Book clubs in North Yorkshire

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

All listings in North Yorkshire

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BookLover25 (York)

I love crime and thrillers but I will read most books that have been recommended. I’ve always enjoyed talking about the books I’ve read and bonding over a love for reading.

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Added 3 days ago

Allison (Harrogate)

I’m 31 looking for a fun and social book club. I’m open to any genre, but my current bookshelf is mainly crime/ thriller.

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Added 5 days ago

jan (Helmsley)

I would like to join a book group near to my home. I like all kinds of books, factual, fiction, autobiographies.

jan recommends:

Anna Karenina
by Tolstoy | Buy this book
This has got to be one of the greatest books ever written.
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Added 6 days ago

Carrie (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

Love all genres. Have wanted to join a book club for years.

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Added 8 days ago

Caro (Selby)

Hi, I am Caroline and I own the little coffee house in Selby, I am hoping to set up a book club meeting during the day. I was wondering if anyone would be interested? I have a function room upstairs which holds around 18 people but there isn't a lift I can read but haven't read a book in a long time.

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Added 12 days ago

Alexandra (Harrogate)

I am 63 recently moved to Harrogate. I like modern and classical literature. Im not too keen on crime, horror or sci-fi.

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Added 22 days ago

Jo (Guisborough)

I am trying to contact s dear friend who I think is ill. She isn't answering either house phone or mobile. I think she is in your book group. Its Sheila Martin. I do hope you can help . Jo Gardner

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Added 22 days ago

Jo (Guisborough)

I am trying to contact s dear friend who I think is ill. She isn't answering either house phone or mobile. I think she is in your book group. Its Sheila Martin. I do hope you can help . Jo Gardner

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Added 26 days ago

Douglas Adamson (Bedale)

A retired advertising writer and author of novels and short stories. A countryside lover fascinated about the beauty of the natural world. A believer in the importance of family.

Douglas Adamson recommends:

Time of the Child by Niall Williams
Time of the Child
by Niall Williams | Buy this book
A wonderful, lyrical evocation of rural life in Southern Ireland in the early 1960s
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Added 26 days ago

Author (Bedale)

Interested in historical fiction, political autobiography (not celebrity), spy stories, satire, romance (not Mills & Boon), wildlife and birds. I am a retired advertising copywriter married with 3 children and grandchildren. and live in Snape, nr Bedale. I have written 3 novels (2 self-published) and have a children's chapter book coming out in March. I am a Trustee of the Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust and past chair of Settle Stories, an arts charity.

Author recommends:

Time of the Child by Niall Williams
Time of the Child
by Niall Williams | Buy this book
A wonderful, lyrical evocation of rural life in Southern Ireland in the early 1960s
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Detra (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

Hello! This 50 ish year old American is very new to Richmond, an avid reader of all fiction genres, and looking to make new friends.

Detra recommends:

The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
The Nightingale
by Kristin Hannah | Buy this book
This is an amazing historical fiction novel about amazing women during war time. Highly recommend!
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Kayleigh (Harrogate)

Looking to join a book club to meet new people. I mostly read fantasy, with some crime fiction thrown in now and then.

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Jenny (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

I’m looking to make new friends and I love reading. I’m 38 and love reading pretty much anything but love psychological thrillers.

Jenny recommends:

Kaitlyn by Kevin Lewis
Kaitlyn
by Kevin Lewis | Buy this book
It keeps you hooked from the beginning and you really feel for the characters.
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Grace (York)

Looking to fill my time with reading especially in the New Year! I enjoy an oxford comma, but more importantly mystery/crime/thrillers… and romance or historical fiction. If it sounds interesting, I’d give it a go.

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Caitlin (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

I am a first time mum, I’ve suffered with mental health for many years & I love reading. I’m looking to find and make friends and explore different activities. I’ve always struggled socially and so I want to get out of my comfort zone a little and I think a book club would be the best way to start.

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Carol (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

Relatively new to Richmond and looking to make new friends - enjoy reading

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Carol (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

Relatively new to Richmond and looking to make new friends and find things in common Would be very interested in joining your book club or meeting up for coffee with others who have contacted you. Please keep me posted📚

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Greentree (Harrogate)

I like reading crime fiction but would like to read other genres

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Jodes (Richmond (North Yorkshire))

Recently moved to the area, wanting to join a book club!

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Ellen (Selby)

I’ve just started my masters in English and would love to be able to talk about books with other people. I like a range of books, but especially lighter fantasy and sci-fi (currently obsessed with The Murderbot Diaries), but I love learning new things through non-fiction too. Not a huge fan of romance specific novels but I can appreciate the genre from the outside, especially if it’s queer.

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