Book clubs in Belvedere

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

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Gary

Recently moved to the area, looking for a book group with friendly people who enjoy reading and discussing books.

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Deb

I am 56 years old and love to read thrillers, true crime books and some autobiographies. I am also interested in historic non-fiction, mainly Victorian. It would be lovely to talk to other book lovers!

Deb recommends:

Intensity by Dean Koontz
Intensity
by Dean Koontz | Learn more and buy
Strong female character, fast -paced with just a hint of the supernatural.
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LaurenReads

I read most things, just not horror, sci-fi and non fiction & classics. I'm a 32 year old mum of 2 and would love to meet like-minded bookworms and make new friends.

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Tracy

I like to read and I'm looking for a group that meets in the Belvedere or Erith area. I tend to read mostly sci-fi or historical fiction, but one of the things I like about a book group is it gets me reading things I wouldn't otherwise look at.

Tracy recommends:

Troubled Blood by Robert Galbraith
Troubled Blood
by Robert Galbraith | Learn more and buy
I just love this whole series, partly for the murder-mystery aspect (I never see the ending coming), but mostly for the characters, in particular the two main detectives and how they work together and are building a business and a friendship together around this work which so much to the both of them. You see that neither of them are perfect, they both make mistakes, but even through their miscommunications they work so well together and they do amazing things. It's really quite inspiring. So I love the series in general, but Troubled Blood in particular is a really nice example of all of that.
Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez
Invisible Women
by Caroline Criado Perez | Learn more and buy
This is non-fiction, but an absolutely jaw-dropping read, I recommend it to everyone. It looks at the ways that the existence and needs of women has been ignored when designing almost anything and everything you can think of, from products to policies. Really important book.
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