Book clubs in Aldeburgh

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

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LauraC

Seeking a book club

I like reading nature books most of all but I am open to exploring more fiction

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Sarahb

Seeking a book club

Have been in several book clubs in the past looking to expand my reading horizons

Sarahb recommends:

My lovers lover
by Maggie o Farrell | Learn more and buy
Beautifully written and great plot
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New Street Literary Salon

Seeking a book club

I am starting a Literary Salon on Wednesday 15th October at 7 pm (-8.30 pm) at the New Street Market. I will be presenting on a range of what might be described as Comic novels, providing some context before we discuss a selection of extracts from the novels. No admission charge. All Welcome!

New Street Literary Salon recommends:

The Pickwick Papers  by Charles Dickens
The Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens | Learn more and buy
It is a great picaresque laugh-out-loud work which also manages to be socially relevant on typical Dickensian themes of poverty, crime and punishment, hypocrisy
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Chloe

Seeking a book club

Hello, I'm a big reader and looking to meet other people who are too, I'm 23 and live near aldeburgh and would love to join a local bookclub.

Chloe recommends:

The secret history
by Donna Tart | Learn more and buy
Amazing narrative style and brings you into its dark academic world
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RainbowReader61

Seeking a book club

I love reading. And I enjoy being with people. So a book club combines both. Karen Slaughter. Donna Leon. Patricia Cornwell. Michael Dibden. Crime solving fiction. But also an ecliptic mix. John Boyne. Raynor Winn.

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BBC BENJAMIN BRITTEN BOOK CLUB

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A group of nine members arrange to meet monthly at the Aldeburgh Community Library to choose and discuss books. Provided by the library, the books are chosen from a list or recommended by the group. Recently, they have read The Corrections by Jonathan Frantzen, and on June 12th,they will be discussing Joseph and his Brethren which is based locally. Relaxed and pleasant, members chat for about an hour and a half with tea and coffee available. They are open to new members and their meetings are at Victoria Road, Aldeburgh, IP155DZ.

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