Book clubs in Croydon

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

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Lia

im a 43 year old female who enjoys most genres, but love a good cosy crime book and ones where each chapter is from a different characters perspective. i am looking to improve my social life with like minded people.

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Kitkat_the wonderer

I love reading but I find it easy to deprioritise in my day to day life. Looking for a club to force me to do it when I schedule time to do it

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LillianPresscot

Hiya, I’m Lillian. I love literature and books, they’ve been a great passion of mine, a source of pleasure and addiction. I would love to have like minded people to chat to and discuss books with.

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Ros

Hello I am in my early sixties and working part time as a care assistant after serving many years in the Civil Service. I enjoy reading and think it would be fun to read a book and then discuss the characters and storyline etc.

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Addiscombe book club

A group that meets once a month on a Monday. We read all fiction from classics to the best sellers such as Yellowface. We welcome people who really enjoy reading, who are interested in tackling all the genres of reading and who are interested I debating and thinking about the novel from different angles.

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Olivia_in_a_book

I really enjoy reading, but sometimes I find that life gets in the way and a couple of months have passed since I last picked up a book. It would be nice to find some people to talk books with and to suggest new things to read. I don't have a specific type of book that I enjoy - I'll read anything from classics, to sci-fi to biographies.

Olivia_in_a_book recommends:

So Late in the Day by Claire Keegan
So Late in the Day
by Claire Keegan | Learn more and buy
This is a short book, but packed with emotion. It's so clever how the story is slowly revealed as the book progresses - it's so subtly done but it seems almost inevitable when you get to the end, although that's never what you would have imagined at the beginning.
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bubs

I have been retired for nearly ten years and started to read around this time and started to read the well mown classics which I have always wanted to do.I thought it might be nice to shaer reading experiences as I am always open to new ideas.

bubs recommends:

Jude the obscure
by Thomas Hardy | Learn more and buy
The period in which it is set and how the main chalecter fate slowly unfolds
Tess of the Durberville  by Thomas Hardy
Tess of the Durberville
by Thomas Hardy | Learn more and buy
I find that I like the period in which it is set in also the language being used for that period in time
Tess of the Derbafields
by Thomas Hardy | Learn more and buy
Period in which it was set and also the use of language
Jude the obsure by Thomas Hardy
Jude the obsure
by Thomas Hardy | Learn more and buy
I like the period it is set in and how the fatalist characters slowly unfolds
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Ladyblue

Lover of moderately intelligent fiction and the occasional 'guilty pleasure'/rapid read. Currently reading a pilot's memoir and prize-winning Booker shorts. Also like reading plays.

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