Book clubs in South Yorkshire

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

All listings in South Yorkshire

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Samantha (Sheffield)

I am getting back into reading again and particularly enjoy reading romance and thriller genres. Would be great to enjoy casual reading with other similarly minded individuals.

Samantha recommends:

The wrong sister by Claire Douglas
The wrong sister
by Claire Douglas | Learn more and buy
Brilliant book. Lots of twists and turns. Very unpredictable thriller which kept me up for a couple of nights.
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bookaholic (Rotherham)

I love to read books in the crime genre. Also, read true crime.

bookaholic recommends:

All Around The Town by Mary Higgins Clark
All Around The Town
by Mary Higgins Clark | Learn more and buy
Kept me guessing.
The Woman In The Window by AJ Finn
The Woman In The Window
by AJ Finn | Learn more and buy
Couldn't put it down.
I'll Be Gone In The Dark
by Michelle McNamara | Learn more and buy
Very well written.
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Clare (Sheffield)

Love reading. None of my friemdship group are readers. Since loosing my Mum I am really missing people to share book recomendations and conversations with .

Clare recommends:

Don't let him in
by LISA JEWEL | Learn more and buy
Loved this book! Couldn't put it down !!!
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Reader2026 (Doncaster)

I enjoy all genres and am keen to get involved

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MamaM (Rotherham)

I'm looking to expand my interests in the new year, and am hoping to meet some interesting people. I like reading but yet to find the fave genre... looking for suggestions!

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Meg (Rotherham)

I'm Meg! I'm 28 years old, have recently moved up to Rotherham and have loved reading for as long as I can remember! I read any genre, but gravitate towards crime/psychological thrillers or fantasy. My boyfriend doesn't read, and so I'm looking for some people to meet up and have a good old natter about books with!

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CaseyLeigh (Barnsley)

29, avid book lover. Moved to Barnsley 7 years ago but still yet to make friends. That's the problem with been an introvert.

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amanda (Rotherham)

I moved to North Rotherham a couple of years ago and when I finished work I have still read regularly but have more time to expand reading with discussion and conversation on plots/ styles etc A book group is something I thought I could check out. Here goes !!

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Kacey (Barnsley)

I'm Kacey and want to join a book group to learn about other people's book interests and talk all things fiction and non-fiction.

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BrooksBooks (Barnsley)

31 year old teacher who is wanting to make more time for things that I love. One of my resolutions was to join a new book club to gain even more variety to my reading & reach my book goals (40 this year!). Interested mainly in fiction (historical fiction, contemporary fiction, fantasy, romance & thrillers!)

BrooksBooks recommends:

The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
The Nightingale
by Kristin Hannah | Learn more and buy
A moving story about two sisters who live in a nazi-occupied french village. I couldn't put it down!
Swimming in the Dark by Tomasz Jedrowski
Swimming in the Dark
by Tomasz Jedrowski | Learn more and buy
A beautifully written short story (less than 300 pages) about love, longing, sacrifice, and secrets.
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JC (Mexborough)

I have just retired from education, and have spent my life in books. I am autistic and hold both a degree and a masters degree in Education, so my experience with books has been steeped in the profession,as well as my role within the subject of English. Being autistic means that retirement brings loss,but the opportu ity to have a personal purpose in book reading for pleasure. I don't think I can make the leap from professional use of books to personal use on my own. I need purpose. A group would give me the purpose to love books again,like I did before I became a teacher and my purpose was to support others to enjoy books and engage with learning this way. Autism makes my book journey an I.portant part of who I am,and now that I am retired I want to be who I am with a group who also love books but have the neurotypical ability to make choices that are not open to me without the support from others. A book club sounds frightening to me because it involves being with people I do not know who may not understand such a fear. It is however my greatest step to loving books for enjoyment. Thank you for allowing me to share who I really am, because it is who I really am that shapes my need to join a book club.

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Vicki (Mexborough)

Love to read but don’t always get a chance with my disability,

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Chris (Doncaster)

Hi I'm Chris. I'm looking to reignite the passion I once had for reading. I enjoy the Discworld novels, Lee Childs Reacher series, Stephen King, Dean Koontz and anything ww2 fiction. Spies, sabotage and of course romance. Im a man out of time. I like the idea of listening to the opinions of like minded people, perhaps going out of my comfort zone to read recommendations from others.

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Jamie (Sheffield)

Just got back into reading and love crime thrillers

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Annette (Barnsley)

I like modern romance novels some though not all psychological thriller. Not big on reading non fiction but I would like to meet up with people and discuss new books

Annette recommends:

The 5 people you meet in heaven  by Mitch Albom
The 5 people you meet in heaven
by Mitch Albom | Learn more and buy
Thought provoking. I didn’t think I was going to enjoy this book when I started it but I’m so glad I stuck with it. It gives you hope.
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Toby (Doncaster)

I enjoy reading a wide range of books and am looking to meet people who are similarly minded.

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Dan (Barnsley)

I'm Dan from Barnsley and love to read anything I can get my teeth into, but mostly a lot of classics, modern classics, and literary fiction. Let's talk books.

Dan recommends:

Underworld by Don DeLillo
Underworld
by Don DeLillo | Learn more and buy
It's a panoramic, unraveling masterpiece that deals with the best and worst of humanity, is a harrowing insight into the paranoia of global relations, as well as benefiting from the usual DeLillo humour, endless, poetic description of minor details and the human pysche. Brilliant book by a brilliant author.
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DEBORAH (Doncaster)

I'm an author I've written two book a horror and a children's book both dedicated to my late dog Jake.

DEBORAH recommends:

Leverage by Katherine Black
Leverage
by Katherine Black | Learn more and buy
This book was the first written by this author.
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Gary ga (Barnsley)

Have just been recently divorced and very lonely at the moment

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