Read, learn & have fun together
We've spent nearly 6 years helping 1000s of curious people accelerate their reading experience and connect with each other.
Whether you want to rekindle your love of non-fiction, form a lifelong habit, or turn book insights into action, we exist to help you up your reading game.
Learn from authors & experts on a huge variety of topics and regularly connect with a fun crowd who will keep you accountable.
Join a global community of lifelong learners.
Welcome to Rebel Book Club.
How it works
STEP 1: JOIN
Join us, or gift, it takes just a few minutes. Choose a membership to fit your reading goals.
STEP 2: READ
Every month members vote on a shortlist of 3 inspiring non-fiction books on a theme. We will then nudge you weekly to read the book & join the discussion.
STEP 3: MEET
You will be invited to our twice monthly creative digital meetups (not another zoom room). Plus local & global member matches, reading goals support & shared interest groups.
"RBC is the coolest book club. I have read 10x more since joining. But reading more is just the start of the benefits - there is a strong, highly engaged community of likeminded readers to discuss the current book, other books and interesting themes and topics with. Joining RBC is one of the best things I’ve done." - Frankie
Rebel Reads
Events & Meet-Ups
January: Rebel Read
The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker
We headed to 'Mibo Island' to put Priya's lessons into practise.
Supporting: Second Tree
160 participants.
February: Campfire Chat
Feb 16th, 7pm GMT: Kendra Pierre-Louis x All We Can Save
“Women of all backgrounds—artists, writers, scientists, policy makers, and others—are at the forefront of climate action, and with this exquisite anthology, marine biologist Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and editor-in-chief of Project Drawdown, Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, bring their voices together.”
March: Campfire Chat
March 23rd, 7pm GMT
Enter the real life pirates. From healthcare to education to big business, mutiny in Manchester to the climate pirates of the Caribbean, How to Be More Pirate captures their applied wisdom & is a blueprint for causing good trouble.