Book clubs in Surrey

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

All listings in Surrey

Kate (Lingfield)

40F living in Surrey (near Lingfield). I’ve loved reading since I was a child, and even more so as an adult as it’s one of my favourite ways to unwind after a day at work. I’ve connected with a lot of other readers since I set up a bookstagram account (@pixelspaperink) but it would be nice to see if there’s anyone local and bookish :) Favourite genres are thriller and romance (bit different!) and I also enjoy running as a means to unwind. Also partial to a cocktail—or four!

Olivia (Oxted)

30, Canadian, recently moved to Oxted from London. Would love to meet new people and share my love of reading. Open to all sorts of books but I especially love cosy mysteries and fantasy, or generally cosy feeling books.

Rebecca (West Byfleet)

I like reading although I find it difficult to find time to do it. I need to get better and that’s and would like to read more books.

Wendy (Epsom)

I'm a volunteer at Stoneleigh Community Library, right next door to Stoneleigh Train Station and we have the crime/thriller author Kia Abdullah coming to the library on Thursday 2nd October 2025 at 7pm. This is a FREE event and if you're interested please email me direct or stlibraryops@gmail.com to reserve a place. Kia will be discussing her writing style and her 5 books and taking audience questions.

Wendy recommends:

This Lovely City

by Louise Hare | Buy this book

Interesting characters, intriguing storyline that had me saying "I'll just read a bit more"...and it's one I recommend to all my friends! This author is also giving a free talk at Stoneleigh Community Library on 9 October so I'll be interested to meet her.

What Happens In The Dark

by Kia Abdullah | Buy this book

It's gripping and I couldn't put it down! Relatable characters and a great plot. This author is going to be at Stoneleigh Community Library in Stoneleigh near Epsom on Thursday 2nd October. It's a free event so please do join us.

Jas (West Byfleet)

I love reading! Mostly murder mysteries and some girlie books but would be open to broaden my genres. Looking for a good relaxed book club to hopefully join.

Meenu Mohan (Guildford)

I enjoy discovering new book recommendations and have a particular love for thought-provoking fiction as well as books on arts, culture, and heritage. While I haven’t read much crime fiction yet, I’m open to exploring it. I’m not a voracious reader, but reading brings me peace, and I’d like to expand my reading habits and connect with others who share a passion for books.

Sean (Sutton)

looking for a book club

Deborah (Guildford)

Hi, I love reading crime and thriller fiction and also true crime books and podcasts. I live outside Guildford but not originally from here so looking to make new friends with similar interests who might enjoy meeting up for a chat with a coffee.

Stella (Caterham)

Looking to join a local book club who meet once a month to expand my reading and exposure to different genres.

Sarah g (Yateley)

Interested in a wide variety of books, keen to meet up and discuss

Kathy W (Epsom)

I have loved books all my life encompassing a wide variety of genres from thrillers like Stephen King to the wonderful early Monica Dickens autobiographical novels to F Scott Fitzgerald, JD Salinger, Muriel Spark, Herman Raucher etc. I have now retired but find myself needing to socialise and would love to get ideas about what books to read now.

A (Woking)

I'm an eclectic reader who enjoys most genres, but I'm particularly into literary fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction. I'd love to join a monthly book club!

Gillian (Dorking)

I love books and have read all my life. I like a challenging read that educates me and opens my mind.

Gillian recommends:

American Dirt

by Jeanne Cummins | Buy this book

I came late to this book and cannot understand why I wasted time. Just eye opening and life changing.

Helen (Croydon)

I'm looking to meet other book lovers and get recommendations on new books to try. I love the classics and modern fiction, particularly books from Latin America but am open to new suggestions.

DampEarlobe (Dorking)

hello! i'm 23 and recently moved to dorking and would love to join a group to talk about books and make new friends! mostly into litfic and fantasy but want to expand to more genres :-)

Alison (Oxted)

Just like the idea of being in a book club as it would make me read more

Siobhan (Coulsdon)

New to the area and love reading, would like to meet some new people and talk about our shared love of books. Coffee and cake always a welcome accompaniment! My favourite genre is psychological thriller but I also enjoy cosy murder, historical fiction, general fiction and the odd cheesy romance

PB11.11 (Guildford)

I have just moved away from all my friends and family and am looking to connect with people who enjoy similar things to me. I am a fantasy reader mainly , anything to escape real life!

PB11.11 recommends:

Crowns of nyaxia series

by Carissa broadbent | Buy this book

Vampires , magic systems , world building. Romance , war, good vs evil.

Grace (Woking)

Some of my favourite books include Journal of a Solitude by May Sarton, Bonjour Tristesse by Françoise Sagan, and Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. Some of my favourite authors are Ottessa Moshfegh, Clarice Lispector and Lisa Taddeo. I’d love to join and book club where we meet up once a month! I’d also like to make new book-ish friends!

Grace recommends:

An Apprenticeship or The Book of Pleasures

by Clarice Lispector | Buy this book

"...how mortal I am, how the love for the world transcends me. Love for mortal life was killing her sweetly, bit by bit. And what can I do? What can I do with happiness? What can I do with this strange and piercing peace, which is already starting to hurt me like an anguish, like a great silence of spaces?"

Stoneleigh Community Library (Epsom)

A friendly and welcoming small group of around 6 people currently who read and discuss two books every 6 weeks and meet in Stoneleigh Community Library on a Thursday at 2.30pm