(Updated May '25) The Full Reese's Book Club List
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What’s your favorite Reese’s Book Club pick?
If you’re anything like me, it probably changes every time someone asks. I love the variety of books on Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club and can’t get enough of her recommendations.
And, if you love stories that celebrate women, you should definitely check Reese’s Book Club as well. Each month a new book is chosen, and in my opinion, most of them are worth the hype reads.
To give you a little taste of what to expect, I’ve put together my top ten favorite picks from Reese’s Book Club list. And trust me, this is just the beginning! Keep reading for the updated list and more great reads.
Happy Reading!
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Reese's Book Club 2025
Great Big Beautiful Life
by Emily Henry
May ’25 Pick
Romance
Two rival writers, Alice and Hayden, are given a month to compete for the rights to an heiress’s untold story. When they find themselves on a secluded island, bound by strict rules and a frustrating NDA, they can’t ignore the sparks flying between them. As ambition collides with emotion, Alice and Hayden must decide what they’re really willing to risk for the truth. Because some stories aren’t just written—they’re lived.
All That Life Can Afford
by Emily Everett
April ’25 Pick
Coming-of-age Story
When a glamorous family offers Anna a tutoring job in Saint-Tropez, she steps into a world of wealth, charm, and effortless ease. Far from her modest upbringing, she’s drawn to their lifestyle—and to two very different men who each reflect a path she might take. But beneath the surface of opulence lie unspoken rules and subtle traps. As Anna tries to fit in, she begins to question what she’s sacrificing to belong.
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Heiress Takes All
by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka
Spring ’25 YA Pick
Young Adult Fiction
Olivia Owens plans the perfect heist at her father’s extravagant wedding to steal back the fortune he stole from her and her mother. But with a meddling ex-boyfriend, scheming relatives, and a plan unraveling fast, she’ll have to choose between revenge and something that feels a lot like love.
Broken Country
by Clare Leslie Hall
March ’25 Pick
Literary Fiction
When an incident reconnects Beth with her former lover, Gabriel, her stable life with her husband Frank is thrown into chaos. Gabriel’s return with his son brings buried emotions and secrets to the surface, destabilizing the village. As tensions rise, Beth faces a harrowing choice between her past and the person she is now.
Isola
by Allegra Goodman
February ’25 Pick
Historical Fiction
Inspired by a true story, Isola follows Marguerite, a privileged young woman whose life is shattered when she is orphaned and forced to follow her guardian to New France. But when betrayal leads to her exile on a remote island she must fight to survive against hunger, isolation, and the relentless cold.
The Three Lives of Cate Kay
by Kate Fagan
January ’25 Pick
Contemporary Fiction
Cate Kay is a bestselling author—but she’s also a lie. Years ago, she ran from a tragedy that shattered her dreams, reinventing herself over and over. Now, with her secret unraveling, she must finally face the past she’s spent a lifetime escaping.
Reese's Picks 2024
Throwback
by Maurene Goo
Winter YA ’24 Pick
Young Adult Fiction
After a fight with her mom, Samantha Kang wakes up in the 1990s—face-to-face with her teenage mother, Priscilla. Stranded in a world of flip phones and old-school social rules, Sam must navigate high school, a surprising romance, and the unexpected truths about her mother’s past. But with time running out, she’ll have to fix their fractured relationship—or risk being stuck in the past forever.
City of Night Birds
by Juhea Kim
December ’24 Pick
Coming-of-age-story
Natalia Leonova, a once-renowned prima ballerina, returns to St. Petersburg after a devastating accident halted her career. As she grapples with her past and the ghosts of her former life, she is faced with a difficult decision: return to the world of Russian dance that nearly broke her or walk away forever.
We Will Be Jaguars
by Nemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson
November ’24 Pick
Memoir
This is a stunning memoir by Nemonte Nenquimo, an Indigenous activist and winner of TIME magazine’s Earth Award. It describes her unique upbringing, experiences battling corporations and missionaries, and the importance of Indigenous voices in the fight against climate change. Her story, in collaboration with her husband, Mitch Anderson of Amazon Frontlines, represents a vital contribution to environmental activism and cultural preservation.
