Book clubs in West Yorkshire

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All listings in West Yorkshire

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Bookscape Books Huddersfield (Huddersfield)

Huddersfield Book Club - Hosted by Bookscape Books Join our friendly and welcoming Huddersfield Book Club, held at The Light Huddersfield, Cinema Foyer, HD1 2QB. šŸ“š Next session: Thursday 27th August šŸ—“ļø Meets monthly on the Last Thursday ā° Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm šŸ’· Price: Ā£10 (includes a copy of the book - collected on the evening) Whether you’re a regular reader or just looking for a new social hobby, our book club is the perfect way to discover great stories and connect with fellow book lovers in the heart of Huddersfield.

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Erin (Wakefield)

I'm a mum to a one year old. I'm looking for a weekday evening book club to start spending some time on myself again! I like literary fiction, modern classics, and horror. I'm also a scientist and enjoy non-fiction books about science.

Erin recommends:

The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
The Haunting of Hill House
by Shirley Jackson | Learn more and buy
I love stories where it is ambiguous whether there is a supernatural entity or whether people are juat going mad, and this is the absolute best of them!
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Flick (Huddersfield)

Hi all, I’m Gail, I’m in the Colne Valley area of Huddersfield, always been an avid reader, I like a book with a twist I don’t see coming, and keeps me guessing throughout. I also like true crime, short stories and kids books, never too old for fairytales. I lean more towards short stories currently, due to some health issues, which can cause me to struggle to follow a long, complicated plot. Favourite books are probably Stephen King - Shawshank Redemption and Roald Dahl - Skin and other stories. I also have cats, and a family, who do not read.

Flick recommends:

Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King
Shawshank Redemption
by Stephen King | Learn more and buy
Lots of twists and turns, not a big book, so easy to carry around in your bag.
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Bookworm85 (Halifax)

I absolutely love to read and am open to recommendations. I'd love to be able to discuss books with others

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Lavender (Hebden Bridge)

I've recently moved to Brontƫ Country and would love to meet others with similar interests. Perhaps there's a community here, book club or whatever...I'm in midlife (age is a mere number) with a teenage son looking to connect with like minds because I don't know anyone over the age of 30 who likes what I like! I'm a big reader of romantasy books (currently getting through a Maasverse marathon iykyk) but have previously read a lot of chicklit and Freida McFadden and Colleen Hoover books. I'm also creative, I practice intuitive painting and I'm an artisan jeweller.

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Michael (Huddersfield)

Looking to expand my horizons and chat about books with new people. I'm new to the area and am an avid reader so it would be a great way to combine my love for books and do some socialising. I love historical fiction, magic realism and crime/espionage novels.

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Ben (Leeds)

Hi all split with my wife around 4 years ago now and we co parent our three children. I have started reading more now in my spare time but would like to perhaps join a book club in person or online and meet like minded friends to discuss the book over a coffee etc. I don't follow a specific genre but do really enjoy the lee child books and have almost read them all. Also recently read james Patterson and the nypd red book 6 and looking to read the others. I know it should be chronological order but the books have been passed to me from a fellow family member who also doesn't read them in chronological order lol. Anyway going off on one now but anybody out there looking to chat books let's connect.

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LisaLacy (Todmorden)

Recently moved to Walsden. I love reading fiction (different genres) and am looking for a book club that meets in a public space.

LisaLacy recommends:

Hamnet
by Maggie O’Farrell | Learn more and buy
Beautifully written, moving book.
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Alex (Leeds)

Hi! I’m in my early 30s and enjoy reading when I’m not working. Looking to meet like minded people and have fun while sharing a love for books.

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Alex (Wetherby)

I am looking to meet new people who share my interest in philosophy and psychology. I read mostly non-fiction, but I also like to read fiction. I am planning on reading the new Philip Pullman series and the Brothers Karamazov next. I’m hoping this will be beneficial for my exploration of the philosophy of religion.

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evglen (Halifax)

I’ve not been in Halifax long and it would be nice to chat with other readers. I read mostly modern and classic literary fiction, plus quite a bit of non-fiction (usually history).

evglen recommends:

Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov
Pale Fire
by Vladimir Nabokov | Learn more and buy
It’s the most interesting book I’ve read so far this year. Very odd, funny, and brilliantly written.
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Trish (Pontefract)

I’m 58 and looking for a book club to meet like minded people who like reading

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Shipley Book Club (Shipley)

Organised by Age UK Bradford District, a book club for over 55s. Come along and talk about ANY book , new members and book suggestions for the club are very much welcome! We meet on the last Tuesday of every month to share our thoughts on what we have read, choose the next book. Get in touch via email info@ageukbd.org.uk for more information.

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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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Chloe (Halifax)

Looking to join a local book club near me

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Leeds/Wakefield Booktok (Leeds)

Seeking a new group in and around Leeds/Wakefield. I read mostly booktok type books, your classic ACOTAR, TOG, the Twisted series etc! Looking to make friends and see what other people what to chip into it really!!

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Sarah (Leeds)

I am a mum to 3 children oldest been almost 18! I work full time as a carer and in my spare time I love reading I read pretty much anything but my fav genre is romance especially a small town romance

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Courtney (Wakefield)

Hi I’m Courtney, aged 26. I absolutely love reading. I have the kindle app on my phone and mostly read books from the kindle unlimited section. My favourite genre is romance (some what smuttyšŸ˜…) and horror. But I’m open to reading anything! I’d love to make some new friends I can meet up once a month for a coffee and catch up.

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Georgia10 (Wakefield)

Ramantacy, fantasy and everything in-between!!

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Dani (Leeds)

Hey, I'm 26 and looking to get more social and make new friends. I love reading and have spent many nights promising myself "one more chapter" but it's never just one more. I usually gravitate to fantasy books about female heroins, ragtag groups, magic, dragons a touch of romance and a good old revolution. I also enjoy learning and bettering myself, I like a "self-help" book from time to time. I would like to read more books on psychology, politics, nature, woodcraft, music and classics.

Dani recommends:

Days at the morisaki bookshop
by Satoshi Yagisawa | Learn more and buy
This book helped me out of a reading marathon and my mental transition back into the real world. It's a nice slow-paced slice of life that leaves a lovely warm feeling.
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