Book clubs in Shropshire

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

All listings in Shropshire

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Read_a_lottie (Bridgnorth)

A mid 20s girl who loves thrillers, historical fiction and I’m getting into fantasy too. Looking for some new friends to chat and discover new books together!

Meg (Newport (Shropshire))

I'm 31 and I've been in the UK for the last 5 years (originally from South Africa). I struggle to meet new people and so would love to connect with others locally/nearby who perhaps share similar interests. I mostly read fantasy/romatasy but I dabble in regular romance as well as crime/thriller. Basically anything that grips me story wise.

Helen (Newport (Shropshire))

It would be great to meet with others who are interested in reading and discussing books. If anyone in Newport or around is interested in setting up a bookclub in Newport, please get in touch. I am a bit restricted by days but could do once a month on a Friday evening if that suits. Look forward to hearing from anyone interested.

The AJ Book Club (Shrewsbury)

A relaxed, fun book club for people who enjoy good reads, great chat and a bit of banter. No pressure, no cost, just pages and pals. Open to all and everyone.

Matt 71 (Wem)

Hi I love reading and talking about what I have read. I even have an English A level! I prefer historical fiction (mostly crime) but will read anything. Really keen to meet online or in person to discuss literature

Matt 71 recommends:

Act of Oblivion

by Robert Harris | Learn more and buy

Which side are you on?

Pet (Shifnal)

Hi I’m Pet and an avid book reader. Would love to join a group locally to get together in person to socialise and discuss books.

Simon (Telford)

Love reading, more often than not a thriller or anything with a good twist. Looking for a book club or a few people to get together with a coffee and/or cake and talk books!

Simon recommends:

Verity

by Colleen hoover | Learn more and buy

Easy to read with some good twists, dark, but not too dark!

The celestine prophecy

by James Redfield | Learn more and buy

Firstly, I must add I'm not into the religious aspects of the book.. But past that, it's a great adventure, you get lost in the environment and get a real sense of how its portrayed. It's really up to the reader on what you think they are searching for. It's a great book for a discussion.

No one saw a thing

by Andrea Mara | Learn more and buy

Great book!

Bernie (Shrewsbury)

New to Shrewsbury and I’m keen to join a local book club. Have been involved in others before and really enjoy discussing books

Bob (Telford)

Love to read, my favourite authors are James Lee Burke, Brandon Sanderson, RF Kung, Terry Pratchett and Sebastian Faulkes, Looking to meet broad minded readers x

Charlotte W (Newport (Shropshire))

I'm Charlotte, I am 33 and have recently moved to Newport, Shropshire. I'm looking to read regularly, and belong to a group which holds me accountable to doing so, discussing the books, themes and characters.

Elliott (Bridgnorth)

Want motivation to read books and meet new people!

Kit (Shifnal)

Hello, my name is Kit. I’m a 20 something who loves to read books in my spare time, quite drawn to Fantasy and Sci-fiction but also open to recommendations of anything outside my wheelhouse. Looking to meet up with people who share a love of book as well as talking about whatever is on your mind.

Kit recommends:

The Earthsea Quartet

by Ursula K.Le Quin | Learn more and buy

As someone who missed out on the Earthsea books when I was younger, I really missed out on what would of been a favourite on par with my love for Tolkien and Brian Jacques (Redwall) The books follows a coherent theme of coming of age and how we follow the main character Ged as we see him change and witness the world and it’s people changing with him. I highly reccomend checking out these books if you love whimsical fantasy with dragons and a rich world to get lost in.

Ashley (Market Drayton)

Hello, I'm Ash and I like to read self-help fantasy, romance, personal development, Christian faith-building and anything positive and funny. I want to read more about history and learn about other cultures and expand my interest in general. I'd love to meet other people and discuss the world or a subject through your eyes.

Leto (Telford)

I like to read mostly sci-fi, fantasy, classic literature and also some more philosophical and spiritual books. Looking to meet like-minded people to engage in interesting discussions about books, learn some new things and make some friends.

ABC (Whitchurch (Shropshire))

Is there a local book club in this area ?

Bookreader55 (Newport (Shropshire))

Enjoy reading

BookReader (Shrewsbury)

Like a book club environment with a range of opinions on the same book. Fascinating.

BookReader recommends:

Bridges of Madison County

by Robert James Waller | Learn more and buy

Love story, best-selling book that dominated the sales charts in 1993-94 – in 1995 film was released starring Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood. A story set in the 1960’s about an Iowa farm wife who meets a National Geographic photographer by chance while her family is away at the Illinois State Fair. Two strangers from different worlds — Robert Kincaid, the free-roaming, globe-trotting photographer, and Francesca Johnson, the Iowa-based farm wife living by the mid-American norms of the day whereby feminism has no place, and a wife stays put for life. The two strike up an intense, short-lived love affair. However, reality and responsibility soon intrude, and the affair ends. The two lovers, torn by separation, return to their previous lives and live out their days longing for what ‘could have been’. The story swept over America, hence the film.