Society of Lies
by Lauren Ling Brown
October ’24 Pick
Thriller
Maya is back at Princeton for her college reunion, but the death of her sister Naomi overshadows the joy of seeing old faces. Despite the police ruling it as an accident, Maya suspects foul play and begins to unravel the secrets that her sister had been keeping. As she delves deeper into the world of an exclusive social club and a mysterious secret society at Princeton, Maya uncovers the dark truth about her own past and the dangers that come with trying to fit in at any cost.
Looking for Smoke
by K.A. Cobell
Fall YA’24 Pick
Nonfiction
Set on the Blackfeet reservation in Montana, the story follows four friends who are caught up in a murder investigation after one of their own, Samantha White Tail, is found dead during a traditional Giveaway ceremony. Tensions run high as each of the four friends – Mara, Loren, Brody, and Eli – become suspects and must confront their complicated past with Samantha. As they work to clear their names and find the real killer, they also navigate complicated relationships and confront long-held secrets within their community.
The Comfort of Crows
by Margaret Renkl
September ’24 Pick
Nonfiction
Margaret Renkl delivers a unique and intimate reflection on the passing of seasons, both personal and natural. In her collection of fifty-two essays, she takes readers through a year in her backyard and weaves together observations of plants and animals with reflections on life, family, and the ever-changing world we live in. Through beautiful prose and stunning artwork by her brother Billy Renkl, The Comfort of Crows captures the beauty and fragility of nature while also touching upon themes of joy, grief, and resilience.
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Slow Dance
by Rainbow Rowell
August ’24 Pick
Contemporary Fiction
Shiloh and Cary reunite after fourteen years apart. Despite everyone’s expectations that they would end up together, life has taken them on different paths. Now in their thirties, both Shiloh and Cary feel lost and are looking for something to hold onto. Shiloh is a divorced mother of two, and Cary has just returned from serving in the Navy. When they see each other again at an old friend’s wedding, sparks fly, and they begin to question whether their friendship could turn into something more.
The Cliffs
by J. Courtney Sullivan
July ’24 Pick
Literary Fiction
Jane Flanagan discovers a mysterious abandoned house on the cliffs of Maine as a teenager, and it becomes her escape from her volatile mother. Twenty years later, she returns to find that the house has been transformed, and its new owner hires Jane to research its history and the women who lived there. As she delves into the past, Jane uncovers a haunting story of love, loss, and colonialism.
The Unwedding
by Ally Condie
June ’24 Pick
Thriller
As Ellery Wainwright navigates the treacherous waters of her failed marriage and the unsettling atmosphere at Broken Point, she must also uncover the truth behind the mysterious deaths before it’s too late. But as she delves deeper into the secrets of those around her, she begins to question everything she thought she knew about love, family, and herself.
Twelfth Knight
by Alexene Farol Follmuth
Summer YA ’24 Pick
Young Adult Fiction
Viola Reyes disguises herself as a male knight named Cesario in her favorite MMORPG, Twelfth Knight, to escape from the real world, where she feels constantly judged and belittled for being an extremely competent girl. However, when football player and Student Body President Jack Orsino joins the game after an injury, Vi is shocked to find that their alter egos are well-matched. As they spend more time playing together and discussing life and love, Vi fears that her true identity will be revealed and jeopardize their growing connection.
How To End a Love Story
by Yulin Kuang
May ’24 Pick
Romance
Helen Zhang and Grant Shepard’s paths have crossed again after thirteen years, but this time in the writers’ room of the TV adaptation of Helen’s bestselling young adult novels. Despite trying to move on from their shared past, both find themselves drawn to each other once again. As they navigate through working together and facing their unresolved feelings, they must also confront the secrets that have kept them apart all these years.
The Most Fun We Ever Had
by Claire Lombardo
April ’24 Pick
Literary Fiction
A family drama that follows the messy and complicated lives of the Sorenson family. The four daughters, Wendy, Violet, Liza, and Grace, each have their own struggles and secrets that they hide from one another. However, when a young boy named Jonah appears on their doorstep, claiming to be an adopted child from one of the daughters, the family is forced to confront their past and all the hidden truths that come with it.
Anita de Monte Laughs Last
by Xochitl Gonzalez
March ’24 Pick
Literary Fiction
Set in the art world of New York City, two women’s lives intersect through time as they navigate love, power, and art. Anita de Monte, a rising star in the 1980s, is found dead and quickly forgotten by the elite society she once held sway over. But when Raquel, a young art student in 1998, becomes involved with an older, well-connected artist, she discovers Anita’s story and uncovers similarities in her own relationship.
