Book clubs in Eastbourne
Below you'll find every book club we know of in Eastbourne, as well as readers looking for one.
Eva
Seeking a book club
Curious and open minded!
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Eva
Seeking a book club
While I am a slow reader, I love reading. Anything but fiction and the more contravercial the better the read! Would love to have someone to bounce ideas and opinions off of. Exchange book suggestions on what to read next!
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Maria
Seeking a book club
A thoroughly nice and funny bookworm
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Maria
Seeking a book club
Would love to meet up with any other bookworms! Don’t mind what genre as I read so many different types of books. Please do get in touch.
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Stephen
Seeking a book club
An avid reader, largely English social history but novels also of various genres. Looking to meet up with similar book lovers
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Seeking a book club
Looking to join a book club with my mum. We enjoys all kinds of genres but usually fiction.
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I’m a fan of both fiction and non-fiction, particularly history, politics and biographies
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Seeking a book club
A fan of science fiction and comedy mainly. Recent reads: The Rampart Trilogy by M.R. Carey Catch 22 The First fifteen lives of Harry August The Girl with all the gifts & The Boy on the Bridge The Off to be the wizard collection by Scott Meyer
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Seeking a book club
Sharing my interest in books, arts and media in a social setting in my retirement
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Seeking a book club
All genres really. Would to meet people who enjoy books and learn from them. Am also interested in the social side and meeting new people
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Seeking a book club
I am an 83year old male and a keen reader. I read crime fiction. History pre-history to 1914. WWII naval fiction. Biographs magazines Spectater The Week BBC History monthly
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The Book and Film Group
Book club
We're a welcoming group, meeting at the Best Western Lansdowne Hotel in Eastbourne, East Sussex. We meet monthly, facilitated by Ann French and hosted by East Sussex County Council - Libraries. Our meetings involve discussing pre-selected fiction and nonfiction texts, as well as films, television series and dramas. We invite adults interested in joining us to come along. The hotel address is King Edward's Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4EE.
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Book club
The Read Aloud group meets at the Eastbourne Library, located on Grove Road. Hosted by Abigail Luthmann, it's a free service open to all and welcomes new members. Participants read aloud poetry, short stories, and extracts from novels. It's especially beneficial for adults who have low literacy levels, English as a Second Language learners, and those with visual impairments. Bibliotherapy, the use of books to boost the mood, is offered as well.
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Book club
Gathering at Duke Bernard Court in Eastbourne, auditory bibliotherapy in the form of poetry, short stories and book extracts is available for free and open to all. Volunteers facilitate the event, helping to create a safe haven for those in sheltered housing. Anyone is welcome to join, meeting at Latimer Road, East Sussex, BN22 7EW. Those interested in audio, talking books and visually impaired assistance are encouraged to join as well.
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