Book clubs in Surrey

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

All listings in Surrey

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Added 2 days ago

ali mahde (Guildford)

my name is Ali Mahde, I am looking to join a book club because I enjoy reading and I used to attend a book club every single lunchtime at secondary school I am partially sighted and can only read N24 font

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Added 12 days ago

Rob (Weybridge)

Love reading, love discussing.

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Added 15 days ago

Sam_BookTokReader (Farnham)

Hi, looking for a book club around my area as I read maybe a little bit too much and it would be great to meet other people and talk about what books we’ve read. I like all kinds of genres mainly romance, horror/thriller and historical fiction. Looking to find enthusiasts like me ☺️

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Added 18 days ago

Lisa (Richmond (Surrey))

Hello, I’m Lisa, a regular reader, into anything from novels to non-fiction to memoirs to academic. Would love to start a book club and meet some locals

Lisa recommends:

Educated by Tara Westover
Educated
by Tara Westover | Buy this book
A hard read, but really thought provoking and an insight into an unknown world and life.
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Added 19 days ago

Julie (Godstone)

I'm recently retired and having lived in three London boroughs all my life, I moved to godstone earlier this year. I'm keen to meet local people and share in there enjoyment if reading

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Added 20 days ago

Dan (Richmond (Surrey))

I recently stopped working full-time and I’m looking to meet people in my neighbourhood. I have lived in Kew for 12 years but most of my friends are elsewhere. I enjoy reading and a group would encourage me to read one book at a time and finish it!

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Added 20 days ago

Miah (Chertsey)

Im 27 and an avid reader who mostly reads romance, fantasy and thrillers. Would love to connect with people who are passionate about books as much as I am.

Miah recommends:

House Of Salt And Sorrows  by Erin A. Craig
House Of Salt And Sorrows
by Erin A. Craig | Buy this book
This book completely swept me away. From the very first chapters, I was drawn in by its eerie, gothic, and whimsical atmosphere , dark yet beautiful, like a gothic fairy tale. The pacing was smooth with no dull moments, and the mystery built gradually throughout the book kept me invested. And has a slow burn romance.
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Added 20 days ago

Miah (Chertsey)

Hi there! Im 27 and looking to join a friendly bookclub with people around my age, give or take a few years. And near Addlestone and Weybridge. I mostly read romance, fantasy and thrillers but im open to other genres too. I’d love to find a group that’s easygoing, open to new members, and excited to explore books together.

Miah recommends:

House Of Salt And Sorrows  by Erin A. Craig
House Of Salt And Sorrows
by Erin A. Craig | Buy this book
This book completely swept me away. From the very first chapters, I was drawn in by its eerie, gothic, and whimsical atmosphere , dark yet beautiful, like a gothic fairy tale. The pacing was smooth with no dull moments, and the mystery built gradually throughout the book kept me invested. And has a slow burn romance.
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Added 22 days ago

howmanybookscanireadinayear (Farnham)

I've recently started reading again & my last read I finished all in 1 go in just 48 hours. I mainly go for thriller dark genres but I enjoy romance & comedy also. looking for some friends or someone who enjoys reading like I do too discuss our thoughts & find recommendations.

howmanybookscanireadinayear recommends:

The intruder
by Frida McFadden | Buy this book
lots of twists & turns. I figured it out in the end but it was still 5 stars for me, I did not stop reading it will have you hooked if you like Frida's books & style of writting.
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Added 24 days ago

Michelle (Haslemere)

I’ve been an avid reader ever since my dad started taking me to the local library on Monday evenings when I was about eight years old. My first job was even in a bookshop! These days, reading is one of the main ways I look after myself and recharge for the week ahead. I’d love to broaden my reading horizons by joining—or even setting up—a group with others who share the same passion.

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Added 25 days ago

Ells (Leatherhead)

hi! im looking for some friends who can share and recommend books too and vice versa! I really enjoy romance books and also dipped my toe in a few other genres. my favourite book ever is archers voice by Mia Sheridan what’s yours?

Ells recommends:

Unwanted by Mia Sheridan
Unwanted
by Mia Sheridan | Buy this book
I love the way Mia describes her characters. It really gives you the chance to put yourself in the characters shoes. There’s so many aspects of love, surprise and suspense and is such a good read!
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Added 30 days ago

izzy03 (Woking)

I've recently moved here and I don't have any friends so I would like to make some friends who share my love of books

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The fine print  by Lauren Asher
The fine print
by Lauren Asher | Buy this book
the romance is nice and I really like how bubbly the main character is, maybe not the best writing but I don't read for the quality of it, just the plot. It was predictable but it was a nice cute romance
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Bookenthusiast19 (Sutton)

I used to read books of all genres , but now confined to mostly non-fiction books. I would like to rekindle my interest in all genres of books and find a group of people to discuss about these books

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Ang123 (Croydon)

I really want to get back into reading. Would love some recommendations. I would love to discuss my reads after with someone.

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Slapgod42 (Farnham)

I have interests in dark fantasy, psychological thrillers, and contemporary sci-fi. I wish to join a book club in hopes of gaining more book recommendations

Slapgod42 recommends:

The picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
The picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde | Buy this book
Very visceral descriptions, intriguing characters, and great themes of corruption and desire
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Sali (Weybridge)

Would love to join a local book club / like minded people In Addlestone preferably or close by

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Marta (Guildford)

I have just moved to Surrey and I would like to join a book club to meet like-minded people who also enjoy reading, share book recommendations, and make new friends. I like reading fiction, thrillers, and fantasy books, but I'm open to discovering new gwnr

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Aishy (New Malden)

Getting back into reading, sometimes read classics/romance/fantasy, sometimes non-fiction too, would like to form a book club locally

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Michelle (Reigate)

Hi 👋 I'm Michelle, a 40-something, young at heart, book mad, introvert, living in the heart of Reigate and studying for my BSc in Psychology and Counselling, with a view to changing careers. You're never too late to chase a dream. I have a bit of an obsession when it comes to buying books. I enjoy practically all genres and am a passionate advocate for, and supporter of, indie authors.

Michelle recommends:

An Exorcism of Faeries
by J. L. Vampa | Buy this book
Set in the 1990's at Trinity College, Dublin, The Exorcism of Faeries encompasses age-gap romance, forbidden romance, professor/student relationship, faeries and fae. I could not put this book down. Jl Vampa's writing has a wonderfully, addictive fluidity to eat that will have you losing yourself amd surrendering you day to this book. This is not a story for those wanting Tinkerbell-like 'fairies'. This is a book that demonstrates the darkness of 'faeries'.
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Barbara Sinnott (Ashtead)

I am a counsellor

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