Book clubs in Oxfordshire

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

All listings in Oxfordshire

El (Witney)

Mid 20s, just moved to Witney, looking to join a book club to meet new people outside of work.

Verity (Witney)

I love to read and would like to experience stories I would not necessarily choose myself.

PLC82 (Wallingford)

Early 40's enjoy physiological thrillers, fiction, and romance. Happy to explore other genres.

BookReader08 (Oxford)

Leiz here.. I’ve always had a deep love for reading and would truly enjoy the opportunity to connect with others who share that same passion.

Rob Witney (Abingdon)

73 male. Crime mystery, Philosophical books. Open to new genres

BRIAN (Banbury)

Just would like to meet with other bookies. Nothing high brow, fav author NEVILLE SHUTE. But many others too, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Mysteries!

BRIAN recommends:

TRUSTEE FROM THE TOOL ROOM

by NEVILLE SHUTE | Learn more and buy

What a ordinary person can achieve

Lucy (Oxford)

Hi I'm Lucy - I'm in my 30s, and I love to read. Most recent on my read list are: The count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, The History of the world in six glasses by Tom Standage The Very Secret Society of irregular witches by Sangu Mandanna. I read anything from non-fiction to Classics, art theory to romantasy - love to apply the things I've read in theory to the texts I'm reading. Currently reading: girl online by Joanna Walsh (a manifesto of sorts about the ways women interact with online spaces) and Vanity Fair by Thackeray. Looking to either join and start a book group with people who want to read together, talk about what we're reading, drink some wine and make pals. (non alcoholic beverages are of course available!)

Claire (Witney)

I enjoy reading most genres looking for a mid week book club

Claire recommends:

Nothing to see here

by Susan lewis | Learn more and buy

I fell in love with the author after a recommendation from a friend. I really enjoyed the Andee Lawrence series but recently have enjoyed the Cristy Ward series

Rob (Witney)

I like most genres. Mostly I like mystery

Ben (Oxford)

I'm a 22 year old software developer living in Oxford (though in Ireland from Jan - March). Would love a regular place to discuss books / ideas. Philosophy (or adjacent) books are my favorite but very open! I'm a fan of Aristotle, Nietszche, and Camus.

Witney young women's book club (working title!!!) (Witney)

As a young woman in my 20's living in Witney with a love of reading, I am keen to develop a face-to-face group for young women in their 20's to share favourite reads, discover new genres or authors, and to have a semi-regular space to collaborate over a love of reading!

KaitEames (Didcot)

I enjoy exploring all genres of books. I’m looking to join a book club to keep me accountable for reading and meet new people in the area.

Kezia (Oxford)

My name is Kezia, I’m 31 and recently moved to Oxford from London. I am a secondary school English teacher, so I’m lucky enough to be able to share my passion for reading with the younger generation. I am really keen to meet likeminded people in Oxford, and a book club is a great way to do this, as I’m an avid reader but also very sociable.

Zoe (Oxford)

A 30ish y-o charity worker, mostly a reader of fantasy, but also a enjoy a feminist treaty, a gothic classic, or a dystopia... Actually will read most things! I'm looking for a small group that meets once a month with cosy vibes (the dream is taking turns hosting and bringing cake and/or wine!).

Zoe recommends:

The house in the cerulean sea

by TJ Klune | Learn more and buy

Set in an orphanage island for magical children, this is mix of fantasy and social justice, with a queer love story in the background. This is both funny and tender, in a lovely prose.

Avril (Banbury)

I love reading, most genres and would like to meet up with other like minded people either on line or face to face.

Clare (Oxford)

I am a teacher and like to read a wide range of books including non-fiction. I have other hobbies too including walking, tennis and nature. I love birdwatching and going for walks after dark to listen to owls.

Clare recommends:

Guns, Germs and Steel

by Jared Diamond | Learn more and buy

I think it is so simple that particular plants and animals that happened to be in certain places helped civilisation flourish.

Sarah Helweg-Larsen (Oxford)

Retired, cheerful grandmother with a lifelong enjoyment of reading.

Brianne (Faringdon)

Hello! I work with kids and read a lot of YA and middle school fiction. I would love to find a group or a person to read books (fantasy, science fiction, self help, non fiction, mystery/thriller, fiction) and just discuss and talk about it. I would love to meet friends and connect!

Brianne recommends:

Devine Rivals

by Rebecca Ross | Learn more and buy

This is a YA but it is so beautifully written, you wouldn’t know that it was YA. It takes the horrors of war and guides the readers on a journey through hope, and truth. Its just so beautifully written. The chapters start off small but they get longer as you keep reading and I think that is part of its charm as you explore the two perspectives as one. Honestly cant rate this book highly enough.

Ladies Who Book and Brunch Oxford Edition (Oxford)

A literary weekend escape where we discuss the book of the month whilst enjoying brunch. It's not just a book club, it's a vibe!

Nigel (Oxford)

I am an active over-60 man interested in languages, chess, walking and ... books! I read novels, fantasy and non-fiction. Never joined a book club and am curious as to whether I might find like-minded people in one?