Book clubs in Reading

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

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Madi

Hi I’m Madi! I’m 24 and live in Reading. I love to read thrillers, fantasy, and romance. I love to chat about the books that I’ve read and share my excitement with likeminded readers.

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Added 2 days ago

Nibby

I am a language teacher, retired airline crew,. I like reading historical fiction mainly, and anything else interesting,

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Added 4 days ago

Nadiyah

Hey, I like reading, crafting and would love to meet like minded people.

Nadiyah recommends:

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder
by Holly Jackson | Buy this book
This is a great thriller / mystery series, but what sets it apart from other books in this genre is the characters. Would highly recommend.
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Added 16 days ago

Hattie

I am 24 and moving to Reading for a new job, and would love to meet other like-minded people who enjoy a good book! I'm currently trying out fantasy, but I like lots of fiction and non-fiction genres. I also love a coffee, so if you fancy a chat and a cosy cafe, message me :)

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Added 21 days ago

Sarkar

I’m a bookworm. Reading is my one of the hobbies. And being in Reading , if I don’t read, it’s a shame.. isn’t it?? Looking for a partner with whom I can discuss understand about our same topic of books.

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Added 29 days ago

A M

I read non-fiction—mostly economics, history, and philosophy.

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Archie

Hi, I'm Archie! I'm 20, and have interests in philosophy, politics, economics, and music, but generally I'm willing to learn about near anything. I read maybe 75/25 non-fiction/fiction. Mainly checking out this site to find people who share my interests

Archie recommends:

The Brothers Karamazov  by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The Brothers Karamazov
by Fyodor Dostoyevsky | Buy this book
Deep exploration of philosophical and psychological concepts via interesting and entertaining characters. Lengthy but fantastic read, 100% deserving of its reputation
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Somendra

Wanna meet new people/book lovers in Reading.

Somendra recommends:

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
The Count of Monte Cristo
by Alexandre Dumas | Buy this book
The fact that no matter how bad you fall, if you want, you can always rise again.
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Penelope

Hi, I’m Penelope. I would love to meet some new people and make genuine connections, and joining a book club felt like a nice way to do that. I love the idea of sharing stories and hearing different perspectives — plus it’s always more fun to read when you can talk about it with others. I’m looking forward to getting to know everyone!

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Barry

I am a writer and reader living just outside of reading, looking for a book club to join, or for writing friends to join our writing group. I generally read sci-fi but am open to any genre for book club purposes, I'm happy to expand my reading habits.

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Josie

I am moving to Reading for my husbands job and I'm looking to meet new friends and read some great books. I'm an avid reader and always enjoy a good chat about books.

Josie recommends:

Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor
Strange the Dreamer
by Laini Taylor | Buy this book
I love this fantasy book as it uses medieval Spain and the Middle East to form an interesting and different magical world. Taylor also uses this space to discuss the aftermath of violent revolution on all of its survivors.
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Sophia

My name is Sophia but I like to go by Phia, I'm looking to meet new people/ fellow girlies that like to do cute things different activities like dinner nights, coffee runs, or paint and sips on top of reading and being in a book club together.

Sophia recommends:

Pride and Prejudice  by Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austen | Buy this book
I love Lizzie as a character, I feel like she is relatable, even with the couple hundred time gap since publication. I love her lack of dependancy on a man and I feel like that is both bold and brave for that time. I feel like you could also take parts of the story from Austen's life in itself which is admirable.
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Emilia

I love books and I love seeing where a story can take you. My genre is novels with interesting and well structured characters that you discover bit by bit. I am bilingual and I am intrigued by the use of words and how they can be used to convey an image or a feeling.

Emilia recommends:

Fresh water for flowers
by Valerie Perrin | Buy this book
A delicate story beautifully told .
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Laura

Hi I'm Laura and I am Italian., I have been living in the UK since 2019 and I love books. I moved to Reading a few months ago with my boyfriend to start a new job but I don't have many friends and I'd like to meet more people. I love books, tennis and cats

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The Cozy Coven Book Club

This is a Bracknell based book club discussing all things bookish! Mainly focusing on current popular Gen Z booktok reads. Hoping to generate some genuine connections and meet some likeminded people through the love of reading! 🪻🌙🤍 If you’re interested please follow me on instagram and give me a message. @thecozycovenbookclub

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Elise

I just moved to Reading and I would like to have some fellow reader girlies around me to meet up, host dinner, have a tipple and talk books with one another. I would like to be more motivated to read, and mostly I just want to have some company and do something wholesome!

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Sharon

Hello - I'm Sharon - I have just moved from Snowdonia back to Lower Earley where I went to school (Loddon and Maiden Erlegh). I was a member of a book club in Dolgellau. I didn't know at the time I joined the club that the members were infamous for meeting every two weeks, choosing books, not reading them and meeting again two weeks later to discuss them. It took me one round of that to realise 'things weren't quite how they seemed at first'.... I'm looking for brilliant minds, love of heritage, how novels work, how protagonists are created - and therefore how baddies, heroes, comedy parts, educator characters - everything.. I've got loads of energy to bring and as I am starting my new life again (suddenly single and back where I started) - finding a 'team' of such I can be part of would be amazing. I also have a mischievous sense of humour and am very well travelled. I love people, cakes, coffee, rambling, history, dance, singing, wine and chips :)

Sharon recommends:

Aristotle and an Aardvark Go to Washington
by Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein | Buy this book
These brilliant comedians and authors aren't falling for politico flim-flam and arrive to save the world from double-speak, flat writing and worthless words. I kept breaking out into proper laughing on the train. The guy next to me had ordered it to collect from Waterstones before we pulled into Paddington. It will make you put your head in your hands, smile, groan and roll your eyes - but most importantly - it is seriously funny.
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Bianca

Hey :) I am Bianca, I am 29 and recently moved to Reading. I particularly enjoy fantasy and romance books but also some fanfiction. I usually read fiction. Looking for some new friends I can read together with and hang out with! Maybe exploring some coffee shops in the area.

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Cresarie

Hello! I'm 21, I read romance, fantasy and historical fiction, and I would love to find more people to discuss books with! :)

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Riya

Hello! I'm 24 and live in Reading. I haven't finished a book in ages and would love to get into reading. These days, I lean more toward Christian and Catholic content. However, I also enjoy reading about history and adventure, such as The Secret Letters of the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari or The Alchemist. I used to read a lot of crime and horror in high school, but now I can't seem to consume scary or crime-related content without having nightmares. Besides history and adventure, I'm keen on reading about science, politics, economics, and sociology. My goal is to join a book club to stay accountable and make reading a habit.

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