Book clubs in Middlesex

Below you'll find every active listing we have for book clubs and readers in Middlesex

All listings in Middlesex

Gerard (Wembley)

I like books

pallavi (Hounslow)

Hi, I'm a reading enthusiast and love reading thrilling novels and short stories. In my college days, I also wrote a whole fantasy heroic story, but never published it. To restart my reading gig, I wish to join a book club to give myself a nudge to set a proper me time.

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.

Babs123 (Sunbury-on-Thames)

Dramas

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.

Lucy P (Ashford(Middlesex))

I’m looking to join a group to inspire different books and discussions.

Simon B (Hampton)

Hi. I’m Simon, I’ve been retired for a while now. I find that without the daily commute I’ve got out of the habit of reading, and I’d like to get back into it. I’m open to any type of book club, and having a good conversation.

Frances (Sunbury-on-Thames)

I'm looking for a book club to discover new interesting literature and make new friends. I'm currently addicted to non fiction, so a book club could be great to get me reading some fiction! In terms of non fiction, I'm really into health and wellness, biographies and travel memoirs.

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 | Buy this book

It takes hilarious and interesting taking on all things historical especially scientists .

Ryan (Ashford(Middlesex))

37, love reading and would love the chance to join a book club and talk about it! I read most genres, particularly love the classics, sci-fi, fantasy, and modern literature. Partial to a good nonfiction, too. Love reading books from all cultures and backgrounds.

Alison (Northwood)

Hi I live in Northwood. Early 60's. Varied taste. Open to being influenced! Avid reader.

West London Literary Club (Ashford(Middlesex))

Friendly book club for people who want to share their passion for reading

Alison (Northwood)

Looking for local bookclub

Jessica (Hampton)

Hi there, I'd love to join a book club in Teddington/ Hampton/ Kingston area. I read historical fiction, love a booker prize winner list to get through, literary fiction I think is ky most read genre.

Jane C (Twickenham)

I am undergoing cancer treatment and have got back into reading as I have a lot of waiting around time on my hands at present. I like classics, prize winning books and modern fiction.

ElaineB (Teddington)

Hi there, I used to be an avid reader and have gotten out of the habit. I used to get so much out of reading. Looking to join a book club to get back into great books and discuss them with like minded readers!

ElaineB recommends:

Life of Pi

by Wanna Martel | Buy this book

It's a magical story!

Tonino (Uxbridge)

I am looking to join or create a book club in the Hillingdon area, I like reading all sorts of genres and would a group of people I can talk about these with, share ideas and recommendations. There are times when I find a book that’s so great and I just want to share it, but my friends and family are not into reading and while they do patiently indulge me, i would love to meet like minded people, grab a coffee and share a book.

Mary (Ruislip)

I like historical novels but also read modern novels e.g, "CLEAR" by CARYS Davies and "So Late in the Day" by CLAIRE KEEGAN. I enjoy Poetry. ( I am an elderly person who llkes to meet and discuss books with others.) Playing Chess is my hobby, when not reading.

Mary recommends:

Breakfast at Tiffany's

by Truman Capote | Buy this book

Witty and charming

Reading Festival (Southall)

People who are open minded and would like to challenge their assumptions, learn and grow through reading and discussing books of all sorts.

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 | Buy this book

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 | Buy this book

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 | Buy this book

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.