Book clubs in West Sussex

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

All listings in West Sussex

Added 18 days ago

Rebecca (Hassocks)

I want to take up reading again and love the idea of a book club, it’s interesting to see other’s perspectives on the books and also nice to meet new local people. My preferred genres are true life stories and biographical.

Added 20 days ago

Amy (Worthing)

I read a lot of thrillers and romance

Added 21 days ago

SussexReader (Petworth)

I like psychology thrillers, chase stories, historical and scientific books and anything interesting, really.

Karis2468 (Pulborough)

Would love to make bookish friends for reading suggestions, discussion and meet ups. Main genres: fantasy, lit fic, translated fiction and some horror.

Laurel (Chichester)

Love reading all sorts of different types of books, love to talk about them!

Higglepea (Arundel)

I have always been an avid reader and being part of a bookish community encourages me to read a broader spectrum and explore worlds I would usually pass over.

Nicky Simpson (Hassocks)

I moved to Hassocks on 21st Feb and enjoy having the time now that I am retired to read again.

Hollie (East Grinstead)

I like reading fantasy and YA books.

Emma (Littlehampton)

I love to read and would like to meet some new people who also love to read. I will pretty much read anything if someone says it's worth my time, but my favourite genre is fantasy (LOTR, Brandy Sandy, Blade Itself, Addie Larue, also a sucker for Fourth Wing/romantasy)

Louisa - Ems (Chichester)

Looking for book recommendations and people to drink coffee with and chat books

CharlesArthurRose (Hassocks)

Enjoy a lot of different genres, just looking for like minded people into reading

Fionna (Midhurst)

Getting back into reading fiction after a long time away from it! Enjoying work written by lots of different authors and thought it would be nice to share with others.....make it a bit more sociable.

Aaron (Haywards Heath)

Sponge of info

Aaron recommends:

Druss the legend

by David Gemmel | Buy this book

The book is a typical hero story but has the depth and struggles that resonates with all.

Aaron (Haywards Heath)

I like to read but I can rarely get myself motivated to read as there are too many distractions like my phone ect... if I have others who are reading with me I'm more motivated and would love to share opinions about the book.

Aaron recommends:

Druss the legend

by David Gemmel | Buy this book

The book is a typical hero story but has the depth and struggles that resonates with all.

Andy (Littlehampton)

After almost a lifetime of reading as solitary exercise I now think I should meet like minded people. Currently going through the Rebus novels chronologically and have discovered The Kiln by William McIlvanney, an author that influenced Ian Rankin greatly. Although, this is not a crime novel. Milan Kundera is another writer that I admire.

Andy recommends:

Swimming to Cambodia

by Spalding Gray | Buy this book

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ev_palmer04 (Chichester)

I love reading! my favourite genres include fantasy, romantasy, and romance but I'm totally open to reading other genres - I have been known to enjoy thrillers and crime thrillers. I'm looking for my next few reads that I'll actually enjoy - currently getting my next reads from Goodreads and booktok

ev_palmer04 recommends:

Fourth Wing

by Rebecca Yarros | Buy this book

The romance is secondary! and the plot is really enjoyable and I really loved the main character. Also before Fourth Wing I'd never enjoyed books or stories that involved dragons but Yarros does it such a good way that I started to miss reading about the dragon characters in other books.

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

by Holly Jackson | Buy this book

It took me so long to read this book because of the EPQ sections but I found myself starting to prefer those sections towards the end of the book. I love Pip and Ravi; and the mystery element in this book is incredible

Danielle (Billingshurst)

Hi, I’m looking for a book club that runs properly. I started one in billi a month ago and I’ve been trying to get suggestions that’s “don’t mind” to everything and people who said they were interested didn’t show. So I gave up on that. I’m 34, studying health and social care, I’d love to meet new people! Make new friends and a reason to actually finish a book. I like reading thrillers mainly and some non fiction that’s health related, but some pretty random ones in between

Danielle recommends:

The crow girl

by Erik Axl Sund | Buy this book

It’s dark and has great twists

Abs_Reads (Horsham)

Hey, I’m going to be recently moving to Horsham and would love to join a book club! X

WendyM (Arundel)

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Jo (Chichester)

I have recently moved back to the area after living abroad and would love to meet new people and connect over books and coffee (or wine!) 52 years old and work from home so it would be lovely to connect with new people who love reading and books! I like most genres, mostly thrillers, fiction, family drama, romance and historical fiction.