Book clubs in Middlesex

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All listings in Middlesex

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Anne (Enfeld)

I'm 66 and have been reading too much crime fiction for too long. Getting back to more varied material. My latest read was Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow - Gabrielle Zevin - been recommending it to friends. I've never joined a book group before and am very keen to. Ideally I'd like a group with members of different ages. If I make new local friends that's an added bonus. Got lots of friends but none are local.

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Marley (Edgware)

I am looking for a small group of young people who love books and would like to sit together to read our own books, and discuss the books we’re reading.

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Kamran (Greenford)

To learn more about books and knowledge from readers.

Kamran recommends:

The Book of Joy  by Douglas Abrams
The Book of Joy
by Douglas Abrams | Learn more and buy
How to be happy and joyful
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Lilly (Shepperton)

Love reading, fiction, biography, history.. I would like to meet with like minded people near Shepperton, Hampton, Walton on Thames, couple of times a month or so. It would be nice to exchange opinions, get recommendations and share the love of books.

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Sim (Twickenham)

I love reading and would love to connect with like minded people. I am open to all genres and would love to expand my reading horizons as I primarily read murder mysteries and non fiction.

Sim recommends:

A brief history of everything
by Bill Bryson | Learn more and buy
It takes hilarious and interesting taking on all things historical especially scientists .
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Babs S (Sunbury-on-Thames)

All genres , friendship.

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Louise (Hampton)

I’m looking to feel more connected to my local area, make friends and make time for reading. I enjoy psychological and crime thrillers as well as non-fiction

Louise recommends:

Damage by Josephine Hart
Damage
by Josephine Hart | Learn more and buy
End of first chapter “But I did not die in my fiftieth year. There are few who know me now who do not regard that as a tragedy.”
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Caroline (Edgware)

Was previously a bookclub member but stopped during Covid. Eould like yo get back into it. I like fictions set in different cultures.

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Mahim (Southall)

Hello! I’m Mahim, and believe it or not I like to read books. Non-fiction books that challenge my beliefs and worldviews are ideal, so I’m diving into a range of topics from philosophy to business negotiation.

Mahim recommends:

Ishmael
by Daniel Quinn | Learn more and buy
I have never had my assumptions so brilliantly brought to light and challenged in a way that has me constantly applying its themes in my life. Usually I learn new things, but I’ve never had a book tell me where I am wrong, explain it poetically and rationally, and leave me with a feeling of hope so quickly.
The Story of B by Daniel Quinn
The Story of B
by Daniel Quinn | Learn more and buy
If you agree with the theme of ‘Ishmael’ , but you have a few questions or are simply interested in exploring these ideas further it’s an excellent book. The story is told quite differently than Ishmael, not a dialogue but a series of diary entries but it works very well.
Dopamine Nation
by Anna Lembke | Learn more and buy
I love books that include the stories of the people the author has learned from, Dopamine Nation in one of these. If you’re curious about the nature of all types of addiction and some general strategies to apply to your life, which I am, it’s a great read. The research mentioned is easy to understand and applicable, and the stories are broad which allows me to relate to the stories most like my own.
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Sumaira (Hounslow)

Hi! I’m a bookworm and busy working mum of two who loves spending spare time reading. I enjoy all genres, especially historical novels, thrillers, and classics, but I’m open to exploring anything. I’d love to connect with other local book enthusiasts and share the joy of reading together!

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Tasha (Hounslow)

Finally signing up for a book club in the hopes that I will meet other avid readers ! Open to most genres

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Beth (Hounslow)

I'm looking for a book club so I can talk books with people who want to do the same.

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Anu (Uxbridge)

I’m open to explore all reading options and meet up after regular office hours works for me.

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Book61 (Northwood)

Love reading and would love to meet like minded people

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Raxita (Pinner)

Hi - I’m a full time working mum of two grown up girls. Looking to join a book club and meet like minded ladies.

Raxita recommends:

100 years of solitude’s
by Gabriel Garcia Marquez | Learn more and buy
The language, the story. It is compelling and takes you to another place.
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Rose McC (Isleworth)

To be involved with people who like reading and make new friends

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Amina (Harrow)

I retired very recently. I taught GCSE English and love literature and reading. Would be great to share ideas and opinions about a shared novel. Interested in science fiction and tales from the Indian subcontinent but just like a novel that hooks you from the beginning.

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Anj21 (Twickenham)

Hi, I'd like to join a small, friendly book club where I can discover new book recommendations and meet like-minded people. My favourite genres are thriller, romance and mystery, but I'd like to explore more genres.

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Carolyn (Sunbury-on-Thames)

I love fiction - crime, historical novels etc. I often love books I have picked up from a book swop but wouldn’t otherwise have chosen. Being part of a book club would widen my horizons.

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Suzanne (Pinner)

Female mid 60s making time to read more. Interested in the classics....( Not perused to date)...and talks around the books via zoom or in person An eternal student of life ...interested in political and personal development books...books with significance and meaning Also open to a good story

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