Redwood Court
by DeLana R.A. Dameron
February ’24 Pick
Historical Fiction
Mika Tabor is a young Black girl growing up in the all-Black working-class suburb of Columbia, South Carolina. Through her experiences on Redwood Court, Mika learns important life lessons from her family and neighbors. From her hardworking parents to her retired grandparents who overcame Jim Crow laws to buy their house on the Court, Mika witnesses the struggles and triumphs of those around her and the strength and resilience of her community. But she also confronts difficult truths about her identity as she navigates the challenges of growing up Black in America.
First Lie Wins
by Ashley Elston
January ’24 Pick
Thriller
As a master of disguise and deception, Evie is used to taking on new identities for her elusive boss, Mr. Smith. But when she is tasked with her latest job, everything changes. Now, not only must she successfully complete her mission and earn Mr. Smith’s trust, but Evie also finds herself developing feelings for her target, Ryan Sumner. As Evie delves deeper into the town and its residents, she realizes there is more at stake than a job. Her past catches up to her in the form of her true identity, threatening everything she has worked so hard to keep hidden.
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Before We Were Innocent
by Ella Berman
December ’23 Pick
Thriller
Two best friends, Bess and Joni, were once at the center of a media circus surrounding their friend Evangeline’s death. Despite being cleared as suspects, they were still scrutinized and judged by the public. Ten years later, Joni has embraced her notoriety and uses it to advance her career as a motivational speaker. Meanwhile, Bess has chosen to live a quiet, controlled life to avoid further attention. Now, Joni needs Bess’s help and shows up at her doorstep asking for an alibi. Bess reluctantly agrees, but as they delve into their shared past, they realize that the truth may not be what they have always believed.
Maybe Next Time
by Cesca Major
November ’23 Pick
Contemporary Fiction
Emma and Dan are a happily married couple celebrating their fifteen-year anniversary. However, when Emma forgets to tell Dan she loves him that morning, their perfect life starts to unravel. Given the chance to change things, Emma must figure out how to rewrite their future by delving into their past. As she discovers new secrets about their relationship, Emma must decide what is truly important and if changing the past is worth the risk.
Starling House
by Alix E. Harrow
October ’23 Pick
Literary Fiction
Opal is determined to find a better life for her and her brother, Jasper. When she discovers Starling House, the home of the reclusive author E. Starling, Opal can’t resist the opportunity to explore its dark secrets and make some extra cash in the process. But as she delves deeper into the mysteries of Starling House, Opal realizes that she may have stumbled upon a reason to stay in Eden, Kentucky. Set against a backdrop of bad luck and rumors, Starling House by Alix E. Harrow is a haunting story that will leave you wanting more.
Mother-Daughter Murder Night
by Nina Simon
September ’23 Pick
Thriller
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of California’s rugged coastline, the story follows the Rubicon women as they navigate through a seemingly idyllic small town turned upside down by murder. As Lana and her daughter Beth delve deeper into the mystery, they must confront their own strained relationship and learn to rely on each other to survive.
Tom Lake
by Ann Patchett
August ’23 Pick
Literary Fiction
Exploring the power of memory and family, Tom Lake is a captivating novel by Ann Patchett. As Lara tells her daughters the story of Peter Duke—the actor she shared a stage with and had a romance with years before—the girls search for themselves in their mother’s past and are forced to confront their own lives in the midst of a changing world. With vivid imagery and lyrical prose, Patchett captures the complexity of family relationships and the beauty of a life lived.
Yellowface
by R. F. Kuang
July ’23 Pick
Literary Fiction
June Hayward, an aspiring author feeling invisible and unable to get her work noticed, witnesses the sudden death of her twin sister Athena Liu – a literary darling. Desperate for recognition and success, June impulsively steals Athena’s masterpiece novel. As June races to keep her secret hidden and protect her stolen success, she is forced to confront the lengths she will go to get what she believes is rightfully hers and must grapple with grief and guilt as her stolen novel takes off and threatens to unravel everything.
