Reese Witherspoon

Yellowface

by R. F. Kuang · 2023 · Fiction

“Clear your schedule because the moment you start reading you won’t be able to put it down.” — via Book Club, July 2023

The Marriage Portrait

by Maggie O'Farrell · 2022 · Fiction

“You know I love historical fiction” — via Book Club, December 2022

The Island of Missing Trees

by Elif Shafak · 2021 · Fiction

“Let me start by saying that this book moved me to tears.” — via Book Club, November 2021

L.A. Weather

by María Amparo Escandón · 2021 · Fiction

“Today’s forecast: sunny with a 100% chance of drama!” — via Book Club, September 2021

The Chicken Sisters

by KJ Dell'Antonia · 2020 · Fiction

“Also, a great present for your sister for the holidays!” — via Book Club, December 2020

I’m Still Here

Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness

by Austin Channing Brown · 2018 · Memoir

“Elevating women’s stories is at the core of Reese’s Book Club.” — via Book Club, June 2020

Fair Play

A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do

by Eve Rodsky · 2019 · Nonfiction

“Do you find yourself talking about who does what in your relationship?” — via Book Club, October 2019

Wild Dark Shore

by Charlotte McConaghy · 2025 · Fiction

“I am still thinking about the ending!” — via Book Club, November 2025

Lady Tremaine

by Rachel Hochhauser · 2026 · Fiction

“a reimagining of Cinderella’s stepmother that explores motherh” — via Book Club, March 2026

The Heir Apparent

by Rebecca Armitage · 2025 · Fiction

“has everything I love in a holiday read - royals, romance, famil” — via Book Club, December 2025

To the Moon and Back

by Eliana Ramage · 2025 · Fiction

“September’s Reese's Book Club pick is To the Moon and Back by Eliana Ramage.” — via Book Club, September 2025

Spectacular Things

by Beck Dorey-Stein · 2025 · Fiction

“follows sisters Mia and Cricket as they navigate an impossible choice that will change everything.” — via Book Club, July 2025

The Phoenix Pencil Company

by Allison King · 2025 · Fiction

“a reclusive coder uncovers a legacy of magic, espionage, and fa” — via Book Club, June 2025

Great Big Beautiful Life

by Emily Henry · 2025 · Fiction

“The plot follows two journalists competing for the chance to interview a prominent socialite who has been missing for 30 years.” — via Book Club, May 2025

All That Life Can Afford

by Emily Everett · 2025 · Fiction

“is about love, ambition, and the cost of belonging, and I cannot stop thinking about it.” — via Book Club, April 2025

Broken Country

by Clare Leslie Hall · 2025 · Fiction

“is an unforgettable story of love, loss, and the choices that shape our lives” — via Book Club, March 2025

Isola

by Allegra Goodman · 2025 · Fiction

“Our February Pick is here, and I can’t stop talking about it!” — via Book Club, February 2025

The Three Lives of Cate Kay

by Kate Fagan · 2025 · Fiction

“Have you ever felt like you were living more than one life?” — via Book Club, January 2025

Throwback

by Maurene Goo · 2023 · Fiction

“We loved the blend of heart and humor in highlighting mother-daughter relationships” — via Book Club

We Will Be Jaguars

A Memoir of My People

by Nemonte Nenquimo, Mitch Anderson · 2024 · Memoir

“follows the life of internationally acclaimed activist Nemonte Nenquimo and her journey to protect her people and indigenous” — via Book Club, November 2024

Society of Lies

by Lauren Ling Brown · 2024 · Fiction

“If you're looking for a page-turner that keeps you on the edge of your seat this spooky season, this one is a must-read!” — via Book Club, October 2024

Twelfth Knight

by Alexene Farol Follmuth · 2024 · Fiction

“To us at Reese's Book Club, YA is a feeling. It's a warm summer day reading in the sun, lots of nostalgia, gushing together over the characters” — via Book Club

Anita de Monte Laughs Last

by Xochitl Gonzalez · 2024 · Fiction

“asks some big questions, like who in art or history is remembered, who is left behind or erased and WHY. I have goosebumps just talking about this story and I can’t wait to hear what you think.” — via Book Club, March 2024

Looking for Smoke

by K. A. Cobell · 2024 · Fiction

“Cobell opens with a tragedy striking the Blackfeet community.” — via Book Club

Slow Dance

by Rainbow Rowell · 2024 · Fiction

“It’s so nostalgic that it made me go digging for my high school prom pic.” — via Book Club, August 2024

