Book clubs in Oxford

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

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Nigel

I am an active over-60 man interested in languages, chess, walking and ... books! I read novels, fantasy and non-fiction. Never joined a book club and am curious as to whether I might find like-minded people in one?

Nigel recommends:

The Art of Impossible by Steven Kotler
The Art of Impossible
by Steven Kotler | Buy this book
There's a lot of information about how to achieve your best, from strategies to keep your mood up to what it takes to get into a state of flow.
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Added 3 days ago

Zoe

A 30ish y-o charity worker, mostly a reader of fantasy, but also a enjoy a feminist treaty, a gothic classic, or a dystopia... Actually will read most things! I'm looking for a small group that meets once a month with cosy vibes (the dream is taking turns hosting and bringing cake and/or wine!).

Zoe recommends:

The house in the cerulean sea by TJ Klune
The house in the cerulean sea
by TJ Klune | Buy this book
Set in an orphanage island for magical children, this is mix of fantasy and social justice, with a queer love story in the background. This is both funny and tender, in a lovely prose.
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Kezia

My name is Kezia, I’m 31 and recently moved to Oxford from London. I am a secondary school English teacher, so I’m lucky enough to be able to share my passion for reading with the younger generation. I am really keen to meet likeminded people in Oxford, and a book club is a great way to do this, as I’m an avid reader but also very sociable.

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Ladies Who Book and Brunch

A literary weekend escape where we discuss the book of the month whilst enjoying brunch. It's not just a book club, it's a vibe!

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Igea

I have always wanted to join a book club but not had the time. I would very much like to join your group.

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Immyalicia

Fantasy and romance book lover Looking to meet new people and fellow readers

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Helen

Hello, well- read and interesting mature woman, wishing to meet others for great book discussions

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Silent Book Club Oxford

Monthly book club where attendees bring what they’re currently reading and engage in ‘introvert happy hour’ where we all read together for an hour - a great opportunity to discover new books and new friends with as much engagement as you want.

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LongboiJimmy

eclectic reader, enthusiastic about many different types of fiction - favourite authors include: Angela Carter, Shirley Jackson, Toni Morrison, Harper Lee, Ursula K Le Guin.

LongboiJimmy recommends:

The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter
The Bloody Chamber
by Angela Carter | Buy this book
feminist, magical realism, beautiful prose
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Konni

I like all sorts of genres. Lately I have been reading Native American literature. Crime novels are good too. I also read a lot of German books.

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Declan

I mainly read fantasy at the moment. I'm looking to join a book club so that I read more books and gain exposure to new genres.

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Claire

I am just some mid 50’s lady who likes to read and wants to meet other people who like to read.

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Megan

Just want to try something new. Have read all types of books.

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Ingerid

From Norway, just moved to Oxford due to a research paper I’m writing. Have always loved reading, but fell back in love with reading last year. In Norway book clubs are not that big so I have never had the opportunity to join one, but now it’s a part of my dream while I’m in oxford

Ingerid recommends:

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Fourth Wing
by Rebecca Yarros | Buy this book
Its the book that made me fall back in love with reading
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Elizabeth

Hi, I am interested in joining a book group to both improve on and expand on literature in a informal setting, as well as being in a group with others also interested in reading.

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Lorraine

Hi! I’m Lorraine, I’m 52 and I'm looking to join a book club to expand the breadth of the books that I read and to meet new people in my local area. I like non-fiction with a meaning 😊

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Oxford Shelfies

Friendly new book club in Oxfordshire, reading a wide range of commercial/women's fiction. We're open to reading romcom and love stories as well as contemporary, historical and accessible Classic fiction focussed on women's stories. Open to all friendly readers, whether you're already a reading obsessive or someone newer to reading for fun, and everyone in between. Please email me if you'd like to join!

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Andrew

I am an artist, in my early 60s, and have been catching up on some of the great literature that I never read when I was younger. From The Odyssey to Ulysses, plus powerful newer writers such as Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and beautiful classics such as The Great Gatsby. Also occasional non-fiction, political or historical. I would like to find a small group to chew over books such as these, to be introduced to some new ideas……and to have a bit of fun in the process.

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Theresa

I teach English at a local secondary school and would love the chance to talk books with some grown ups and meet some new people!

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Jojo

Used to belong to an amazing independent book club which totally broadened my genres and books that I would have been ignored. Love fiction but not a fan of science fiction or fantasy. I am an avid reader and miss a local gathering to discuss a chosen book.

Jojo recommends:

A Little Life
by Hanna Yangari Hara | Buy this book
An emotional rollercoaster that left me totally wrung out to dry
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