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Book clubs in Suffolk

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

All listings in Suffolk

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Added 4 days ago

Maggie (Bungay)

I love reading but worry I may not get through a book fast enough? I lead walking groups and we often fund ourselves discussing a book ....impromptu. I often read a book and wish I could discuss various elements of it. I have just moved from Bungay to Earsham, and before that was in the saxmundham area of Suffolk. So dont know many people round here....so I would enjoy that.

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Added 7 days ago

John Oxlade (Bury St Edmunds)

Newly published author looking to find others at any stage of publishing. My other interests include decentralised finance and Ipswich Town FC.

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Added 10 days ago

Emma (Sudbury)

Looking to meet for a coffee and chat books/life! I’m 34

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Added 12 days ago

Simon (Felixstowe)

65 years old, recently separated, looking to find new like minded friends. I live in Felixstowe

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Added 12 days ago

Simon (Felixstowe)

65 years old , recently separated, looking to make new friendships with like minded

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Connor (Stowmarket)

30, lived in Stowmarket for a few years but don't really know many people. Recently got out of a long term relationship so looking for new people to socialise with.

Connor recommends:

Red Rising by Pierce Brown
Red Rising
by Pierce Brown | Buy this book
Fast paced, action packed and emotionally devastating
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Lizzy (Leiston)

Hi, I live near Leiston and despite living here for a few years now I haven't really gotten to know anyone. I would love to join a book club to get to know others but also to get back into reading which has taken a backseat in recent years!

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HDB (Beccles)

I live near Bungay and work from home. I'm an avid reader but tend to stay within fairly limited genres. I was in a book club before I moved here and miss the chats and variety of books.

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Jen (Lowestoft)

I’m 39 and looking at joining or even starting a book club in Lowestoft. I enjoy fantasy,crime,horror and romance (abit of everything really) It would be lovely to meet up with like minded people and talk about books.

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Sarahb (Aldeburgh)

Have been in several book clubs in the past looking to expand my reading horizons

Sarahb recommends:

My lovers lover
by Maggie o Farrell | Buy this book
Beautifully written and great plot
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Chloe (Stowmarket)

I'm getting back into the hobby of reading after becoming a mum a few years ago (finally have the time!). I'd love to connect with others in the area who also enjoy reading and discussing the books they've loved. I read a range of things, but not much non fiction (unless it's a memoir of someone I admire!).

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Charlie (Bury St Edmunds)

I work hard during the day and like reading to unwind in the evening and to exercise the grey matter. I always have a book by my bed, however I often don't make the time to read as much as I would like. I'd like to join a history/politics/business/investment orientated book club to a) force me to read more and b) enjoy discussing books with others.

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Liza (Stowmarket)

Hello! I’m Liza, and I’ve just moved to the Stowmarket area. I’m really keen to connect with new people about the books they’re reading. I’m currently applying for a PhD in Literary Practice but need a leisurely re-entry into the world of reading!

Liza recommends:

The Parisian by Isabella Hammad
The Parisian
by Isabella Hammad | Buy this book
A rich and deftly-crafted story about the move from the Middle East to Paris in the early 20th century. Gripping betrayals and unfixable heartbreak!
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HarryJ (Saxmundham)

Hi, just moved back to Suffolk after uni, I'm 24. I love books, mainly fantasy and sci-fi, looking to connect and meet new people.

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Becky (Lowestoft)

I love reading and I love to socialize however as I have got older , life has got In the way of the things I love and I want to reconnect with nice people, I love thriller ,crime ,comedy, biographies ,I would love to be part of something.

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New Street Literary Salon (Ipswich)

Ready to tackle the classics while having fun. Comic novels is the topic this year

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Ruth McLoughlin (Ipswich)

Recently retired from a life in education and ready to share my passion for great literature

Ruth McLoughlin recommends:

The Pickwick Papers  by Charles Dickens
The Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens | Buy this book
It is a great picaresque laugh-out-loud work which also manages to be socially relevant on typical Dickensian themes of poverty, crime and punishment, hypocrisy
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Ruth McLoughlin (Ipswich)

Recently retired from a life in education and ready to share my passion for great literature

Ruth McLoughlin recommends:

The Pickwick Papers  by Charles Dickens
The Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens | Buy this book
It is a great picaresque laugh-out-loud work which also manages to be socially relevant on typical Dickensian themes of poverty, crime and punishment, hypocrisy
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Ruth McLoughlin (Ipswich)

Recently retired from a life in education and ready to share my passion for great literature

Ruth McLoughlin recommends:

The Pickwick Papers  by Charles Dickens
The Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens | Buy this book
It is a great picaresque laugh-out-loud work which also manages to be socially relevant on typical Dickensian themes of poverty, crime and punishment, hypocrisy
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New Street Literary Salon (Aldeburgh)

I am starting a Literary Salon on Wednesday 15th October at 7 pm (-8.30 pm) at the New Street Market. I will be presenting on a range of what might be described as Comic novels, providing some context before we discuss a selection of extracts from the novels. No admission charge. All Welcome!

New Street Literary Salon recommends:

The Pickwick Papers  by Charles Dickens
The Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens | Buy this book
It is a great picaresque laugh-out-loud work which also manages to be socially relevant on typical Dickensian themes of poverty, crime and punishment, hypocrisy
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