Book clubs in Stirling

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

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SXPembs

Seeking a book club

I live in Callander. I stopped work in 2021 due to long covid. I read a mixture of fiction and non-fiction, and always welcome book suggestions.

SXPembs recommends:

A Woman in the Polar Night
by Christiane Ritter | Learn more and buy
This tells the story of her year living in a tiny hut in the Norwegian arctic: melting snow for water, eating seal meat, and watching the changes in the awe-inspiring landscape.
Grey Bees
by Andrey Kurkov | Learn more and buy
A novel set in Ukraine that looks at how the war has impacted people in rural communities. The central character is a beekeeper living in the "grey zone" between Russian and Ukrainian lines. He sets out to find a safer place for his bees where there is pollen instead of explosives.
Tell Them of Battles, Kings and Elephants
by Matthias Enard | Learn more and buy
This is a short, beautifully-written historical novel set in early sixteenth century Istanbul (Constantinpole). The Sultan has invited Michelangelo to design a bridge across the Bosphorus, and this tells the tale of his efforts.
Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World by John Vaillant
Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World
by John Vaillant | Learn more and buy
This tells the gripping story of a devastating fire that destroyed a town in Northern Alberta (Western Canada). It explains how climate change is contributing to drier forests that have more potential to burn, and of the fire risks created by our urban environment e.g. flammable plastics in the home. A cautionary tale, and useful background to understanding other major fires e.g. in Jan 2025 in Los Angeles.
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Megan123

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Hi! I’m Megan, I’m 23 and looking to join a book club to make new friends and talk all about book recommendations! I love anything crime related but also love a bit of fantasy. Local to Stirling

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Karen 189

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I love crime fiction and would like to find a book club near Stirling.

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Ashleigh91

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I’m Ashleigh. I live in Buchlyvie with my husband and dog. I like various genres including historical fiction, psychological fiction, coming of age.

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caitlins28

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28 year old living in dunblane who would love to join a book club in the local area… enjoys all genres, especially romance, inter generational stories and fantasy

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Gem85

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I am in Clackmannanshire and looking for an evening type of book club nearby that takes place in an evening. My local library run some however it is during the day which clashes with work and kids. I like most genres, not massively into non-fiction or biographies unless someone really like. I live comedy, psychological thrillers, court room drama books, historical fiction. Will give most things a try and love discovering new authors.

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Aryan

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I AM a book lover who loves novels.

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Sara

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Hi I'm Sara, I'm 34 and live in Stirling. I mostly read fiction - modern and historical novels, fantasy, crime - but I'm open to discovering new genres. I'm looking to join or start a book club to meet new people and discuss books over a cuppa.

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Francie

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I am Francie, I’m 42, and am looking for a book club. I enjoy literary fiction, historical fiction, non-fiction, memoires, detective fiction, stories of magical realism, short stories, essays, genre fiction, young adult fiction, and am open to stories of all kinds. I’m looking for a book club. Double points if anyone wants to start a knitting book club. I’m in Alloa.

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LouiseKS

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Love to read books

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Kevin

Seeking a book club

Outgoing ambivert who enjoys deep discussion and a good cup of tea.

Kevin recommends:

Rage of dragons
by Evan winters | Learn more and buy
I could not place this book down, was a fresh take on fantasy, Coming up from nothing to face the world type books. Character depth and development was incredible
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Kevin

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Hi there my name is Kevin I'm 35 years old and looking to find like minded people who read fantasy, historical, autobiographical and Sci-Fi books to have like a monthly book reading and compare our thoughts and takes from it so I can gain more outward perspectives and debate etc. Also people who would challenge me to read out of my usual genre would be great too. Speak soon

Kevin recommends:

Rage of dragons
by Evan winters | Learn more and buy
I could not place this book down, was a fresh take on fantasy, Coming up from nothing to face the world type books. Character depth and development was incredible
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Abbiexo7

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Hi I’m Abbie I’m 22 years old and would love to get back into reading again and I think a great way to do that would be to join a book club, I love fantasy and horror but would love to read different kind of genres

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Kristy

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Based in Bridge of Allan- mom to young children, looking to join or start a monthly book club.

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Melissa

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Based in Bridge of Allan, originally from Canada. Enjoy a lot of different genres.

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FolkloreLibrary13

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Hi! I love reading romantasy, anything with magic, and psychological thrillers. I am looking for something to expand my horizons and take me outside of my comfort zone and hopefully meet like-minded people, or someone who is my complete opposite ... the world would be a very boring place if we were all the same!

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Cee17

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I like to read Crime, thriller and lighthearted books. I am looking to meet some like minded people to discuss these with and possibly make some new friends!

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Crime Scene Reading Group

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Meets at Central Library on Run by Lindsay McKrell Library service This is a fun and informal group for everyone who likes a good murder. Whodunnits of all types are enjoyed, with books to date coming from as far afield as Australia and Scandinavia, with a fair helping of tartan noir en route. We have been meeting for two years now and the age range is very mixed. We have a large mailing list and an average of ten attending each time. Many of our readers are extremely knowledgeable about the genre, others just enjoy the challenge of solving a crime before the hero. Everyone has found something new to explore since joining. We meet monthly on a Thursday evening, in Stirling\'s Central Library. New members welcome. We meet at: Corn Exchange Road, Stirling, Stirling, FK8 2HX Accepting new members

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Central Library Chatterbooks

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The Chatterbooks Group, led by Deborah McFadzean, is hosted at the Central Library every week. Kids are invited to chat about the book they selected from the prior session and rate it. They can then pick a new book based on a selected topic, and enjoy fun activities related to this theme such as crafts, quizzes, singing, dancing, music, and poetry. The program has been running for years and is always open to new members if space permits, but there is also a waiting list. For any inquiries, please call the Library. The venue is Corn Exchange Road, Stirling, FK8 2HX.

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Raploch Improvers Group

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Meets at Raploch Express Library on Run by Liz Moffat Library service The group meet to read aloud in the library each week. We read Quick Reads and Oxford Bookworms Books at different levels. People who want to join the group only have to come along the Raploch Express Library on any Friday afternoon between 1.30 pm and 3.00 pm. We will make you a cup of coffee, give you a biscuit and a book. You can join in with the reading or you can just listen to the story . it is a very relaxed atmosphere with no pressure. If you have an e-mail address, you will be invited to an on-line wiki where you can leave comments. We meet at: Raploch Community Campus, Drip Road, Raploch, Stirling, Stirling, FK8 1SD Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, online, Reading Ahead

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