Cassandra in Reverse
by Holly Smale
June ’23 Pick
Sci Fi & Fantasy
As Cassie Dankworth discovers the power to turn back time and rewrite her own history, she embarks on a journey of discovery and self-reflection. Cassandra in Reverse is an uplifting story about second chances. With a clever blend of magical realism and an unexpected twist on time travel, Cassandra in Reverse will have readers cheering for Cassie as she learns to take ownership of her future. Filled with humor and heart, this book is sure to leave readers feeling inspired and hopeful.
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Did You Hear About Kitty Karr?
by Crystal Smith Paul
May ’23 Pick
Historical Fiction
Kitty Karr Tate was a White icon of the silver screen, and when she died, her multi-million dollar estate was bequeathed to the St. John sisters, three young Black women. What follows is an explosive multigenerational saga that traverses the glamour of old Hollywood and the seductive draw of modern-day showbiz as Elise St. John delves into Kitty’s past and discovers unexpected family ties, debts owed, and debatable crimes that could unravel their all-American fabric. This is an insightful and nuanced look at the inheritances of family, race, and gender – and the choices some women make to break free of them.
Romantic Comedy
by Curtis Sittenfeld
April ’23 Pick
Literary Fiction
Sally Milz is a sketch writer for the late-night live comedy show The Night Owls. With a series of heartbreaks in her past, Sally has given up on searching for true love and instead focuses on her career and her relationship with her stepfather. But when her friend Danny Horst begins dating a glamorous actress, Sally notices an emerging pattern—average-looking men like Danny successfully woo beautiful and accomplished women. To poke fun at this phenomenon, Sally writes a sketch called the Danny Horst Rule. However, her cynicism is tested when she meets Noah Brewster, a pop star with a reputation for dating models who has signed on as host and musical guest for the show.
The Nightingale
by Kristin Hannah
March ’23 Pick
Historical Fiction
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah is an epic novel of love, courage, and resilience set in wartime France during World War II. It follows two sisters, Vianne and Isabelle, as they struggle to survive the Nazi occupation of their country. Vianne makes difficult choices to keep her family alive while Isabelle joins the Resistance and risks her life to save others. With courage, grace, and insight, Kristin Hannah captures the panorama of war and illuminates an often-overlooked part of history: the women’s war. It is a heartbreakingly beautiful novel that celebrates the strength of the human spirit and pays tribute to female resilience.
The House of Eve
by Sadeqa Johnson
February ’23 Pick
Historical Fiction
A captivating novel that draws readers into the struggles, secrets, and triumphs shared by two Black women in 1950s Philadelphia and Washington D.C. Fifteen-year-old Ruby Pearsall dreams of becoming the first in her family to attend college, while Eleanor Quarles arrives in Washington D.C., it with ambition and secrets of her own. When Eleanor meets the handsome William Pride at Howard University, they fall madly in love, but his parents are not so welcoming to an outsider like Eleanor. As their stories intertwine, readers will follow along as Ruby and Eleanor make decisions that shape the trajectory of their lives forever.
The House in the Pines
by Ana Reyes
January ’23 Pick
Thriller
When a YouTube video surfaces of a young woman dying mysteriously in a diner, Maya returns to her Berkshires hometown to uncover the truth about what happened to her friend Aubrey seven years ago. Frank, the enigmatic man they were hanging out with that summer, is the only lead she has. As she digs into the past, she finds herself sucked back into Frank’s orbit, and she starts to wonder if she’ll ever be able to escape his hold on her.
Reese's Book Club Picks 2022
The Marriage Portrait
by Maggie O’Farrell
December ’22 Pick
Historical Fiction
A sweeping historical novel set in 16th-century Florence. It follows Lucrezia, the third daughter of the grand duke, who finds herself unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight when her older sister dies on the eve of her wedding to the ruler of Ferrara, Modena, and Reggio. Despite lacking the experience and skills required of a duchess, Lucrezia must marry her late sister’s betrothed to secure the future of the Ferranese dynasty. As she navigates treacherous court customs, Lucrezia discovers that her new husband is not quite who he appears to be.
Tiny Beautiful Things
by Cheryl Strayed
November ’22 Pick
Nonfiction
An inspiring collection of advice from Dear Sugar, a pseudonym for the bestselling author. Tiny Beautiful Things presents the best of her online column, podcast, and Substack newsletter over the last decade, featuring humorous, insightful, and compassionate perspectives on life’s challenges. This edition includes six new columns and a new preface by Strayed, making it a perfect companion for those seeking comfort and wisdom in their everyday lives.
