Book clubs in Cleveland

Below you'll find every book club we know of in Cleveland, as well as readers looking for one.

All listings in Cleveland

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Simra (Middlesbrough)

Seeking a book club

Hi my name is Simra. I love reading books and buying them, we all know that's a whole other hobby haha! Always looking for a quiet and cosy place to read in my not so quiet life. I would love to join a book club and meet bookish people to enjoy my time with and encourage me to get through my enormous TBR shelf.

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Jenny (Hartlepool)

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I like fantasy and romance books

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Saltburn LitSoc (Saltburn-by-the-Sea)

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The name is still a work in progress! The group is (so far) comprised of my partner and I, both of us have recently moved to Saltburn from York, and are just looking to make some friends and enjoy our quiet little lives by the sea!

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murphymurphy (Saltburn-by-the-Sea)

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An English and Philosophy graduate fresh out of uni, and desperately trying to regain some love for reading! I have loved the variety of literature I encountered at uni, but cannot wait to engross myself in books I've chosen, even if they're cheesy murder mysteries!! I love Irish fiction, short stories, and anything concerning ghosts!

murphymurphy recommends:

Salt Slow by Julia Armfield
Salt Slow
by Julia Armfield | Learn more and buy
I love short stories, so I may be biased - but this is the debut publication of an absolutely fantastic author, the stories are creepy, unsettling, slightly supernatural but conversely, uncomfortably human.
The Dirty Dust
by Máirtín Ó Cadhain (trans. Alan Titely) | Learn more and buy
An unusual, lively translation of Máirtín Ó Cadhain seminal novel Cré Na Cille, often referred to as 'one of the greatest novels written in the Irish language'. The novel has no linear plot, but takes place as an extended conversation between residents of a rural graveyard in West Ireland.
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Irene (Saltburn-by-the-Sea)

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Hi, I am like looking to join a book group in order to expand my reading choices, and also to meet new people . I prefer fiction and I favour the quality of the writing rather than the plot or action. Authors I particularly enjoy include Ann Tyler, Elizabeth Strout, Ann Patchett, Maggie O’Farrell and Wallace Stegner.

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Molly (Hartlepool)

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I'm a 27 year old book enthusiast who would love to discuss books with other like-minded people. I read classics, literary fiction, horror and non-fiction books.

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maddie (Stockton-on-Tees)

Seeking a book club

I'm looking for something to do in my spare time and i used to love reading and i would love for it to be something i get back into!! i am also looking to meet new people

maddie recommends:

Normal People  by Sally Rooney
Normal People
by Sally Rooney | Learn more and buy
such an easy smooth read, and really shows how young people struggle with communication
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Sue (Middlesbrough)

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looking for recommendations to read

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Aster (Redcar)

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I’m a teen looking to find other people that love books! I love lgbtq+ books and anything that will make me cry.

Aster recommends:

Renegades by Marissa Meyer
Renegades
by Marissa Meyer | Learn more and buy
The characters were so loveable and i read it in almost one sitting. Currently on the last book of the trilogy! The plot is interesting but i think it’s pretty character based. Good for people who enjoy reading books about superheroes but also want a little angst with romance.
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Kay (Redcar)

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I'm an avid reader with limited availability to meet up, I love sci-fi, fantasy, crime, and the odd romance story. Looking to meet up monthly to discover new books and meet some new people!

Kay recommends:

Fifty fifty  by Steve Cavanagh
Fifty fifty
by Steve Cavanagh | Learn more and buy
It keeps you guessing, just when you think you have it solved, something throws you off the trail.
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Caroline (Redcar)

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I hope that by joining a book club my passion for reading is reignited and that i will be able to encouraged books that i would not normally be drawn to

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Jane (Middlesbrough)

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I have recently retired and moved to the area. I enjoy reading and am looking to be introduced to new books and meet new people.

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LeahMaiBrown33 (Saltburn-by-the-Sea)

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Hoping to get back into a local Book Club, I am looking to meet new people to discuss books with. I am open to reading different genres.

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jeff storey (Hartlepool)

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Hemlington Reading Group (Middlesbrough)

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We meet at Hemlington Library on the first Thursday of the month from 10.30am to 12pm. Led by Gillian Appleton, this informal library service offers discussion of a different book each month. New members looking for a relaxed atmosphere can pick up the book of the month from Hemlington Library's staff at any time and join in the conversations which can range from classics to crime/thrillers. The group meets at Crosscliffe, Hemlington, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS8 9JU and welcomes new members.

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Marton Library Reading Group (Middlesbrough)

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Ruth Cull hosts a book-reading and discussion group at the Marton Library. The group is a great opportunity for avid readers to develop their passion further and make new friends. All members of the community are welcome to join. The library address is The Willows, Marton, Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough, TS7 8LB.

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Rainbow Library Reading Group (Middlesbrough)

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Gathering at the Rainbow Library, hosted by Ruth Cull, to form a reading group to explore new fiction. All are welcome to join in. We are located at the Parkway Centre in Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough.

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Linthorpe Rd Readong Group (Middlesbrough)

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Meets at Linthorpe Road Resource Centre on Run by Amanda Bolderson Library service Middlesbrough MBC - Libraries Mixed ages and gender group We meet at: 54 Borough Road, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, Ts1 2jH Accepting new members

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Junior Reading Group (Hartlepool)

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The Junior Reading Group, an excellent library service offered by the Hartlepool Borough Council - Libraries, is a great option for children aged 7 to 12 years old. We gather to talk about books we have read and have fun activities every three weeks on a Saturday morning. Pop in or contact the library if you are interested in joining us from 10.30-11.30 am at Community Hub Central, 124 York Road, Hartlepool, TS26 9DE. New members are welcome!

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Headland Library (Hartlepool)

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Every First Tuesday of the month at 10am at Headland Library, Middlegate, Hartlepool, we provide an opportunity for new members to join with Pat Stearman leading the library service. There is a selection of books from the library and we provide tea and coffee with biscuits for the attendees. We look forward to welcoming new members!

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