Book clubs in Surrey

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

All listings in Surrey

Heatherc (Godalming)

I’m recently retired and would like to get back into reading, get recommendations, especially more current authors. I also hope to make new friends too.

C.J. (Guildford)

I'm moving to Guildford from the N.W. where I have been a part of an amazing book club called 'Crime & Nourishment'. We met once a month to have a lovely meal and discuss our crime read of the month. We had lots of of author visits and as a group went to the theatre, pub, cinema, book/ meet the author sessions/ afternoon teas/reading sessions/ crime festivals. I'm looking for a crime fiction group to join in the Guilford/ surrounding village areas but I am also happy to join a book group that reads other genres too as I also enjoy all sorts of fiction.

C.J. recommends:

Holy Island

by L.J.Ross | Learn more and buy

Wonderful characters, setting ( set in stunning Northumberland), plot and the start of a long series that just keeps on delivering. Other spin off series with psychological focus.

Flavia (Kingston upon Thames)

Looking for a space to reach, share and connect with others! Particularly interested in social justice themes

Hana (West Byfleet)

Kindle reader here, usually switching between thrillers and romance depending on my mood. I would love to join a group to meet some new people and actually chat about books... I don’t really have many friends who read, so it’d be nice to swap recommendations and hear different takes. I work full-time so evenings are best for me.

Ave reader. (Farnham)

I live in Farnham, love reading thriller, mystery, romance and crime books. I am a busy mum of 2, but I would like to join or start a local book club.

Shouders (Esher)

Just moved, and looking for a book club

Longterm (Camberley)

I’m 19 (male) and would like to invite others to join me in discussing books. The group is meant to be long-term, since I plan to keep reading and exploring ideas through books for many years to come.

Lauren (Walton-on-Thames)

Avid reader looking to join a book group to broaden my reading journey

Evie (Leatherhead)

I love reading Greek myth retellings and romantic books for young people. I also enjoy books with a shocking twist. I’d love to connect with people who enjoy similar books, share recommendations, and maybe discover some new favourites together.

Evie recommends:

Glorious Exploits

by Ferdia Lennon | Learn more and buy

Its the perfect mix of history and comedy, based loosely on the real Sicilian Expedition. It's also got elements of mystery and thrilling twists.

Emma (Esher)

I am a keen reader and would like to meet people who would like to read and explore more books and ideas.

Fully Booked (Esher)

Women in their 20's book club based in the Hampton Court area. This isn't just about reading, it's about fun, creativity and making memories. What we're all about: monthly book pics, guided book discussions & favourite quote sharing, meet-ups in local cafes & pubs, themed nights and activities, hosting nights, games nights, cosy hangs, occasional nights out.

Fully Booked (Walton-on-Thames)

Fully Booked (Kingston upon Thames)

Dinax (Ashtead)

Looking to get back into reading and enjoy discussion with others locally.

Amy (Oxted)

I love to read all genres really, and looking to meet new people

Mike (Horley)

I’d love to meet fellow readers, and I can find a why into most books if I have someone to discuss them with!

Maureen (Kingston upon Thames)

I read lots of different genres and looking for a local book club for monthly meetings.

Hollie (Coulsdon)

Like a broad set of genres but tend to favour anything romance

Emily (Weybridge)

Love reading all sorts of books across may genres

Ellie P (Woking)

Hello, I’m Ellie. I am open to a range of genres, fiction annd non-fiction, and happy to be introduced to titles I haven’t heard of before (always looking for recommendations). Fiction-wise I have just finished re-reading Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights, and I’ve been reading a lot of non-fiction recently about women in the medieval period (highly recommend Janina Ramirez). An author that has really made an impression on me recently is Julia Armfield.