Our Missing Hearts
by Celeste Ng
October ’22 Pick
Dystopian Fiction
Bird Gardner is a 12-year-old boy living in a dystopian society that has been drastically changed by years of violence and economic instability. In this new world, the government is allowed to relocate the children of dissidents, and libraries have been forced to remove books seen as unpatriotic. Bird’s mother, Margaret, was a Chinese American poet who left the family when he was nine years old, and he has never known what happened to her. When he receives a mysterious letter containing only a cryptic drawing, he sets out on a quest to find her.
On the Rooftop
by Margaret Wilkerson Sexton
September ’22 Pick
Women’s Fiction
A novel about family, ambition, and music set in San Francisco during the Jazz Age. The Salvations are a jazz band made up of three sisters: Ruth, Esther, and Chloe. They are driven to success by their mother, Vivian, who is determined to make them famous. When they receive an offer from a talent manager, Vivian knows this is their big break. However, as the girls grow up and start to imagine a life beyond their mother’s reach, Vivian’s hold on her family begins to weaken. And with her own family falling apart, Vivian must confront the changes happening all around her.
Wrong Place Wrong Time
by Gillian McAllister
August ’22 Pick
Mystery & Thriller
A gripping, heart-stopping novel about a mother’s search for the truth behind her son’s crime. When seventeen-year-old Ryan kills a stranger, his mother is desperate to understand why. She begins to relive the days leading up to the murder, waking up each morning a day earlier. Slowly, she pieces together the events that led to her son’s deadly act.
Honey & Spice
by Bolu Babalola
July ’22 Pick
Romance
Kiki Banjo is a sharp-tongued student at Whitewell University who has made it her mission to help other women avoid the mess of “situationships” and heartbreak. But when she finds herself caught up in a fake relationship with the very man she warned her girlfriends about, Kiki begins to question everything she thought she knew about love. Brimming with humor and heart, Honey and Spice is a delightful debut novel that will leave you eagerly anticipating Bolu Babalola’s next book.
Counterfeit
by Kirstin Chen
June ’22 Pick
Literary Fiction
Ava Wong is a successful Chinese American lawyer with a happy family life. But when her old college roommate, Winnie Fang, reappears and draws her into a scheme involving counterfeit luxury handbags, Ava’s perfect world begins to unravel. As their business grows, Ava and Winnie find themselves in over their heads, and when Winnie suddenly vanishes, Ava is left to face the consequences.
The Dictionary of Lost Words
by Pip Williams
May ’22 Pick
Historical Fiction
Esme, a young girl who grows up in the Oxford English Dictionary Scriptorium is fascinated by words and their meanings, and she begins to collect words that are rejected or disregarded by lexicographers. As she grows older, Esme realizes that many terms relating to women’s experiences are not being recorded, and she sets out to create a dictionary of lost words.
True Biz
by Sara Nović
April ’22 Pick
Literary Fiction
Intertwining the perspectives of three very different teens, the novel explores the challenges and joys of growing up Deaf in a hearing world. True Biz is ultimately a story about friendship, identity, and belonging–and how we find our place in the world, even when it feels like we don’t quite fit in.
The Club
by Ellery Lloyd
March ’22 Pick
Mystery & Thriller
Behind the glamour and glitz, the members of the Home Group are hiding dangerous secrets. As the body count piles up, some of the guests will begin to wish they’d never made the guest list.
The Christie Affair
by Nina de Gramont
February ’22 Pick
Historical Fiction
A beguiling novel about the inexplicable 11-day absence of Agatha Christie that stunned the world: but Agatha Christie’s disappearance wasn’t the biggest mystery; it was what she discovered. And now, for the first time, it is told from her husband’s mistress’ viewpoint.
Anatomy
by Dana Schwarts
Winter YA ’22 Pick
Yound Adult Fiction
A gothic tale full of mystery and romance. When Hazel Sinnett, a woman trying to become a surgeon, meets Jack Currer, a resurrection man, she soon realizes that he could be more helpful than she first thought. Because Hazel has made a deal with Dr. Beecham: if she can pass the medical examination on her own, Beecham will allow her to continue her medical career.