The Most Fun We Ever Had

by Claire Lombardo · 2019 · Fiction

“This book truly feels like you’re a fly on the wall watching a real family interact.” — via Book Club, April 2024

Redwood Court

by DéLana R. A. Dameron · 2024 · Fiction

“This book is filled with a sense of nostalgia as Mika takes us down memory lane, sharing stories of her Southern Black family” — via Book Club, February 2024

First Lie Wins

by Ashley Elston · 2024 · Fiction

“This story follows Evie Porter who is seemingly living the perfect life” — via Book Club, January 2024

Before We Were Innocent

by Ella Berman · 2023 · Fiction

“How about a captivating thriller for the holidays?” — via Book Club, December 2023

Maybe Next Time

by Cesca Major · 2023 · Fiction

“This fascinating story follows overworked & overwhelmed London literary agent, Emma, who finds herself trapped in a time loop” — via Book Club, November 2023

Starling House

by Alix E. Harrow · 2023 · Fiction

“This book has everything you could possibly want this fall” — via Book Club, October 2023

Mother-Daughter Murder Night

by Nina Simon · 2023 · Fiction

“I can't wait to hear what you think about this cozy mystery” — via Book Club, September 2023

Tom Lake

by Ann Patchett · 2023 · Fiction

“This story follows Lara Nelson as she tells her 3 curious daughters about her summer romance with famous actor Peter Duke.” — via Book Club, August 2023

Cassandra in Reverse

by Holly Smale · 2023 · Fiction

“This super charming and witty novel is about main character Cassie who is stuck in a time loop while trying to fix the third worst day of her life.” — via Book Club, June 2023

Did You Hear About Kitty Karr?

by Crystal Smith Paul · 2023 · Fiction

“Our May Reese's Book Club Pick is Did You Hear About Kitty Karr?” — via Book Club, May 2023

Romantic Comedy

by Curtis Sittenfeld · 2023 · Fiction

“Read along with us and discuss it all month long” — via Book Club, April 2023

The Nightingale

by Kristin Hannah · 2015 · Fiction

“This important story illuminates a part of history that’s often overlooked: the women’s war.” — via Book Club, March 2023

The House of Eve

by Sadeqa Johnson · 2023 · Fiction

“Set in the 1950s, this unforgettable story follows Ruby who dreams of being the first in her family to attend college” — via Book Club, February 2023

The House in the Pines

by Ana Reyes · 2023 · Fiction

“This is an absolute, can’t-put-it-down thriller that follows Maya who’s trying to prove once and for all that her best friend was murdered years ago” — via Book Club, January 2023

Tiny Beautiful Things

Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar

by Cheryl Strayed · 2012 · Essays

“It's actually the 10th anniversary of this incredible book that changed so many people's lives.” — via Book Club, November 2022

Our Missing Hearts

by Celeste Ng · 2022 · Fiction

“I absolutely loved catching up with Celeste to talk about her thought-provoking, heart-wrenching novel.” — via Book Club, October 2022

On the Rooftop

by Margaret Wilkerson Sexton · 2022 · Fiction

“An utterly original and brilliant story about learning how to mother children who have very different dreams” — via Book Club, September 2022

Wrong Place, Wrong Time

by Gillian McAllister · 2022 · Fiction

“It’s about a mother who is worried about her son, because he’s out late one night.” — via Book Club, August 2022

Honey and Spice

by Bolu Babalola · 2022 · Fiction

“It’s all about a young British black woman named Kiki with a ton of ambition.” — via Book Club, July 2022

Counterfeit

by Kirstin Chen · 2022 · Fiction

“As Ava and her friend Winnie build this business, Ava starts to ask” — via Book Club, June 2022

The Dictionary of Lost Words

by Pip Williams · 2020 · Fiction

“Have you ever wondered about the many words that never made it in?” — via Book Club, May 2022

True Biz

by Sara Nović · 2022 · Fiction

“Goodness, I can’t even begin to put into words all the feelings this book provoked!” — via Book Club, April 2022

The Club

by Ellery Lloyd · 2022 · Fiction

“Read about a luxurious, celeb-only island during a weekend of partying and ultimately murder.” — via Book Club, March 2022

The Christie Affair

by Nina de Gramont · 2022 · Fiction

“That's right, an unexpected mix of historical fiction and romance, heart break and revenge based on true happenings” — via Book Club, February 2022

