Book clubs in Frinton-on-Sea
Below you'll find every book club we know of in Frinton-on-Sea, as well as readers looking for one.
Lynn
Seeking a book club
Hi, I've recently moved to Frinton having semi-retired from a long career as a Primary School teacher. I'm keen to make new friends with similar interests (reading, walking, places if interest etc) and integrate into the community. Enjoy reading a range of genres, favourite author currently being Santa Montefiore. Not sure if group exists already but happy to join or start one.
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Seeking a book club
We are looking at moving to Kirby Cross from Cheshunt in Hertfordshire. I’m concerned I won’t find enough things of interest to keep me busy & social.
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Seeking a book club
Good afternoon I am fairly flexible when it comes to genres although I do not enjoy 'Court Cases' books. I was recently widowed and was a full-time carer for my husband for the past 3 years which I found very isolating. I would welcome meeting like-minded people to discover and discuss a variety of books. I would like to meet once a week if possible I look forward to hearing from you. Regards Myriam Ayling
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Seeking a book club
To meet people who love reading and get to meet local people.
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LostinBooks
Seeking a book club
Lover of contemporary fiction, fantasy, historical fiction and thrillers. I would love to be able to discuss reads with others and discover new books.
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Jane
Seeking a book club
Hi bit of a loaner dont tend to mix alot and this has started to affect my mental health so looking to make friends. Mainly read thrillers but id happily try new books.
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Read Aloud Book group
Book club
The book group offers an exciting opportunity to come together to read and discuss short stories and poetry. Rachel Gallehawk leads the group at Thameside Complex, Orsett Road, Grays, Essex, RM17 5DX and newcomers are more than welcome to join. Moreover, this service is especially helpful for adults with low literacy levels and those who are visually impaired. Bibliotherapy is also an important part of the service, providing many with a mood-boosting experience.
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