Honor
by Thrity Umrigar
January ’22 Pick
Contemporary Fiction
Smita, an Indian American journalist, has returned to India to cover a story. The same country she and her family abandoned many years ago with no intention of returning. Once there Smita finds a society where tradition is more important than one’s own heart, and a story might expose painful secrets of her own past.
Reese Witherspoon Book Club Favorites
Little Fires Everywhere
by Celeste Ng
“To say I love this book is an understatement. It’s a deep psychological mystery about the power of motherhood, the intensity of teenage love, and the danger of perfection. It moved me to tears.” —Reese Witherspoon
Little Fires Everywhere (now a Hulu original series starring Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington) is a riveting novel that traces the intertwined fates of the picture-perfect Richardson family and the enigmatic mother and daughter who upend their lives. The story explores the weight of secrets, the nature of art and identity, the ferocious pull of motherhood—and the danger of believing that following the rules can avert disaster.
The Scent Keeper
by Erica Bauermeister
“This month we are listening to The Scent Keeper by Erica Bauermeister and y’all…it is SO GOOD! It’s a beautiful story about a young woman, Emmeline, confronting the modern world for the very first time. As she embarks on a journey of digging up her past, she is confronted with truth about love, family, and who she really is. Let’s embark on this magical journey together!” —Reese Witherspoon
The Scent Keeper is such an empowering read about fragrances and how they shape our lives. The beautiful prose and charming character make this a must-read for everyone who loves to curl up with a good book.
The Last Mrs. Parrish
by Liv Constantine
“A fun and fast-paced psychological thriller about two determined women who play a high stakes game of deception that only one can win.” —Reese Witherspoon
A fresh, juicy, and utterly addictive thriller from a diabolically imaginative talent with shocking turns and dark secrets that will keep you guessing until the very end.
Next Year in Havana
by Chanel Cleeton
“A beautiful novel that’s full of forbidden passions, family secrets and a lot of courage and sacrifice.”—Reese Witherspoon
With Next Year in Havana, Chanel Cleeton delivers a poignant, resonant, and unforgettable five stars novel about love, painful losses, sacrifices, and courage at different times of Cuban history thanks to an engaging narration that alternates memories of Elisa’s past and the present life of her granddaughter, Marisol.
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
by Gail Honeyman
“Beautifully written and incredibly funny, Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine is about the importance of friendship and human connection. I fell in love with Eleanor, an eccentric and regimented loner whose life beautifully unfolds after a chance encounter with a stranger; I think you will fall in love, too!” —Reese Witherspoon
Eleanor Oliphant has learned how to survive – but not how to live. She leads a simple life, wears the same clothes to work every day, eats the same meal deal for lunch every day, and buys the same two bottles of vodka to drink every weekend. Eleanor is happy. Nothing is missing from her carefully timetabled life. Except, sometimes, everything. And one simple act of kindness is about to shatter the walls Eleanor has built around herself.
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Where The Crawdads Sing
by Delia Owen
“Romance, mystery, murder and it all takes place in the breathtaking backdrop of the South.”—Reese Witherspoon
The legend of the Marsh Girl has been around for years, but few people have ever seen her. Kya Clark is barefoot and wild; she doesn’t belong in polite society so when Chase Andrews’ body washes ashore after he’s found dead from an apparent suicide many locals think it isn’t too surprising that this fragile woman could do something like murder.
Such A Fun Age
by Kiley Reid
“You’ll follow a young women’s journey of self-discovery after she’s wrongfully accused of kidnapping a child. This story is a beautiful conversation starter about race, privilege, work dynamics…I can’t wait to hear your thoughts!”—Reese Witherspoon
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The Giver of Stars
by Jojo Moyes
“I’ve been a huge Jojo Moyes fan. Her characters are so compelling. . . It’s such a great narrative about personal strength and really captures how books bring communities together.” –Reese Witherspoon
Set in Depression-era America and based on a true story, The Giver of Stars is a breathtaking story of extraordinary women and their remarkable journey through the mountains of Kentucky and beyond. Alice and Margery are so different, still, they’re destined to become great friends- one has lost everything, and the other is seeking revenge for her losses. As they navigate life together, both find themselves on an unexpected adventure with love along every step.
