Book clubs in Bristol
Below you'll find every active listing we have for book clubs and readers in Bristol
Online International Women’s Book Club
Get in touch if you want to join my free book club for female readers.
Sign in to contactSophie
I mostly listen to books these days during my commute to work. I love novels, I am currently listening to Elena Ferrante's 3rd book and love Authors like Murakami and Amelie Nothomb. I would love to join or create a Book Club in the north of Bristol to meet others in their 20-30s to discuss books and share thoughts.
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Hello, I like most books but have a preference towards classics, psychological thrillers, escapist and absurdist novels, but again if it's interesting or well written I'll read it. I'd love to meet new people and would appreciate any book recommendations!
Sign in to contactPoulomi
Hey all this is Poulomi , I grew up reading books in various genres and now I want to rekindle the spirit of reading books and join fellow people who have the same interests and also want to make friends with whom I can talk about books . My favourite genres are classics, mystery, thrillers and horror
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Samira
Hey, Im a book enthusiast ,who enjoys reading all types of genres from horror to romance .I’d love to join a book club where I can share my thoughts and opinions on books and hear other interpretations .Also ,I would love to meet new people with an equal passion for reading !
Sign in to contactBuooksBuooksBuooks
some genres: Sci fi, russian classics, golden age detective, historical, psychological/psychoanalytical feeling novels, weird fiction, some authors: octavia butler, ursula le guin, dorothy lessing, umberto eco, paul auster, thomas mann, shirley jackson, john wyndam, graham green, Alan Moore, jeanette winterson, james baldwin, James tiptree jr ....
Sign in to contactLeah
I love reading fiction of various genres excluding fantasy. Favourite authors include Zadie Smith, Tracy Chevalier, Sarah Waters, Elizabeth Strout, Clare Chambers, Elif Shafik, Frederik Blackma, Paula Hawkins, Ian Mc Ewan. Would be interested in joining or starting a small (6-8 people) book group in North Bristol.
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sofía
Hii I am 18 and I adore reading books and binge watching Netflix its like my way to escape reality. I love fantasy thats my favourite genre reading books about faeries and dragons. I usually get my book recommendations from booktok (yes I know its a bit cliche).
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Kira
I love reading everything really, from classic fictions to cheesy romcoms to philosophy books. I'm really open to new book recommendations and meeting new people. :)
Sign in to contactArron Cummins
Hey. Work for a cafe in bitton. I enjoy reading and looking to set a book club up in the evenings so looking for people interested
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Im max. Im 18 years old and i really enjoy reading. I want to join a book club so that i can meet people who share similar interests to me.
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History, non-fiction and other well rated books. 75 yo man.
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Wendy017
Hi I'm wendy. I'm in my fifties and am an avid reader of both fiction and non-fiction, but mainly fiction. I particularly enjoy psychological thrillers and women's fiction. I'm looking to either join a book club, or to meet up with people to talk about books that we can read together. There's nothing more frustrating than enjoying a fabulous book, and having no-one to talk to about it.
Sign in to contactChamberz30
I’m 27, 28 this year and reading has been my passion since around 6 years old! Looking for new reading recommendations love a true crime story or a murder mystery book but open to new genres
Sign in to contactLucy
Outgoing, fun loving and I love to try new books!
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Bookreader111
I love to read classics and anything in the fantasy genre. I’m also looking to connect with people my own age (23) and bond over reading!
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George
Looking for other people in their 20's passionate about reading. I love literary fiction and Classics. The first table I go for in Waterstones is the one with translated fiction.
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