Anatomy

A Love Story

by Dana Schwartz · 2022 · Fiction

“Set in Scotland in the 1800s, this enchanting story follows an ambitious self-trained surgeon named Hazel who refuses to allow societal constraints” — via Book Club

Lucky

by Marissa Stapley · 2021 · Fiction

“This is such an electric story about an unconventional heroine who is on the run from her past with a winning lottery ticket that could change her future.” — via Book Club, December 2021

Sankofa

by Chibundu Onuzo · 2021 · Fiction

“Chibundu Onuzo has written a captivating story about a mixed-race British woman who goes in search of the West African father she never knew.” — via Book Club, October 2021

Within These Wicked Walls

by Lauren Blackwood · 2021 · Fiction

“I was so drawn into this magical world and its mysterious characters as they risk it all to ban an evil spirit from an old castle.” — via Book Club

We Were Never Here

by Andrea Bartz · 2021 · Fiction

“All right, here are the facts: this book is every suspense-lovers dream and it kept me up WAY too late turning pages.” — via Book Club, August 2021

The Downstairs Girl

by Stacey Lee · 2019 · Fiction

“I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again: I LOVE historical fiction.” — via Book Club

The Paper Palace

by Miranda Cowley Heller · 2021 · Fiction

“I was totally immersed in the fast-paced narrative that seamlessly wove together past & present.” — via Book Club, July 2021

Seven Days in June

by Tia Williams · 2021 · Fiction

“Eva and Shane discover hidden truths about their tumultuous romantic past and have to decide whether they want to find their way back together after a lot of confusion and pain.” — via Book Club, June 2021

Tokyo Ever After

by Emiko Jean · 2021 · Fiction

“Are you ready to take off on a heartfelt summer adventure?” — via Book Club

The Last Thing He Told Me

by Laura Dave · 2021 · Fiction

“This story centers around Hannah, who is settling into her new role as a wife and stepmother when her husband suddenly disappears leaving her with an ominous note and a request to protect his daughter.” — via Book Club, May 2021

Northern Spy

by Flynn Berry · 2021 · Fiction

“Set in Ireland, this story explores a world of secrets and lies that tear two sisters apart.” — via Book Club, April 2021

Firekeeper’s Daughter

by Angeline Boulley · 2021 · Fiction

“This fast-paced, intricate thriller centers around the life of a young Native American woman from the Ojibwe tribe who goes undercover to infiltrate a drug ring that is proliferating in her community.” — via Book Club

Infinite Country

by Patricia Engel · 2021 · Fiction

“I’m so excited to share this beautiful story with you as our March @reesesbookclub pick!” — via Book Club, March 2021

The Sanatorium

by Sarah Pearse · 2021 · Fiction

“This month’s Reese’s Book Club pick is CHILLING!” — via Book Club, February 2021

You Have a Match

by Emma Lord · 2021 · Fiction

“This story is about sisterhood, friendship and a very unique family dynamic that starts with unforeseen test results from a DNA service.” — via Book Club, January 2021

Outlawed

by Anna North · 2021 · Fiction

“The January Reese’s Book Club pick is a WILD one!” — via Book Club, January 2021

The Light in Hidden Places

by Sharon Cameron · 2020 · Fiction

“This is the extraordinary true story of Stefania Podgorska, a Polish teenager who risked her life by hiding thirteen Jewish neighbors in her attic during WWII.” — via Book Club, December 2020

A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow

by Laura Taylor Namey · 2020 · Fiction

“Take a trip to the charming English countryside in this month’s YA selection” — via Book Club, November 2020

Group

How One Therapist and a Circle of Strangers Saved My Life

by Christie Tate · 2020 · Memoir

“Have you ever read a book that made you want to HUG the author?” — via Book Club, November 2020

Fable

by Adrienne Young · 2020 · Fiction

“Pick up a copy and I’ll sea you over at Reese’s Book Club!” — via Book Club, October 2020

His Only Wife

by Peace Adzo Medie · 2020 · Fiction

“Culture, heroism and the search for independence are just a few of the wonderful themes in this vibrant book.” — via Book Club, October 2020

Untamed

by Glennon Doyle · 2020 · Memoir

“This memoir is so packed with incredible insight about what it means to be a woman today, what it means to be “good,” and what woman will do in order to be loved. I swear I highlighted something in EVERY chapter.” — via Book Club, April 2020

