Book clubs in Merseyside
Below you'll find every book club we know of in Merseyside, as well as readers looking for one.
All listings in Merseyside
Toxteth Library Thursday Group (Liverpool)
Book club
Meets at Toxteth Library on Run by Eleanor Stanton Library service A Get Into Reading Group, which brings people together in a weekly read aloud group, where members can choose to read (or not) and are invited to give personal responses. Led by a trained project worker or volunteer, we read aloud, slowly, taking time over each text. We meet at: Windsor Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 1XF Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, bibliotherapy (Mood-boosting Books), English as a second language, visually impaired
Sign in to contactToxteth Library Monday Group (Liverpool)
Book club
Meets at Toxteth Library on Run by Eleanor Stanton Library service A Get Into Reading Group, which brings people together in a weekly read aloud group, where members can choose to read (or not) and are invited to give personal responses. Led by a trained project worker or volunteer, we read aloud, slowly, taking time over each text. We meet at: Windsor Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 1XF Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, bibliotherapy (Mood-boosting Books), English as a second language, visually impaired
Sign in to contactThe Palm Readers (Liverpool)
Book club
The Palm House is an iconic Grade 11* listed building in Liverpool that originally opened in 1896 to promote the local community's health and wellbeing. Even today, we continue this mission by running over 200 free community activities per year. Now that we are all staying at home, we have created the Palm Readers—an online book club that meets on Zoom every three weeks, as well as our private online Facebook Group. After we are able, we look forward to gathering in person again in the Palm House Café. New members are welcome, and they can join in by emailing audio, eBook, English as a second language, online, and Reading Ahead activities.
Sign in to contactEastham Library Junior Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
Meets at Eastham Library on Run by Barbara Library service There is a waiting list for this popular group. We meet at: Mill Park Drive, Wirral, Merseyside, CH62 9AN
Sign in to contactEastham Library Adult Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
This group gathers at Eastham Library, guided by Barbara, and is open for new members to join!
Sign in to contactChurchtown Library - Monday (Southport)
Book club
Meets at Churchtown library on Run by Lesley Davies Library service Sharing reading in a group ..... is fun stimulates your imagination opens up new reading choices and broadens your reading horizons gives you the chance to talk about books is a great way to make new friends is free In Sefton’s libraries, we have several adult reading groups; they usually last about an hour. Our reading groups are very popular and we have a limited number of places available, so if you\'d like to join a group please contact your library for further details. We meet at: Mill Lane, Churchtown, Southport, Sefton, Pr9 7PL Accepting new members
Sign in to contactChurchtown library - Wednesday (Southport)
Book club
Meets at Churchtown library on Run by Lesley Davies Library service Sharing reading in a group ..... is fun stimulates your imagination opens up new reading choices and broadens your reading horizons gives you the chance to talk about books is a great way to make new friends is free In Sefton’s libraries, we have several adult reading groups; they usually last about an hour. Our reading groups are very popular and we have a limited number of places available, so if you\'d like to join a group please contact your library for further details. We meet at: Mill Lane, Churchtown, Southport, Sefton, PR9 7PL Accepting new members
Sign in to contactNorris Green Library Reading Group (Liverpool)
Book club
Meets at Norris Green Library on Run by Andy Johnson Library service We meet in Norris Green Library once a month, to discuss the book we have read that month, and to choose more books to read. We read a wide range of books, mainly fiction. Our group is open to new members. Discussions are informal and friendly. We meet at: Townsend Avenue, Liverpool, Merseyside, L11 5AF Accepting new members
Sign in to contactOomoo Book Group (Liverpool)
Book club
Meets at Oomoo Cafe on Run by Sarah Rigby Library service We\'re a very mixed group with one thing in common - we all love reading. The books are suggested and chosen by group members and as such cover all genres and tastes. Any one is welcome, whatever their level, no matter how much they normally read. We meet once a month and books are chosen well in advance to allow people time to access library copies or copies loaned from other members. It shouldn\'t be expensive to read! We occassionally organise group outings to literary events such as world book night and local book festivals. Our members represent a range of ages and backgrounds and we\'re a mixed gender group. Get in touch via the Oomoo cafe on Smithdown Road or via group contact details, but please let us know if you\'re coming along! Accessibility: good access but not perfect for wheelchairs - there is a small step up to the bathroom that can be managed with help (help always on hand), next to bus stop, low background noise levels, bring any small children along and get in touch with any requirements and we\'ll do our best to help. We meet at: Smithdown Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, L15 3JJ Accepting new members