The Last House Guest
by Megan Miranda
“Set in the small vacation town of Littleport, Maine, you’ll meet visitor Sadie Loman and resident Avery Greer. These two are inseparable for almost a decade—until Sadie Loman is found dead. Secrets that have been hidden for years will be uncovered in this thrilling story.”—Reese Witherspoon
Typically, fierce friendships never develop between a local and a summer girl in Littleport, Maine—but that’s just what happens between Sadie Loman and Littleport resident Avery Greer. Each summer for almost a decade, the girls are inseparable—until Sadie is found dead. While the police rule the death a suicide, Avery can’t help but feel there are those in the community, including a local detective and Sadie’s brother, Parker, who blame her.
The Secrets We Kept
by Lara Prescott
“Set during the Cold War, it tells the story of secretaries turned spies who are tasked with smuggling ‘Doctor Zhivago” out of the USSR and into the hands of Russian citizens. You’ll get to know Sally and Irina, two spies who risk it all for love and adventure.”—Reese Witherspoon
A thrilling novel following Sally Forrester and Irina, two secretaries turned spies, recruited by the CIA to help smuggle Doctor Zhivago out of the Soviet Union. A powerful novel that showcases the importance of art and its ability to change the world.
Reese's Book Club List 2021
Lucky
Dec '21 Pick
The Island of Missing Trees
Nov '21 Pick
Within These Wicked Walls
Fall YA '21 Pick
Sankofa
Oct '21 Pick
L.A. Weather
Sep '21 Pick
We Were Never Here
Aug '21 Pick
The Downstairs Girls
Late Summer '21 YA Pick
The Paper Palace
Jul '21 Pick
Fire Keeper's Daughter
Jun '21 Pick
Tokio Ever After
Summer '21 YA Pick
The Last Thing He Told Me
May '21 Pick
You Have A Match
Apr '21 Pick
Fire Keeper's Daughter
Spring '21 YA Pick
Infinity Country
Mar '21 Pick
The Sanatorium
Feb '21 Pick
You Have A Match
Winter '21 YA PICK
Outlawed
Jan '21 YA PICK
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Book Club List 2020
The Light in Hidden Places
Dec '20 Pick
The Chicken Sisters
Nov '20 Pick
A Cuban Girl's Guide to Tea and Tomorrow
Nov '20 YA Pick
Group
Nov '20 Pick
Fable
Oct '20 YA Pick
His Only Wife
Oct '20 Pick
Furia
Sep '20 YA Pick
The Last Story of Mina Lee
Sep '20 Pick
You Should See Me in A Crown
Aug '20 YA Pick
Everything Inside
Aug '20 Pick
I'm Still Here
Jul '20 Pick
The Guest List
Jun '20 Pick
The Henna Artist
May '20 Pick
Untamed
Apr '20 Pick
The Jetsetters
Mar '20 Pick
The Scent Keeper
Feb '20 Pick
Such A Fun Age
Jan '20 Pick
All the Reese Witherspoon's Book Club Picks of 2019
Conviction
Dec '19 Pick
The Giver of Stars
Nov '19 Pick
Fair Play
Oct '19 Pick
The Secrets We Kept
Sep '19 Pick
The Last House Guest
Aug '19 Pick
Whisper Network
Jul '19 Pick
The Cactus
Jun '19 Pick
From Scratch
May '19 Pick
The Night Tiger
Apr '19 Pick
Daisy Jones & The Six
Mar '19 Pick
The Proposal
Feb '19 Pick
The Library Book
Jan '19 Pick
Reese's Top Picks of 2018
One Day in December
Dec '18 Pick
The Other Woman
Nov '18 Pick
This Is How It Always Is
Oct '18 Pick
Where The Crawdads Sing
Sep '18 Pick
Still Lives
Aug '18 Pick
Next Year in Havana
Jul '18 Pick
Something in the Water
Jun '18 Pick
You Think It, I'll Say It
May '18 Pick
Happiness
Apr '18 Pick
Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows
Mar '18 Pick
The Light We Lost
Feb '18 Pick
Braving the Wilderness
Jan '18 Pick
Reese's Book CLub List of 2017
The Last Mrs. Parrish
Dec '17 Pick
This Is the Story of a Happy Marriage
Nov '17 Pick
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Thank you! I am a librarian and this was very helpful for a patron 🙂
You’re very welcome! I’m so glad you found it helpful. 🙂