Book clubs in Northamptonshire

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All listings in Northamptonshire

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Added 3 days ago

Lemon Pie Literary Society Book Club (Northampton)

Sassy, welcoming, lively, sociable and sometimes irreverent, lovers of all things "book".

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Added 3 days ago

Lemon Pie Literary Society Book Club (Northampton)

We are a wonderful, lively and sometimes irreverent book club in St Crispin's, Duston. We meet on the first Tuesday of the month, 6.30pm at the gorgeous Courtyard Cafe, St Crispin's Retail Village... Come and join us for coffee and cake and all things bookish...new members always very welcome.

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Added 4 days ago

abhii000 (Northampton)

Hi, I'm Abhi - I read a bit of everything and excited to talk to people about books!

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Added 6 days ago

Joe (Northampton)

Hi, I'm Joe (23), I'm looking to join a club to read more, receive some recommendations and make new friends. I mainly read fiction but have been considering delving into historical non-fiction as I've been loving the Rest is History podcast as of late.

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Added 8 days ago

Laurie (Northampton)

Hi, I'm Laurie, 24 :) I'm looking to join a local (Northampton) book club to make friends and help with my reading goal for the year. I mostly read literary fiction and classics but I'm not really fussed about what I read - it's fun to branch out now and again.

Laurie recommends:

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
The Goldfinch
by Donna Tartt | Buy this book
It's veeery long - over 750 pages - which is obviously not for everyone, but it's written in a very accessible and immersive style. A teenage boy growing up in New York City in the early 2000s is the victim of a museum bombing, and while concussed steals a priceless painting (The Goldfinch), believing that he's protecting it. Since his only close relative - his mother - is killed in the attack, he then drifts from home to home, trying to keep his possession of the painting a secret. Great for people who enjoy more "literary" stories, as it's reminiscent of Dickens and other Victorian novels, but also a brilliant coming-of-age story. I first read it when I was nineteen and have been obsessed ever since.
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Added 8 days ago

levrenden (Northampton)

Hi, I'm Laurie, 24 :) I'm looking to join a local (Northampton) book club to make friends and help with my reading goal for the year. I mostly read literary fiction and classics but I'm not really fussed about what I read - it's fun to branch out now and again.

levrenden recommends:

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
The Goldfinch
by Donna Tartt | Buy this book
It's veeery long - over 750 pages - which is obviously not for everyone, but it's written in a very accessible and immersive style. A teenage boy growing up in New York City in the early 2000s is the victim of a museum bombing, and while concussed steals a priceless painting (The Goldfinch), believing that he's protecting it. Since his only close relative - his mother - is killed in the attack, he then drifts from home to home, trying to keep his possession of the painting a secret. Great for people who enjoy more "literary" stories, as it's reminiscent of Dickens and other Victorian novels, but also a brilliant coming-of-age story. I first read it when I was nineteen and have been obsessed ever since.
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Added 12 days ago

Em (Northampton)

I’m 23 and was an avid reader as a child, now I am wanting to rediscover my love of books so am open to all recommendations!

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Added 15 days ago

Miriam (Northampton)

I have always loved reading and now enjoy audio books when out and about walking. I love all genres and rarely "give up on a book". I moved to the area a few years ago but what with working full time and mainly at home, would like to find an outlet/way to socialise and meet new people.

Miriam recommends:

All the colours of the dark by Chris Whitaker
All the colours of the dark
by Chris Whitaker | Buy this book
Beautifully written epic story about childhood trauma, deep friendship, love, loss and survival, wrapped in a small-town mystery thriller. One of those books you are sad to see end.
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Added 16 days ago

DanH85 (Northampton)

Have always enjoyed reading and read a wide variety of genre but tend to avoid romcoms. I'm not the speediest reader so hoping to meet someone/some people who fancy meeting monthly for a chat about life and about books! Kettering and Northampton are both easily commutable for me

DanH85 recommends:

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
The Name of the Wind
by Patrick Rothfuss | Buy this book
OMG everything! Fantastic writing and a superb storyline, think Game of Thrones meets Harry Potter! Spoiler, the final book isn't out yet so start reading this series forewarned!
Julia by Sandra newman
Julia
by Sandra newman | Buy this book
For those who have read 1984 this is a must! Told from the perspective of Julia and offers a deeper look into the world they live in
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Added 18 days ago

Jessica (Northampton)

I enjoy all types of books i want to expand my search of books and i would love to make new friends who love the same books as me! :)

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Added 22 days ago

Alison (Northampton)

I’m a fan of historical fiction, but enjoy the variety of genres belonging to a book club introduces. Would love to meet and chat with like minded people in and around Northamptonshire I’m 55 with grown up children that have now left home, leaving me free to rediscover my love of reading !!

Alison recommends:

All the light we cannot see
by Anthony Doerr | Buy this book
An emotional story set around WW2 with characters that stay with you for days afterwards
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Kimmy (Daventry)

I moved here from another area and would like to meet and discuss books with like minded people. I hope to read books out of my usual genre.

Kimmy recommends:

Pilgrim by Terry Hayes
Pilgrim
by Terry Hayes | Buy this book
An impossible situation around every corner that the ex intelligence officer manages to overcome. Set in Afghanistan and can be brutal.
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Zoe (Northampton)

I’m 24 and getting more into reading lately having just delved into more fantasy/romantacy. I’m in a bit of a slump having just read fourth wing and looking for some more recs. I’m also very open to other genres. Looking to make some book friends and meet new people!

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Louise (Kettering)

I’m 23 and recently got back into reading and looking to make some book friends to chat to! Also recently moved to the area so don’t know many people! Really loving fantasy/romantacy at the moment

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Bruce (Northampton)

I'm a mere 56 years of age and am looking forward to meeting new people who share a passion for reading. My reading is usually focussed on history/phiplosophy/religion, on the non-fiction side; and gothic horror and suspense on the fiction side (along with classic literature).

Bruce recommends:

Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy
Jude the Obscure
by Thomas Hardy | Buy this book
It's my favourite of Hardy's novels
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David (Kettering)

Interesting chap who lights up a room (sometimes!). Looking to join a local book club to meet like minded others, enjoy good company and to share ideas for a happy life

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Daisy (Kettering)

Looking to make new friends with fellow book lovers. Favoured genres are fantasy and romance

Daisy recommends:

Iron flame by Rebecca Yarros
Iron flame
by Rebecca Yarros | Buy this book
Gripping and exciting though out the book
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Georgia (Kettering)

Hi! Looking for other bookworms to make friends with. I like most genres but I’m enjoying fantasy and dark romance at the moment. I love listening to audio books and normally read a book from my shelf and another on my kindle at the same time.

Georgia recommends:

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
The Song of Achilles
by Madeline Miller | Buy this book
Beautifully written, great on audible, made me cry 😢
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RichardH (Kettering)

A keen interest for philosophy and history. I work in mental health predominantly in a school setting with children. Looking to meet people who share a passion for reading

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Ba (Rushden)

Will read almost any sort genre, more about contact and conversation with intelligent People

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