Book clubs in Worcestershire

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

All listings in Worcestershire

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Added 4 days ago

JC (Bewdley)

Hi I'm a teacher who has just moved to the area and looking to meet some people and discuss some books. I'm interested in all sorts of literature and open to any recommendations. Would love to start a group where any book goes no matter how weird and wonderful.

JC recommends:

Near to the Wild Heart
by Clarice Lispector | Buy this book
Nobody captures the stream of conscious life quite like Clarice Lispector and her debut novel is a masterpiece of phenomenological literature.
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Added 7 days ago

Jade (Evesham)

Hi I've moved from south wales to evesham 9 months ago I've recently gut into reading more ,love autobiographies . I'm looking to join a book club and meet new friends as I have moved up with my husband for work.

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Added 8 days ago

Josh - Worcester (Evesham)

Hi everyone, I'm 25 from Worcester, I enjoy reading non-fiction books, self development, psychology, financial etc but struggle to find the time. Would love to join / form a book club to meet in person or virtually and discuss a book and share insights so we can hear different perspectives and understandings, and make it a fun social thing! Let me know if your are interested or have a group already :)

Josh - Worcester recommends:

The Chimp Paradox  by Steve Peters
The Chimp Paradox
by Steve Peters | Buy this book
It has a really fun and simple way of looking at managing your mind, impulse, and feeling in control of yourself and actions in a non judging and sensible way
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Added 13 days ago

Trace (Evesham)

I m new to Worcester and since I enjoyed my previous book club in Bearwood for 15 years, I thought I’d give it a go !

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Added 17 days ago

Sarah (Bewdley)

Love reading and murder mystery books or even dome sci fi Nice to make new friends too

Sarah recommends:

The criminal mind
by John humphries | Buy this book
Riveting keeps you on your seat.
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Added 20 days ago

Peby (Bewdley)

I only recently got into reading, it was my 2025 goal to read 15 books, which I actually surpassed by mid-year! I’d love to make friends, discuss books, and discover new reads. I’m currently working my way through the Throne of Glass series and just finished The Assassin’s Blade. I love a fantasy book and cosy mystery but open to most book types.

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Added 26 days ago

Gemma (Bewdley)

I am a full time working mom. I have a busy life and like to loose myself in books. This is mostly audio these days whilst I'm doing other things around the house. I love all genres. I'm looking to join a group and find some "me time" in my busy schedule.

Gemma recommends:

The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey
The Total Money Makeover
by Dave Ramsey | Buy this book
Insightful tips and advice to become financially stable.
Year One by Nora Roberts
Year One
by Nora Roberts | Buy this book
Story about the end of the world as we know it. Shoes the dark side of humanity, but also a sprinkling of romance and decency. Book one of a trilogy.
Inheritance: The Lost Bride Trilogy Book One by Nora Roberts
Inheritance: The Lost Bride Trilogy Book One
by Nora Roberts | Buy this book
Ghosts, mystery, romance and friendship.
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Vivvybooks (Evesham)

I love reading all kinds of fiction and non fiction especially biographies and true crime as a way of winding down after work. I’d be happy to host a reading group at my home in Beoley.

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Brooke (Bewdley)

Hello I’m Brooke, I’m 24 years old and have gotten massively into reading this year! I read fiction books of any genre, mainly Romance, Fantasy, Crime/Thriller! My aim is 50 books this year and I’m on 23 so far! I really want to meet up with a group of people who just love books and chat about them! :)

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Louise (Bewdley)

Love reading, love all genres but especially horror! Looking for a diverse, friendly book club

Louise recommends:

Pachinko
by Min Jin Lee | Buy this book
It was interesting to read the story of 4 generation's of a Korean family spanning a 100 years, excellent historical fiction
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Alison (Evesham)

I'm 62. Married. A grandmother to be. Love Reading and would love to discuss books with like-minded people. Always on the look out for something new to read. I have a degree in English Literature but I'm more down to earth than highbrow. I just love books !

Alison recommends:

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett
The Pillars of the Earth
by Ken Follett | Buy this book
Great story telling. Historical novel explores themes of ambition, family, cruelty, set in the city of Kingsbridge
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Ashanti (Evesham)

I love reading, especially Romcoms & romance types. I don’t mind a bit of a mystery book too. Every book group I have managed to find, has always been in the evening which is no good to me as I have small children. If anyone has an online one in the daytime or a Facebook group etc, let me know! :)

Ashanti recommends:

Law of attraction by Laura carter
Law of attraction
by Laura carter | Buy this book
This book had me gripped, laughing, hoping.. it’s just a lovely book overall.
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Book lover (Bewdley)

Retired former academic. Golfer, dog lover, and avid reader. Well travelled and looking for new experiences. Not sure how I’ll respond to book choices made by others but keen to give it a try.

Book lover recommends:

Project Hail Mary
by Andy Weir | Buy this book
I really enjoyed the apparently plausible solutions to the technological problems encountered, but appreciated the “humanity” of the relationships even more.
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Dan (Bewdley)

Hi, I am a keen reader, but I often only read on my holidays, trying to be more focused in my reading habits. I live in north Worcestershire, looking to join any book clubs in my area. I have a wide range of interests from classics to contemporary.

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MJ (Bewdley)

Courtroom drama Murder mystery Thriller Shakespeare Poetry

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Alexis, book lover (Evesham)

I've just moved to Worcester, I'm a comms and marketing professional and always have a book on the go. I'd like to meet new people and share my love of books.

Alexis, book lover recommends:

The Lido by LIBBY PAGE
The Lido
by LIBBY PAGE | Buy this book
It's heartwarming, true and celebrates friendship between the generations.
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Mick (Bewdley)

69 year old who enjoys reading books with a Special forces bias

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Sue (Bewdley)

I'm an avid reader of whodunits, but also enjoy novels about diffent cultures, history, fact and novels and science. Would like to join book club, meet up with small group.

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mari89 (Evesham)

What I truly love about book club is that it transforms solitary reading into a shared adventure. It's like stepping into a living, breathing interpretation of the story, guided by the unique perspectives of each member. A sentence or a character that might have slipped past me on my own suddenly bursts into vibrant life through someone else's insightful observation. Beyond the literary analysis, book club fosters a wonderful sense of community. It's a space where diverse minds come together, united by a love of stories. We share not just our thoughts on the book, but often snippets of our own lives, finding unexpected connections and building genuine friendships over shared narratives. It's a comforting rhythm in a busy world, a dedicated time for intellectual curiosity and social connection.

mari89 recommends:

Not in love by Ali hazelwood
Not in love
by Ali hazelwood | Buy this book
It's considered by some to be a departure from Hazelwood's other rom-coms, with darker and more serious themes, and a more prominent focus on erotic romance. The novel features a dual perspective narration, with the heroine Rue's point of view in the first person and the hero Eli's in the third person. Both main characters, Rue and Eli, bond over shared personal traumas and darker backstories. Rue experienced food insecurity as a child, which drives her passion for food science, while Eli has his own family issues. The development of trust and emotional connection between Rue and Eli is intertwined with their physical intimacy, which is described as more explicit ("steamier") than in Hazelwood's previous books and includes exploration of kink.
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Alexander (Evesham)

Just started getting into reading but I'm loving fantasy

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