Book clubs in London

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North London Reading Group (London)

A well-established book group that has recently lost members as they have moved out of London We read fiction, but avoid classics as many people have read them/some. We are very open but have some rough guidelines: fiction, 400 pages or less. That's it. The number of pages is hopefully to mean that if a book isn't to your taste then you have a chance of reading it and supplementing it with something you don't like. If you don't finish, come anyway! We take it in turns to choose a book a d meet in a pub, usually in the King's Cross area but not too strict, and like wine with our books!

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Fiona (London)

Looking for a monthly boom club to join!

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Dominikarc (London)

I am looking for ways to learn more have an opportunity to discuss different topics.

Dominikarc recommends:

Brave new world
by Huxley | Learn more and buy
It’s timlesss
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SaraReadsBooks (London)

Fan of all book genres, but currently in a fantasy phase! Looking to connect with fellow bookworms and build connection around east London area!

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NHeath (London)

Hi everyone! I’m pretty new to reading for fun, but I’ve always wanted to get into it more. I don’t read very often right now, but I’m hoping this book club will help me explore new genres, discover stories that pull me in, and build a regular reading habit.

NHeath recommends:

Oscar Wilde the star child
by Oscar wild | Learn more and buy
This book has several stories. Good for a quick read.
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Giulia (London)

Hi everyone! I'm looking to join a book club to make friends and to push myself to read more. I grew up an avid reader but in the age of technology and social media and having a desk job I lost my reading sparkle. I read all kinds of books but I gravitate towards the classics, thrillers, mistery, true crime, sci-fi if it's not the boring or spicy kind that read like fanfic. I just got a brand new bookcase so please help me fill it!

Giulia recommends:

Crying in H Mart
by Michelle Zauner | Learn more and buy
This is the true story of Michelle Zauner, lead vocalist of Japanese Breakfast. It's an extremely personal portrait of a multi-cultural family dealing with dysfunction and loss, mainly through home-made korean cuisine. It resonated with me on a deep level and I found myself enraged, crying with grief and laughing throughout the book.
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Leigh (London)

Looking for a local book club in Enfield

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Connie (London)

I’m very active an work with horses, I read a lot when I’ve the time, a lot of different genres, I do like biographies and stories that catch my attention, 😊🌸

Connie recommends:

1984 by George Orwell
1984
by George Orwell | Learn more and buy
It’s like a news update about today’s society and how life is like now but in a utopian setting
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Huda (London)

I am a gap year student who is interested in thriller, mystery, horror but also history.

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BigMan17K (London)

I very recently got into reading but find I love Sci-Fi and Fantasy genres a lot! Those and LITRPGs, although I don't know if that counts as a subcategory of one of the others. It would be really cool to meet people with similar interests and hopefully some great new recommendations.

BigMan17K recommends:

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Fourth Wing
by Rebecca Yarros | Learn more and buy
Not just this book, but the whole series just kept me at the edge of my seat! It was the first book I read, and the one that got me really into reading.
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Bukky (London)

Im a new reader, trying to be part of a book club discuss my thoughts on the book

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Sarah (London)

24: New to London and a romance book lover- wanting to find friend to discuss books with!

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Colin (London)

To enjoy discussing books and to meet people

Colin recommends:

I have no mouth and i must scream
by Harlin ellison | Learn more and buy
Vt is not so much a book but a long short story and is very much about a future that could be
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Rebecca (London)

I love classic literature and sharing reading experiences with others.

Rebecca recommends:

Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter
Nights at the Circus
by Angela Carter | Learn more and buy
Provocative with strong feminist themes and magical realism.
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Maria (London)

I am a retired teacher and psychotherapist who loves books and people. I am looking to join a book club.

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TStep97 (London)

Hi there, I'm a 26 year-old who's relatively new to the area and looking for a book group to aid in meeting people with similar interests. My reading history is something of a melting point: lots of classics with a particular affinity to Dumas, Wilde and Capote but also regularly reading fantasy (GRR Martin, Stephen King, Tolkien). I'm based in NW London (Maida Vale) so would love to be able to discuss books with like-minded people.

TStep97 recommends:

The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas
The Three Musketeers
by Alexandre Dumas | Learn more and buy
Thought this book was great, loved the adventures of the three musketeers and finished within a week.
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Hanifa (London)

Im 28 I have a new baby so reading took the backseat for a while but I wanted to start reading again and thought it would be fun to do with people. I love fantasy books something where there’s loads of world building and magic.

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Jallal (London)

I binge read books I like, especially page turners. My favourite genres are historical fiction, fantasy, romance and politics. The sweet spot is all of the above mixed in one. Strangely I dislike Non-fiction like I'm allergic to them. I'm in mid 20s and teaching. Would love to meet other readers locally and looking to find a good club!

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Dan (London)

I'm 24 and living in North East London. I really enjoy Political/Postcolonial/Philosophical fiction and non-fiction! Looking for a monthly book club to join, preferably in East London.

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Ana (London)

Hi everyone, I’m Ana. I love books that stay with you long after you’ve finished reading them and make you see things a little differently. I’m really looking forward to meeting fellow book lovers, making new friends, and sharing that experience with all of you. 📖

Ana recommends:

10 minutes and 38 Seconds in this strange world by Elif Shafak
10 minutes and 38 Seconds in this strange world
by Elif Shafak | Learn more and buy
The depiction of grief ,abandonment and making people your home
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