Book clubs in Surrey

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

All listings in Surrey

Barbara (Esher)

I live in Lower Sunbury, and would like to join a local book club. I am fairly new to the area and would like to meet some new local people. I am a counsellor/ psychotherapist Barbara

Mo (West Byfleet)

I have just moved into the area and am looking to join a book group. I’m a retired primary school teacher who has probably read too many non fiction (and children’s books) over the years and would love to broaden my fiction horizons by sharing books with others.

Mo recommends:

The Ice Child

by Elizabeth McGregor | Buy this book

It’s a sort of hybrid fiction/non-fiction text based on the mystery surrounding the Franklin expedition to find the North West Passage. It’s more riveting than it sounds.

Chloe (Leatherhead)

I’m an absolute lover of fantasy, romance, crime, and feminist literature. Love a bit of classic romance and retellings of greek myths. I would love to meet people with the same passion for reading, who also love chatting about their favourite parts!

Chloe recommends:

Circe

by Madeline Miller | Buy this book

The way Madeline Miller writes Circe is absolutely stunning. A strong and complex character who is someone you can understand even when she doesn’t something so against what you would. A strong woman who didn’t let her trauma take her down, who used it to forge something to protect both herself and others. A character who at times I didn't like, but always respected.

KyMos24 (Leatherhead)

Hi! I am 23 and just moved to Leatherhead. I am looking to connect with others socially while reading a variety of genres like fantasy, thrillers, romance, and historical fiction. I also LOVE coffee!

Lauren (Godstone)

Im 20 and im looking to meet some new people as i don't go to uni but want to remain social :), my favourite kind of books are phycological ones but open to anything

Strudel (Cobham)

I love reading and am always looking for recommendations I would like to join a book club to meet up socially

Edie (Walton-on-Thames)

Would love to join a book club in the area

Will (Weybridge)

Hi, I've just moved to the area and I was wondering if they're were any book groups.

Neens (Camberley)

Hi, I used to be an avid reader when i was young. Ever since I joined medical uni, I have only been reading medical books. Now, at 30, I want to get back to the joy and habit of reading, and want to meet like minded people. Joining a book club will also make me accountable and continue to read without getting much distracted.

Niki (Sutton)

Hi I’m in my early 50’s and looking to join a small book club to meet new people. I usually read psychological/crime thrillers and would like to expand my reading to different genres…preferably over a glass of wine!

Sarah (Camberley)

Hi. I'm a young 55, recently part-retired and keen to get back into reading after a period of time spent mostly in a busy job! I like most genres except horror or anything about sport!

Jade (Oxted)

Hi, I'm 23 and would love to meet some new people with similar interests. My favourite genres are romance and fantasy and I could never say no to an iced latte :)

Dorothy (Godstone)

Hello I am looking for a local book club

Mimi (Esher)

To make new friends with similar passion for reading and sharing new authors and books.

Nikki (Oxted)

I love reading thrillers but want to branch into different genres and get some good recommendations of where to start.

Heather (Cheam)

Hi, In my 40's and looking to join a local book club. As I love reading and it would be great to discuss, get recommendations, and I wouldn't say no to a glass of wine!

bubs (Croydon)

I have been retired for nearly ten years and started to read around this time and started to read the well mown classics which I have always wanted to do.I thought it might be nice to shaer reading experiences as I am always open to new ideas.

bubs recommends:

Jude the obscure

by Thomas Hardy | Buy this book

The period in which it is set and how the main chalecter fate slowly unfolds

Tess of the Durberville

by Thomas Hardy | Buy this book

I find that I like the period in which it is set in also the language being used for that period in time

Tess of the Derbafields

by Thomas Hardy | Buy this book

Period in which it was set and also the use of language

Jude the obsure

by Thomas Hardy | Buy this book

I like the period it is set in and how the fatalist characters slowly unfolds

Kirsty (Oxted)

I’m a 38 year old mum of a toddler who recently moved to Oxted. Looking to meet other book lovers (I particularly like sci fi and contemporary books). Recently read and loved: Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir / I Who Have Never Known Men - Jacqueline Harpman / Among Others - Jo Walton. / Currently reading: Babel / Notes on an Execution (audio book)

Kirsty recommends:

I Who Have Never Known Men

by Jacqueline Harpman | Buy this book

I’ve never read anything like this before. Is it sci fi? Is it fantasy? Is it dystopian? Who knows, you make your own mind up! But somehow whether you like any of the above genres or not, you will feel so strongly about the story for reasons you may not be able to fathom for some time. It will grip you and leave you obsessed for months.

Romantasy book club? Oxted (Oxted)

hey I was wondering if there’d be much interest in a romantasy book club in Oxted / surrounding area. Would be great to meet and chat with people who also love the genre.