A catchy book group name can add personality and set the tone for your literary adventures. Whether you prefer something classic, whimsical, or pun-tastic, here are 30 ideas to get your creative juices flowing:

Classic and Timeless

1. The Page Turners: A simple, enduring name evoking the act of reading.
2. The Bookworms: A classic for book lovers, emphasizing passion for the written word.
3. Shelf Indulgence: Celebrates the joy of browsing and discovering new reads.
4. Chapter & Verse: Suggests a serious and in-depth discussion group.
5. The Literary Society: Adds a touch of sophistication and tradition.

Inspired by Themes and Genres

6. Between the Covers: Emphasizes the collective journey you take within a book.
7. Mystery Mavens: Perfect for a group focused on thrilling crime or mystery novels.
8. History Buffs Book Club: Ideal for historical fiction or nonfiction lovers.
9. Sci-Fi Society: Celebrates all things science fiction.
10. The Romance Readers: Perfect for those who enjoy sweet and stirring love stories.

Wordplay and Humor

11. Well Read and Slightly Literate: A playful option with a touch of self-deprecating humor.
12. Bookmarked & Buzzed: Hints at book discussions fueled by good coffee or wine.
13. Novel Ideas: A clever pun emphasizing creativity and discussion.
14. Read Between the Wines: For a group that enjoys pairing their books with good company and drinks.
15. Plot Twisters: A fun and slightly mischievous name for unpredictable reads.

Referencing Famous Authors or Books

16. Austen Adventures: Honors the beloved author Jane Austen.
17. Hemingway's Hangout: Pays tribute to the iconic writer's style.
18. Dickens Detectives: A nod to Charles Dickens and his mystery elements.
19. Tolkien's Tribe: Perfect for fans of fantasy and J.R.R. Tolkien's works.
20. The Brontë Bookworms: Celebrates the talented Brontë sisters.

Unique and Catchy

21. Page Rebels: For those who enjoy non-traditional and thought-provoking reads.
22. The Reading Room: Simple and descriptive, yet inviting.
23. The Bookish Bunch: A friendly and welcoming name.
24. Prose & Cons: A cheeky name referencing both literary discussion and lively debate.
25. Boundless Bookworms: Suggests exploration of literature without limits.

Location-Based or Personal

26. [Your Town] Book Club: Creates a sense of community for a locally-based group.
27. Books & Brews: Perfect if your group meets at a café or brewery.
28. The Tuesday Night Bookworms: Highlights your weekly meeting schedule.
29. Mom's Book Escape: Ideal for a group of moms seeking some literary respite.
30. Sarah's Book Corner: Personalize it with the founder's name.

References

• Book Riot - 132 Catchy and Clever Book Club Names: https://bookriot.com/book-club-names/
• Southern Living - 65 Creative and Clever Book Club Names

Remember, the best name is one that feels right for your group! 📚