Book clubs in Dewsbury

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

Added 22 days ago

Terrie

I moved to the area 2 years ago from France where I was in a monthly book club. I read a book or two a week and would love to join a book club locally . I mostly read on my kindle, however I do buy new and second hand books .

Added 22 days ago

Jade laura

Love reading, mostly thrillers and romcoms Would love to meet new people who would like to share the same interest and thoughts on books Myself and my friend are looking for people who want to start a book reading club to talk and share thoughts and expand our ranges of what we might typically not read before.

Hannah

I'm Hannah I'm 30 years old and have two children. I like reading mainly fantasy and romance books but am open to suggestions of any genre. I am looking to meet new people with similar interests

Jade

Looking for like minded people who love crime fiction "Elly Griffiths is a favorite of mine" who would want to meet up and chat about books once a month.

Jade recommends:

The crossing places

by Elly Griffiths | Buy this book

It's a fantastic series with an underlying story throughout

Layla

Hello, I'm here to find some fellow bibliophiles, to share recs and bond over books - potentially over cups of life-giving tea. Love fantasy for the pure escapism it provides, and also shamelessly enjoy self-help books. Open to trying different genres too. Want to expand my reading horizons with meaningful or thought provoking literature when the fancy arises. Current read: The Name of the Wind. Recently read: When the Moon Hatched, Atomic Habits. Up next TBR: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. Some favourite authors: Sarah J. Maas - ToG/ACOTAR, Nalini Singh, Juliet Marillier Want to join a local book club for those of us in Kirklees/Leeds

Thomas

I'm Thomas 20, I love books and reading but don't have anyone to share that with and I'd like to correct that Ideally looking for a book club that meets every week

Thomas recommends:

Crime and Punishment

by Dostoevsky | Buy this book

Dostoevsky illustrates the consequences of a moral compass founded on none religious ideals through the eyes of the protagonist Raskolnikov, who despite his almost incontrovertible damnation still finds forgiveness. Which I found quite profound

Bookworm Jo

I'm Jo my natural habitat is surrounded by books.

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