Book clubs in Reading

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

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MrsC4rter

28, Female - Mum to two little menaces. Love reading a bit of anything but mostly into Fantasy, Fiction, Thriller atm. Looking to meet up probably once a month, woman only :)

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Almareadsbooks

Recently became a single mum who loves to read and no longer have someone to share stories with. Would love to find some community.

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G

want to meet new people and read more too

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A M

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

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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 | Learn more and buy
The fact that no matter how bad you fall, if you want, you can always rise again.
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Mollyreading

I’ve just moved to Reading and would love to meet some people!! I really enjoy reading, the gym & socialising. I’d read anything tbh- used to be all about the classics but more recently got my teeth into fantasy (ACOTAR, TOG, etc)

Mollyreading recommends:

The Names by Florence Knapp
The Names
by Florence Knapp | Learn more and buy
A fresh style of writing, tackling difficult topics with great care. Incredible read
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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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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 | Learn more and buy
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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Juno

Hi! I’m 23 and looking to join/ make a book group in Reading ! I love magical realism, literary fiction, humour, poetry and honestly anything weird and interesting. Also willing to try new books and genres if you’re into other stuff. Lmk ! :D

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KaliThor25

I would like to be part of a book club to motivate myself to read more and then meet, discuss the book and maybe, also, so some activities related. I am a civil engineer that is looking to recover my passion for books and also to make a group of friends with same interest as me.

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