Sign in to contactThe Malvern Book Group (Liverpool)
Book club
Meets at The Roby Pub on Run by Paul Kynaston Library service Knowsley MBC - Libraries The Malvern Book Group was established in 2009. It is a friendly and relaxed community book club that was set up for adults who have a link to Malvern Primary School (Willoughby Road, Liverpool L14) - but is open to the wider community. The club meets monthly - normally on the last Thursday of the month - in The Roby Pub on Greystone Road (L14) from 7.30pm. We meet at: 104 Greystone Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, Liverpool, Merseyside, L14 6UH Accepting new members
Sign in to contactAllerton Library Reading Group (Liverpool)
Book club
Meets at Childwall Library on Run by Peter Wallace Library service Liverpool City Council - Libraries We meet once a month, to discuss the book we have read that month, and to choose more books to read. We read a wide range of books, mainly fiction. Our group is open to new members. Discussions are informal and friendly. Because we have outgrown the room at Allerton Library, we are currently meeting in a room above the new Childwall Library, but we are keeping our links with Allerton Library (0151 233 3333), where information is displayed, and books can be collected. We meet at: The Fiveways Centre, Liverpool, Merseyside, L15 6UT Accepting new members
Sign in to contactOld Swan Book Club (Liverpool)
Book club
Join the book club and join in on discussions at The Ale House every 6-8 weeks. Learn more by emailing Emma Prior of the Liverpool City Council Libraries or join the Facebook group. The club is open for new members to join!
Sign in to contactSeacombe Library Adult Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
Our reading club, located at Seacombe Library, is under the management of Sam and is serviced by the library. Meetings are scheduled for Thursdays each month accompanied by light snacks where lively discussions resolve around books. New participants are encouraged to join. The address is Liscard Road, Wirral, Merseyside, CH44 6LT.
Sign in to contactWallasey Library First Monday Adult Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
Meets at Wallasey Central Library on Run by Clare Library service This group meets on the First Monday monthly at 6-7pm. They read general fiction and occassional poetry. We meet at: Earlston Road, Wirral, Merseyside, CH45 5DX
Sign in to contactWallasey Library First Thursday Adult Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
Meets at Wallasey Central library on Run by Veronica Library service The First Thursday group meets 2-3pm. They read one biography and one classic per year and then Book Prize winners and member recommendations. There are 8 in the group and they could take 2 more members. We meet at: Earlston Road, Wirral, Merseyside, CH45 5DX Accepting new members
Sign in to contactWallasey Library Crime Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
The Wallasey Central Library hosts a reading group led by Donna, partnered with the library service. They convene every 2nd Tuesday of the month, except August, discussing various genres of Crime fiction and occasionally, Non-fiction Crime. Their gathering place is at Earlston Road, Wirral, Merseyside, CH45 5DX.
Sign in to contactRiverside Day Centre (Wirral)
Book club
The Get into Reading Group meets each week at the Riverside Day Centre, operated by Kate McDonald. The group provides adults with learning disabilities with an opportunity to read good literature and pause for discussion and personal reflections. They also provide books for adults with literacy issues, visually impaired individuals, and those in need of a mood boost. The group meets at Duke Street, Birkenhead, Wirral, Merseyside, CH41.
Sign in to contactHeswall Library Adult Reading Group (Wirral)
Book club
The Heswall Library hosts a Tuesday afternoon group, run by Louise and Norma. Members of the group enjoy tea and coffee while discussing topics of interest, and unlike most other book clubs, won't be focusing on a single book and instead will select titles related to those topics. All are welcome to join the meetings at Telegraph Road, Wirral. A warm, inviting atmosphere awaits all new members!
Sign in to contactToxteth Library Wednesday Group (Liverpool)
Book club
The Get Into Reading Group is a weekly gathering open to all, featuring read-aloud sessions and personal discussions. Led by Eleanor Stanton, this library service allows people to read (or not) and be welcomed to express their own sentiments. Everyone is welcome to attend our meetings at Toxteth Library, located at Windsor Street in Liverpool, Merseyside. This program is designed to help adults with low level literacy, bibliotherapy, English as a second language, and visually impaired individuals. We are currently accepting new members.
Sign in to contact