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Looking for book club books to get you talking in 2024? Check out this list of 35 recommendations, from new releases to classics, across genres and themes. Whether you want to discuss sci-fi, thrillers, feminism, or identity, there's a book for you.
- Reedsy
May 18, 2018 · Book Club: Directed by Bill Holderman. With Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, Mary Steenburgen. Four lifelong friends have their lives forever changed after reading 50 Shades of Grey in their monthly book club.
- (31K)
- Comedy, Drama, Romance
- Bill Holderman
- 2018-05-18
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1. Reese’s Book Club
📚 Previous picks: The Guest List, Such a Fun Age, The Proposal Reese Witherspoon has her name in the credits of some of the most sparkling book-to-screen adaptations to date; including Wild, Big Little Lies, and Little Fires Everywhere. But her love for a great story extends beyond turning it into a hit series. Each month, Witherspoon picks two current, joyful, and thought-provoking books with female leads — one for adults and one for YA readers — and shares them through Reese’s Book Club. Y...
2. Between Two Books
📚 Previous picks: The Marriage Plot, The Goldfinch, Their Eyes Were Watching God Between Two Bookswas set up by Florence Welch fans way back in 2012, and the singer immediately threw her full support behind this lit-loving community, recommending her favorite titles and reeling in big-name bookworms to share theirs, too. Now, this book club is a vibrant online community with a beautiful aesthetic and over 130k members. The club has hosted guest recommendations from a stellar cast of artists,...
3. Belletrist
📚 Previous picks: Milk Fed, Outlawed, Luster Best friends Emma Roberts and Karah Preiss have been sharing their love of reading for over ten years, sending each other books by snail mail and writing little notes inside. Exchanging recommendations and discussing books became the center of their friendship — and thus, Belletristwas born. Harnessing the unifying power of the internet, Emma and Karah started an online book club of like-minded subscribers, who celebrate a new book — and cool indi...
5. Poppy Loves Book Club
📚 Previous picks: The History of Love, The Heart’s Invisible Furies, The Binding If you’re looking for the benefits of a popular online book club, as well as the intimacy of a local group to join with all your friends, then search no further than the Poppy Loves Book Club. Run by Eva of Poppy Loves London, this women-only club serves as an umbrella community, joining together hundreds of local book clubs from all corners of the world. Whether you just want to take part online — and enjoy the...
6. Silent Book Club
📚 Previous picks: Read whatever you like — that’s the beauty! Small talk? No, thanks. Homework? Pass.Silent Book Club is all about enjoying books, company, and beverages — without having to think of something smart to say. Founded in 2012 by a couple of friends who liked to read in companionable silence, Silent Book Club now has over 240 “chapters” (that’s a group) who gather across 30+ countries to read together in silence. Though this book club is ideal for introverts, that’s not to say it...
7. Book of the Month
📚 Previous picks: The Kindest Lie, Untamed, The Vanishing Half Book of the Month is all about finding the best new reads — “early releases, fresh perspectives, and debut authors”. Each month some lovely people with great taste search through hundreds of new releases to find the five best books hitting the shelves. Then, for $14.99, you can pick your fave and it’ll be delivered to your door in a bright blue box for you to read and review. Since all the books chosen by Book of the Month are ju...
8. Rebel Book Club
📚 Previous picks: The Art of Gathering, The Ungrateful Refugee, The Life-changing Magic of Numbers Rebel Book Club is for bookworms and nonfiction junkies battling the curse of tsundoku — that’s Japanese for the growing pile of unread books next to your bed. They’re a fun, global community of curious minds looking to get maximum value from bad-ass nonfiction reads. Membership starts at £10 a month. For that, you’ll be able to vote on the group’s monthly picks and join regular meet-ups. Rebel...
9. Beth’s Book Club
📚 Previous picks: Away With the Penguins, Where the Crawdads Sing, The Cactus Above and beyond a monthly title, Beth’s Book Club offers members a whole host of things to get excited about: an engaged discussion of that month’s book, Q&As with authors, workshops, online socials, yoga, and a chance to indulge in some self-care — all for £6.99 a month. However, this online book club’s jam-packed social calendar doesn’t distract from what it is at its heart — thousands of women from all over the...
10. Ladies’ Lit Squad
📚 Previous picks: Girl, Woman, Other, Valentine, The Consequences of Love Before we all migrated onto the digital stratosphere, this feminist book club, founded by writer and blogger Sheree Milli, used to come together IRL at locations all over London. Now, their book recommendations, readerly thoughts, and vibrant pictures all live over on the Ladies’ Lit Squad Instagram— along with over 7,000 members worldwide. For 2021, they’ve invited readers to join their “21 books in ‘21 challenge”. Ea...
11. Goodreads Choice Awards Book Club
📚 Previous picks: Beach Read, The Midnight Library, The Guest List Any book-lover worth their weight in paperbacks will have spent many an hour scrolling through Goodreads reviews and adding have-reads and to-reads to their virtual bookshelves. In fact, we’re probably safe to call it the biggest virtual reading community. But did you know there’s a special corner of Goodreads where you can find your people withinthis global book group? Whether you want to read all of Rory Gilmore’s favorite...
12. New York Public Library & WNYC’s Virtual Book Club
📚 Previous picks: Deacon King Kong, Black Buck, All Adults Here Despite this age of isolation, the New York Public Library has been strengthening its community of readers since April 2020, when it teamed up with US radio station WNYC to launch its online book club. Sometimes, the price point of popular new-releases (often the fodder of book clubs) can put off readers who would otherwise love to join. But all the chosen books for this virtual book club can be read for free through NYPL’s e-re...
- Reedsy
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