Book clubs in London
Below you'll find every book club we know of in London, as well as readers looking for one.
Kilburn
Book club
Gatherings will be held at Kilburn Library, hosted by Brent Libraries, offering a library service for those who enjoy books of all types. New members are welcome to join us at 42 Salusbury Road, NW6 6NN, Brent, London, NW6 6NN.
Sign in to contactKensal Library Chatterbooks
Book club
Meets at Kensal Library on Run by Library staff Library service Chatterbooks is a reading group for children aged four to twelve which is all about encouraging a love and enjoyment of reading. We meet monthly to talk about books and a lot more! We also have refreshments. If you would like more information please contact the library or see a member of staff. Please come and join us, new members are always welcome! We meet at: 20 Golborne Road, Kensington chelsea, London, W10 5PF Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactQueen\'s Park Library open Shared Reading Group
Book club
This group gathers at Queen's Park Library to read aloud stories and poems. Led by trained facilitator Kate Gielgud, participants can either read aloud or just listen and discuss what has been read. Tea and coffee will be served and new members are always welcome at 666 Harrow Road, City of Westminster, London, W10 4NE. Bibliotherapy (mood-boosting books) is also offered.
Sign in to contactGants Hill Library Adult Reading Group
Book club
We get together monthly at Gants Hill Library, led by Evelyn Reid, to discuss mainly fiction titles, with a group of 10 - 15 members. We welcome all new members to join us, at 490 Cranbrook Road, Gants Hill, Ilford, Essex, Redbridge, London, IG2 6LA.
Sign in to contactBuzzBooks
Book club
A new book club meeting in South Woodford, accepting new members and discussing all kinds of genre for £2.50 for members and £3 for visitors is run by Paul, located at 58 Cranbourne Avenue, WANSTEAD, LONDON, London, E11 2BQ. Reading Ahead and ebooks may be included in some meetings.
Sign in to contactGants Hill Chatterbooks
Book club
Meets at Gants Hill Library on Run by Rosemary Kennedy Library service A reading group for ages 6-12.We chat about books, play games and do quizzes. We aim to inspire young people to read adventurously and develop confidence in expressing their opinions.New members welcome! We meet at: Ilford, Redbridge, London, IG2 6LA Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactGants Hill Library Chatterbooks
Book club
Meets at Gants Hill library on Run by Jonathan Woolf Library service If you like reading, want to talk about books and make new friends why not join a Chatterbooks group? Chatterbooks are fun reading groups for children age 6 to 12 years old. Come along to one of the groups and have fun: doing word searches participating in competitions meeting authors and illustrators having a go to writing your own story or poem. We meet at: 490 Cranbrook Road, Gants Hill, Ilford, Redbridge, London, IG2 6LA Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactLewisham Library Crime Reading Group
Book club
A gathering led by Alan Morrison is taking place at Lewisham Library which focuses on reading crime fiction and non-fiction. They are accepting new members, and the address is 199-201 Lewisham High St, Lewisham, London, SE13 6LG.
Sign in to contactLewisham Adult Reading Group
Book club
Meets at Lewisham Library on Run by Alan Morrison Library service Read a wide range of general fiction We meet at: 199-201 Lewisham High St, Lewisham, London, SE13 6LG Accepting new members
Sign in to contactReading book club
Book club
Meets at Lewisham library on Run by Victoria Library service London Borough of Lewisham - Libraries This is a book club for 16-18 year olds to discuss books. Share our thoughts, ideas and opinions on them. We meet at: Lewisham Library 199 201 Lewisham High Street, London , England , SE13 6LG Accepting new members Tags audio, Chatterbooks, ebook, talking books
Sign in to contactFamily Reading
Book club
Gather at the Idea Store Whitechapel Library every Tuesday for the Family Reading Group, led by Fatima Karshe. It's a great way to get family members of all ages (from 6 years and up!) to share books together and develop a passion for language. New members are always welcome! Plus, those with English as a second language can get some extra help understanding the material. Come join us at 321 Whitechapel High Street!
Sign in to contactShoreditch Book Club
Book club
We gather at Leon to attend Laura Hannon's Book Club, which is connected to the Shoreditch Sisters Women's Institute Group. Despite it being a "feminist" book club, the general theme focuses on female authors, independent publishers, and prominent female characters. Anyone is welcome to join, no matter their membership status. Our meetings take place at Spitalfields Market, 3 Crispin Place, London, London, E1 6DW and we invite anyone who wants to join to come along. This book club encompasses audio, bibliotherapy, ebooks, lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender, Reading Ahead, talking books, and women only topics.
Sign in to contactThe London Girly Book Club
Book club
Meets at Cinnamon Kitchen on Run by Erin Woodward Library service This is a very open and welcoming book club based in central London. We meet once a month and have a really great time discussing books, drinking wine and meeting new people. It's only open to women, hence the name! We'll love for you to join us! We meet at: 9 Devonshire Square, City of london, London, EC2M 4YL Accepting new members Tags women only
Sign in to contactHammersmith Library
Book club
Meets at on Run by Library staff Library service Groups are facilitated by library staff and meet monthly. We meet at: Hammersmith fulham, London, W6 7AT
Sign in to contactAskew Road Library
Book club
Meets at Askew Road Library on Run by Askew Road Library Library service Askew Road Library First Tuesday 6.30pm - 7.30 We meet at: 87/91 Askew Road, Hammersmith fulham, London, W12 9AS Accepting new members
Sign in to contactAskew Road Library Saturday Morning
Book club
This Chatterbooks group, led by Zedh Foley, is open to new members between the ages of 7-11 and convenes every four weeks at the Askew Road Library in Hammersmith Fulham. Starting Saturday, November 9th from 10:45-11:45am, more information can be found at the library or on the group's website.
Sign in to contactAskew Road Library Monday Afternoon
Book club
Meets at Askew Road Library Run by Zedh Foley Library service This Chatterbook group commences from Monday 11th November 2013 3.45-4.45pm and is open to Children between the ages of 7-11. The group will generally run every four weeks, for information about the next meeting please visit the library or our website. We meet at: 87-91 Askew Road, Hammersmith fulham, London, W12 9AS Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactHome Educated Chatterbooks Askew Road
Book club
Meets at Askew Road Library on Run by Zedh foley Library service London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham - Libraries Group starts every 2nd Friday 2-3.30 pm term time only from Friday 15th April. This group is for Home Educated Children 7-12 years old We meet at: 87-91 Askew road, London, W12 9AS Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactSouth Lambeth Library reading group
Book club
Meets at Tate South Lambeth Library on Run by South Lambeth Library reading group Library service London Borough of Lambeth - Libraries A book club for adults. We read the best new fiction, classics, and occasionally dip into genres like Sci-Fi and Crime. We select one title and get together each month to talk about what we thought of it. Email the coordinator for more info and an invite to the meeting. We meet at: 180 South Lambeth Road , London, UK, SW8 1QP Accepting new members
Sign in to contactBlack Reading Group
Book club
The Black Reading Group is in its 12th year and is open to new members. This group is focused on individuals of African or African-Caribbean ancestry/heritage and we read books related to these backgrounds; contemporary or historical. We enjoy reading and discussing literature, and we meet once a month at Waterstone's Piccadilly in central London. Group members come from all around the city, and we sometimes join forces with the London African Caribbean Reading Group.
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