Book clubs in Wiltshire

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All listings in Wiltshire

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Florence (Calne)

I'm a 21 year old who loves books. I especially love fantasy and thrillers! I would love to talk to someone about books!

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Abida (Salisbury)

I am 27 years old and recently moved to Salisbury and interested in joining a book club. I like a range of genres, thrillers, historical fiction, romances and fantasy.

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Lucy (Salisbury)

I’m 26 and looking to make some new friends. Interested in all genres!

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Mona77 (Swindon)

well, i'd think i would like to join a book club because i love reading although dont do as much as i should ! am interested in all of the arts and cannot really do anything physical at the momennt - i would like to think it would also help me make some new friends with similiar interests !

Mona77 recommends:

I know why the caged bird sings by Maya Angelou
I know why the caged bird sings
by Maya Angelou | Learn more and buy
Its just a very moving and fabulous read from start to finish...
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Dave (Devizes)

I'm 57, an engineer, science fiction and action reader. I do a lot of photography, and I write science fiction. My favourite authors are Tolkien, Douglas Adams and Colin Forbes. I also am an author we two in a series of science fiction books and recently, a children's book, too.

Dave recommends:

Sepulchre
by James Hubert | Learn more and buy
It is an investigative horror book. You don't see many, especially this good.
Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz
Stormbreaker
by Anthony Horowitz | Learn more and buy
The whole series is a great blend of young adult investigation and a good dose of 007 spying and saving the world!
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Sandra (Devizes)

New to area. Would like to Meet new friends. A book club would be lovely. Not too high brow though 🤣

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Damien (Salisbury)

Hi I’m into Non-fiction books in the genres of psychology, self-help and rock bands. Always like learning about the origins of any subject, also like reading Autobiographies, would love to make new friends with similar interests and have regular meet ups as im new to the area.

Damien recommends:

The man who mistook his wife for a hat  by Oliver Sacks
The man who mistook his wife for a hat
by Oliver Sacks | Learn more and buy
Delves into strange cases of brain malfunctions and patients he has dealt with, a fascinating read.
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Penny (Calne)

I am a pensioner, living with my daughter and son- in-law in Lower Compton. I am an avid reader and would love to join a reading group. However, unfortunately I don’t have transport, so looking to find a lift/ share petrol costs. I am available at any time.

Penny recommends:

The Rosie Project
by Graeme Simpsion | Learn more and buy
Wonderful first time author. I liked it so much that when I finished it the first time, I read it all again. Two more books in the series
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Wilma (Swindon)

I enjoy reading and hearing other people’s opinions on books read.

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Stefan (Marlborough)

Book clubs have always floated through my thoughts but have never stopped to explore . Now I have more time on my hands would love to find a group who likes the same . Have interest in psychology and philosophy . Non fiction the main but open to fiction . Current read is Merlin Sheldrake, Entangled life. Would meet anywhere within 35 mins from Marlborough .

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Max (Salisbury)

Love books, mainly 19 and 20C over a wide range. Some of my favourite authors - Chandler (not friends!), Bublakov, Toni Morrison, Isabelle Allende, (what the) Dickens, John Steinbeck etc etc etc. Hs anyone had any luck in setting up/joining a book club?

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ACA (Devizes)

I am retired and have moved to Devizes. I like reading, mostly not too high brow but will tackle more challenging topics. I do like a book to stimulate discussion and perhaps take me out of my comfort zone with reading. I’m looking to join a local in person book group who meet every 4 or 5 weeks.

ACA recommends:

The Marriage Portrait
by Maggie O’Farrel | Learn more and buy
It was suggested by a friend and I would not normally be have chosen historical fiction. The book combines suspense , politics, art and the limited freedoms of women in 16th century. The suspense element gives the book momentum, and the main character is portrayed with emotional depth and intelligence.
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Josh (Salisbury)

I enjoy fantasy books, political and economic books as well. Just looking to meet other people and fun group discussions

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Myrna (Warminster)

I like reading thrillers, murder mysteries, historical novels and biographies. I am 82 years old and have been an avid reader since about 4 years of age. I also love travelling and like to read about different cultures, etc.

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GeeTheTee (Amesbury)

I love reading on my kindle! I like fiction and romance genres, sometimes a thriller! Nicholas sparks is my favourite author. I’m looking for a book club to be able to meet and discuss a books together!

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Georgia (Trowbridge)

Looking for more people to talk about the books I’m reading with! I love romance, fantasy and the occasional lit fic.

Georgia recommends:

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
by Taylor Jenkins Reid | Learn more and buy
Heartbreaking, but beautiful
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Lis (Marlborough)

I am keen reader who love to share the enthusiasm with like minded readers and to make new friends.

Lis recommends:

 Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine.  by Gail Honeyman
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine.
by Gail Honeyman | Learn more and buy
As a new reader, Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine felt like a story about really seeing people—and letting yourself be seen too. Gail Honeyman shows that people who seem “odd” or distant often have a lot going on beneath the surface, shaped by pain, strength, and a need to belong.
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Ruby (Shaftesbury)

I’m 26 and love a crime/thriller - something that gets me hooked! Or a romance if I need something a bit more light hearted

Ruby recommends:

Verity by Colleen Hoover
Verity
by Colleen Hoover | Learn more and buy
The perfect combo of thriller and romance - with MASSIVE plot twists!
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Alicia (Trowbridge)

I’m looking for other readers who love romance and horror-fantasy books, I’m wanting to read more and broaden my horizons into different genres.

Alicia recommends:

Empire of the vampire by Jay Kristoff
Empire of the vampire
by Jay Kristoff | Learn more and buy
It’s written in the point of view of an interview but it’s honestly such an amazing book and you really get invested fast.
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