Book clubs in Perthshire

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

All listings in Perthshire

Added 10 days ago

Kirsten (Perth)

I am 27, soon to move to Perth, don't really know the area. I love reading. Reasonably eclectic taste - literary, sci fi, crime, fantasy, non fiction, historical all good

Added 20 days ago

Mathilda (Perth)

I love reading books, and discovering new books, I just moved to Perth and would like to make friends.

MHB (Perth)

Looking for a book club in Perth for a friend.

Kirsty (Perth)

Hi! Just turned 30 (can’t believe it) and I would love to read more. In my teens and early 20s I loved reading and would read often but I just don’t prioritise it! Would love to join a small book club or just meet friends who are also on a journey to read more and we can motivate each other and chat about our books!

Bookworm55 (Blairgowrie)

Ex teacher, avid reader, looking for exercise; preferably mental rather than physical.

Abks4evr (Crieff)

I am a lifelong reader and an author. I am hoping to connect with a book group in Crieff, even though I'm not there all year round. I most enjoy women's and literary fiction, historical fiction, and magical realism, but I read all genres. I am a dog mum, a keen walker, married to a Peter Pan (which keeps me smiling), and I love to cook.

Pam (Perth)

I used to read more often and the pile of unread books that I have is about to topple over. I would also like to explore various genres and authors that I may not select up on my own. And I could use some motivation to read more regularly and finish books.

Martin (Perth)

Hi, I have just moved into the area. I have a wide area of reading interest from classic & modern novels to travel literature. Another passion of mine is flyfishing and I collect old antiquarian books on the subject.

BARBARA 46 (Perth)

I am 79 and love reading e.g. Ken Follett, Jojo Notes and Kate Mosse books.

Hayley (Perth)

Hello! I'm Hayley, 26 and spend most of my spare time reading! Mainly fiction, historical fiction and crime are my favourites but I will read most genres :) I have started reading more nonfiction too which I'm enjoying! I have been thinking for a while it would be lovely to be part of a small book club! I moved to Perth two years ago but haven't found my way to one yet!

Hayley recommends:

The Last Witch of Scotland

by Philip Paris | Buy this book

A book that will always be on my mind!

Rowan (Perth)

Hi everyone! I’m Rowan, 26 and a lover of reading pretty much anything and writing :) Have been looking for a book club for a while and would love to get together to discuss books!

Rowan recommends:

Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop

by Hwang Bo-reum | Buy this book

It’s like a hug and escape

Anna (Perth)

Hi, I'm looking for a book club that reads mainly fiction but is open to dipping into other genres from time to time. I tend to enjoy literary fiction — recently I've really enjoyed Nell Zink — and I also love essays and short stories, particularly writers like Jo Ann Beard and Lucia Berlin. I'm drawn to books with strong voices, sharp observation and a bit of originality. The classics are also important. Hoping to find a group that meets in person in Perth City.

Graeme (Perth)

Book Worm

Graeme recommends:

The Ferris Conspiracy

by Paul Ferris | Buy this book

Makes you question what goes on behind closed doors with police and makes you wonder if the programme line of duty on tv maybe isn't as far fetched as it seems

The Forgotten Highlander

by Alistair Urquhart | Buy this book

Great emotional read

The Kid

by Kevin Lewis | Buy this book

Great emotional true story and its amazing how some humans can bounce back

Murder Myself, Murder I Am

by Jon Keehner | Buy this book

Good story based on the 1990 murder and disappearance of Duvall , Washington real estate broker Rich Duncan and his wife's fight to make sure the killer doesn't walk free early

Our Story

by Westlife | Buy this book

It's a good autobiography

Birthdays of the dead

by Stuart macbride | Buy this book

Page turner you dont want to put it down to find out what happens next

No Mans Land

by David Baldacci | Buy this book

Great Thriller that has you guessing from beginning to end

Graeme (Perth)

I would like to join a book group to find new genres to read and pick up recommendations I like reading crime novels fiction and non fiction , fantasy books, farming autobiographies and celebrity autobiographies and I also like reading good stories I am currently reading Paul Ferris Unfinished Buisness which so far has been a really good read.

Graeme recommends:

The Ferris Conspiracy

by Paul Ferris | Buy this book

Makes you question what goes on behind closed doors with police and makes you wonder if the programme line of duty on tv maybe isn't as far fetched as it seems

The Forgotten Highlander

by Alistair Urquhart | Buy this book

Great emotional read

The Kid

by Kevin Lewis | Buy this book

Great emotional true story and its amazing how some humans can bounce back

Murder Myself, Murder I Am

by Jon Keehner | Buy this book

Good story based on the 1990 murder and disappearance of Duvall , Washington real estate broker Rich Duncan and his wife's fight to make sure the killer doesn't walk free early

Our Story

by Westlife | Buy this book

It's a good autobiography

Birthdays of the dead

by Stuart macbride | Buy this book

Page turner you dont want to put it down to find out what happens next

No Mans Land

by David Baldacci | Buy this book

Great Thriller that has you guessing from beginning to end

Alex (Perth)

I'm a happily retired senior support worker in mental healthcare. I'd enjoy chatting about my personal favourite genres and enjoy hearing about and learning from other people's favourites. I read either historical novels or actual histories, I loved Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall series, or my other , very different, choice is American Crime fiction. Everything from Chandler to contemporary writers.

Alex recommends:

The Last Coyote

by Michael Connelly | Buy this book

A veteran detective investigates the murder of his own mother , killed when he was aged 12. Connelly is consistently a brilliant writer. This novel involves references to the detectives' (involuntary) participation in some counselling sessions. As a trained counsellor I can say it comes closer to the processes of counselling than most fictional efforts.

caitlinreads (Perth)

Hi everyone, I'm 26 and have finally rekindled my love for reading after graduating - I will read anything; classics, fantasy, sci-fi, crime. I'm looking for a bookclub which dabbles with a variety of genres :)

DylanM (Dunkeld)

I love to read to escape from my busy work life of always looking at a screen. I've been struggling to balance my hobbies and social life for a while now so I thought, hey, why not put them together and join a book club. I love new experiences and adore meeting new people.

DylanM recommends:

Apprentice to the villain

by Hannah Nicole Maehrer | Buy this book

It's a comical easy read that immerses you into a world full of charm. I read it in one sitting and was obsessed with how full of character everyone was.