Book clubs in West Yorkshire

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

All listings in West Yorkshire

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Added 7 days ago

Bookworm84 (Keighley)

I love to read. A book can transport you into a different world while you’re sat in your living room. It’s a window to the world and I would love to share my love of reading with others. I’d also like to broaden my horizons by branching out to different genres.

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Added 10 days ago

Rachel (Leeds)

I'm an early 30's woman looking to get back into reading and discuss my thoughts with other people. I enjoy everything from historical romance to sci-fi, so I'm happy to read anything! I'd like to meet once or twice a month ideally.

Rachel recommends:

Circe by Madeline Miller
Circe
by Madeline Miller | Buy this book
This is a fantastic retelling of greek myths from the point of view of the witch, Circe. I found it gripping as I enjoy myths and historical fiction, but it tells the story of someone who isn't considered a hero, rather a villain!
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Added 13 days ago

Becka (Hebden Bridge)

I’m an illustrator and designer working in publishing. I’ve recently moved to Hebden and don’t know anybody. I read a lot and would love to join a local book club to explore new genres and meet new people.

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Added 18 days ago

maisie (Leeds)

Hi I’m Maisie! I’m 19, I work in childcare full time and spend my spare time reading. I love romance, fantasy and occasionally thrillers. All my friends are at uni in different cities so just want to find some people who enjoy similar things!

maisie recommends:

A court of thorns and roses
by Sarah J mass | Buy this book
This was my first fantasy romance book and I loved this series so much!
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Added 20 days ago

Owen (Shipley)

Hi, I'm a 23 year old academic (physics) taking a break period after my masters. My degree really killed off my reading habit and I am only just getting back into it. At the moment I am mainly reading some philosophy, but I am open to any work, fiction or non-fiction. I am actively interested to get into new genres and forms of writing. Currently reading: On the Nature of Things - Lucretius

Owen recommends:

The Dispossessed
by Ursula K LeGuin | Buy this book
A deeply impactful read. It has been very significant to me personally.
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Added 23 days ago

Jess (Wakefield)

Recently re found my love of reading after a long slump. I’m 33 I’m currently enjoying romantasy books and would like to connect with others who are in a similar position.

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Added 23 days ago

MaxHell64 (Bingley)

I live in Bingley and would like to join a book club, as I enjoy reading and discussing books.

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Added 24 days ago

Martierobyn (Leeds)

I'm a 24 year old medic on a gap year, which has finally given me some time to get back into reading after a long time off. None of my friends are readers and I have so much to say on the books I'm getting through!! Since I'm still getting back into it I'm coming across mostly popular fiction for now (e.g. I enjoyed Yellowface. I did not enjoy Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow), but I like non-fiction (e.g. Rebel Ideas, Why We Sleep, Taxtopia) too. Would like to read more fantasy, science fiction and thrillers. Currently reading: Shuggie Bain, Douglas Stuart

Martierobyn recommends:

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
Project Hail Mary
by Andy Weir | Buy this book
I never usually read space/science fiction (although I do sometimes enjoy it in shows/movies), but I tried this one on Audible and it was SO good. I'm a STEM girlie so I appreciated the sciency parts of it, but more than that this was such an intriguing read because the reader discovers key parts of the main character's history at the same time as him. The tension is kept high the whole time and the characters, particularly the co-star, absolutely had my heart. This is my first recommendation whenever anyone asks me the question
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Kayleigh (Hebden Bridge)

I love reading. I like many genres. I'd really like to meet new people too.

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Liz (Wakefield)

I love reading

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Heather (Wakefield)

I like crime, biographies and some more factual books. I'd like to try a book club.

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Johanne (Bingley)

I'm johanne roberts and I'd love join jook club but my main interested is I've published book and I would love ur kind support to help my book get recognised it's a inspiring book with strength survival it's called. Through the Storm

Johanne recommends:

Through the storm
by Karl emsley | Buy this book
It's inspiring courageous strength and it's true story and also it's a book u don't want to put down once picked up
Through the storm it's true store inspiring
by Karl emsley | Buy this book
It's inspiring and survival and strength it's a great true to life book
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Emily (Leeds)

I love chatting and having a giggle with likeminded individuals who enjoy reading all types of books mainly romance fiction or mystery murder YA AF books and would like to be involved in a book group

Emily recommends:

The Clockwork Prince  by Cassandra Clare
The Clockwork Prince
by Cassandra Clare | Buy this book
The romance the era and the fantasy action the writing of this book is fabulous
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Jason97 (Halifax)

Hi I’m Jason, I’ve only just got into reading this year and have been reading the works of John Steinbeck as well as George Orwell and Philip K Dick who have written social novels and sci-fi respectively. I’ve also read books based on war which I find extremely interesting. Happy to recommend books and have them recommended

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Troy (Halifax)

Hello, I've just started to take an interest in literature again after spending few years studying, so preoccupied with the dryness of academia. Books that have stood out and remained in my memory from past readings have been strange mix of Herman Hesse, Dostoevsky, Irvine Welsh, and philosophical things. I'm by no means confined to any particular genre, and open to reading new/ unfamiliar areas, and things less intense. It might be good to meet new people, read some things collectively, and talk about books and other topics if and when they come up.

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Chloe (Pontefract)

I am happy to ready any genre, Happy to meet anywhere from once a month, looking to meet some friends in the area

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Sammyb (Huddersfield)

I've moved to Slaithwaite from Gloucestershire & would love to meet some new people, have interesting conversations & connections. I thought a Book Club might help, now I actually have time to read for pleasure!

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JoanneHelen (Bradford)

I love reading. Be it poetry, novels, memoirs. I would like to join a book club and talk to like minded people about whichever book is the focus.

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Kathryn (Wakefield)

I enjoy crime fiction as well as anything about science and medicine. I also love Robertson Davies.

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Greenclogs (Halifax)

I'm open to reading most genres (not a fan of romance though). I especially love literature that takes me to places and cultures I've not experienced in real life. Would be interested in meeting for monthly/fortnightly book discussion, online or in-person (though as a full-time wheelchair-user I need accessible venues which are limited in my area).

Greenclogs recommends:

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo
Last Night at the Telegraph Club
by Malinda Lo | Buy this book
Representation of young lesbian life and love in a time and culture that isn't ready to accept these. Deals with familial rejection and how minoritised groups go about community-building and mutual aid in the face of prejudice and systemic discrimination. Super sympathetic protagonist you find yourself rooting for!
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