Book clubs in Surrey

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

All listings in Surrey

Frances (Kingston upon Thames)

Bookworm, in need of contact with others. I'm flexible as to where, how ofte, etc.

Frances recommends:

My good bright wolf

by Sarah Moss | Learn more and buy

Fascinating and beautifully written journal of the writers lifelong problem with anorexia.

Sue (Guildford)

I am retired and don’t have transport. I’ve always belonged to a book club but I don’t have transport now I live in Guildford, which makes it more difficult. I lived in Greece so I always enjoy reading fiction or nonfiction about the country, especially Crete.

Kel (Camberley)

Mid-40s, love a good book (varied genres), would love to find a local book club - preferably one that does evenings, good book recommendations and perhaps a natter about them over a glass of wine!

Steve (Redhill)

I’m 50 and live in Redhill, I’m a Book addict with a soft spot for Stephen King, classic fantasy, and a good murder mystery. If it’s dark, twisty, or full of magic, I’m in. Always looking for the next story I can’t put down.

Molly (Camberley)

Would love to meet people who also love to read and a good bit of cake!!!

Lucrezia (Weybridge)

I love reading, new to the area, would love to meet people and join a bookclub

Houmayra (Guildford)

Hello I’m 28, work in finance and I enjoy classic literature, historical fiction, thrillers/suspense novels and mysteries, emotional reads, and some contemporary. Looking to join a book club nearby (I’m in West Clandon) and/or speak to people with similar interests

Houmayra recommends:

The Secret History

by Donna Tartt | Learn more and buy

The aesthetics and descriptions of settings, the deeply complex characters and the suspense throughout as the story builds

Najwan (Woking)

I’m 28 & I like classic literature (mainly fiction and nonfiction) and I want to get back into reading. I'm looking for a book club that meets once a month to discuss great works in a relaxed and engaging setting—one where I can share insights, hear different perspectives, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Najwan recommends:

White Nights

by Dostoevsky | Learn more and buy

Deep emotional resonance and exploration of human connection, typical of the author’s introspective and philosophical style.

The Kite Runner

by Khaled Hosseini | Learn more and buy

Emotional and beautifully written story that explores deep moral dilemmas and the search for forgiveness

The Alchemist

by Paulo Coelho | Learn more and buy

It’s a simple yet profound story about following one’s dreams and finding meaning in life. I read this in my teenage years and it left me feeling empowered and hopeful. It also motivated me working towards my goals, it in this case it was studying for my final exams.

One Hundred Years Of Solitude

by Gabriel García Márquez | Learn more and buy

The Great Gatsby

by F. Scott Fitzgerald | Learn more and buy

Poetic and elegant, filled with vivid imagery and memorable lines

Alice (Surbiton)

I like reading varied genres and love to join a sociable book club with a relaxed atmosphere.

Pete (Egham)

I’m a book lover, who would like company to discuss on books on history, philosophy, politics and inequality. Sometimes a wonderful thought from a book can’t be kept a secret in my head, so looking for a club to share it..

Pete recommends:

The Silk Roads

by Peter Frankopan | Learn more and buy

Birds Eye of history and politics

Edie (Walton-on-Thames)

Would love to join a book club in the area

Fariya (Carshalton)

I've just moved to London from Manchester and looking to find like minded readers in the are who I can also become friends with 😊

Fariya recommends:

Noughts & Crosses

by Malorie Blackman | Learn more and buy

It's set in a dystopian world and while a young adult completely fiction really makes you think twice about the world's racial injustices. Anyone can be there superior race...because what if? But the story itself is well written and the characters so loveable that even 15 years later, I still think back on them!

CK (Woking)

Love reading both fiction and non-fiction and would love to meet up to discuss!

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

DeliaOuatu (Weybridge)

Hi! Me and my best friend we are looking for someone to share the love of reading ( we are 22, respectively 25), next to our age!

Karen (Haslemere)

Hi, I’ve been retired for a year now and find myself wanting to do something. I used to read a lot when I was younger and would really like to get back into it. I’ve read many different genres in the past. If a book grabs in the first pages I’m hooked. I think I would enjoy being in a book club for the discussion and friendship. I would like to meet monthly or whatever suits most people.

Karen recommends:

Washington Poe series

by M W Craven | Learn more and buy

It keeps you hooked and guessing all the way through. Great series of books

Amy (Leatherhead)

27, new to the area - can usually be found reading fantasy, historical fiction and sci-fi. Would be great to meet fellow book lovers, and join/start a book club in the area.

Amy recommends:

The Way of Kings

by Brandon Sanderson | Learn more and buy

Fantastic world building and characters! I’ve been hooked on the Stormlight Archive series since picking this up.

Lindsay (Woking)

Hi I'm Linds, I'm 40 with 3 kids. I am quite a mixed bag genre wise, I love deep, suspenful, gory, crime thrillers, but I also love those cute little cafe trope, small town villagey type books 😂 I would love to go to an in person book club, preferably evenings.

Lindsay recommends:

The little boardgame cafe

by Jennifer page | Learn more and buy

This is just a cute, feel good book with a great story line, I absolutely love all the books in this series

The girl in the ice

by Robert Bryndza | Learn more and buy

This is a really suspenseful, who dunnit crime thriller, the first in the Detective Erika Foster series

Michaela (Camberley)

I fell back in love with reading after finishing The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. I love all kinds of fiction but particularly fantasy, looking for likeminded people to discuss books with and find new stories to love

Michaela recommends:

The Nightingale

by Kristin Hannah | Learn more and buy

Beautiful and heartbreaking story about two sisters surviving a Nazi occupied France during the Second World War. The story is wonderful and emotional and the writing is fabulous