From Scratch

A Memoir of Love, Sicily, and Finding Home

by Tembi Locke · 2019 · Memoir

“This beautiful memoir takes us on Tembi’s personal journey of love, parenthood, and ultimately the loss of her husband, Saro.” — via Book Club, May 2019

The Night Tiger

by Yangsze Choo · 2019 · Fiction

“Set in 1930s Malaysia, the story is about Ji Lin, an ambitious young woman, and Ren, a precocious orphan boy. Their paths keep crossing in mysterious ways, as a series of unexplained deaths and a haunting tiger continue follow them throughout the story. You won't be able to put this one down!” — via Book Club, April 2019

The Last Story of Mina Lee

by Nancy Jooyoun Kim · 2020 · Fiction

“Identity, family secrets, and the search for belonging are just a few of the themes in our September book club pick called 'The Last Story of Mina Lee' by Nancy Jooyoun Kim.” — via Book Club, September 2020

You Should See Me in a Crown

by Leah Johnson · 2020 · Fiction

“I’m so thrilled to introduce my very first Young Adult book pick for Reese’s Book Club, You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson.” — via Book Club, August 2020

Everything Inside

Stories

by Edwidge Danticat · 2019 · Fiction

“Anybody else love short stories!? This month for Reese's Book Club, we are reading Everything Inside by Edwidge Danticat.” — via Book Club, August 2020

The Guest List

by Lucy Foley · 2020 · Fiction

“Elevating women’s stories is at the core of Reese’s Book Club.” — via Book Club, June 2020

The Henna Artist

by Alka Joshi · 2020 · Fiction

“I am so excited to share the news that The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi is our May book pick!” — via Book Club, May 2020

The Jetsetters

by Amanda Eyre Ward · 2020 · Fiction

“Are you ready to set sail on a literary adventure, y'all?” — via Book Club, March 2020

The Scent Keeper

by Erica Bauermeister · 2019 · Fiction

“This month, we are reading The Scent Keeper by Erica Bauermeister” — via Book Club, February 2020

Such a Fun Age

by Kiley Reid · 2019 · Fiction

“Our January book pick is Such A Fun Age by Kiley Reid.” — via Book Club, January 2020

Conviction

by Denise Mina · 2019 · Fiction

“Our final book pick of 2019 is the thrilling murder-mystery, “Conviction” by Denise Mina.” — via Book Club, December 2019

The Giver of Stars

by Jojo Moyes · 2019 · Fiction

“I can’t think of a better book to read this month than "The Giver of Stars" by Jojo Moyes.” — via Book Club, November 2019

The Secrets We Kept

by Lara Prescott · 2019 · Fiction

“If you are a fan of historical fiction, then you’re going to love the September book pick!” — via Book Club, September 2019

The Last House Guest

by Megan Miranda · 2019 · Fiction

“The ultimate thriller! My August book club pick is “The Last House Guest” by Megan Miranda.” — via Book Club, August 2019

Whisper Network

by Chandler Baker · 2019 · Fiction

“I’m so excited to add another great book to your beach bag!” — via Book Club, July 2019

The Cactus

by Sarah Haywood · 2018 · Fiction

“I’m so excited to announce that our first book pick of the summer is “The Cactus” by Sarah Haywood.” — via Book Club, June 2019

Daisy Jones & The Six

by Taylor Jenkins Reid · 2019 · Fiction

“Are you ready for a great read? My March pick for Reese’s Book Club is “Daisy Jones and The Six” by Taylor Jenkins Reid and it ROCKS.” — via Book Club, March 2019

The Proposal

by Jasmine Guillory · 2018 · Fiction

“Our February book club pick is delightfully entertaining—there's a failed public proposal, plenty of witty romantic banter, and a lot of cupcakes.” — via Book Club, February 2019

The Library Book

by Susan Orlean · 2018 · Nonfiction

“"The Library Book" is a love letter to libraries, librarians and the millions of books sitting on shelves around the world.” — via Book Club, January 2019

One Day in December

by Josie Silver · 2018 · Fiction

“Do you believe in love at first sight? "One Day In December" by Josie Silver is a love story that will sweep you off your feet.” — via Book Club, December 2018

The Other Woman

by Sandie Jones · 2018 · Fiction

“Our November book pick, “The Other Woman” by Sandie Jones, is a mess-with-your-mind thriller that’ll have your head spinning.” — via Book Club, November 2018

This Is How It Always Is

by Laurie Frankel · 2017 · Fiction

“Every once in a while, I read a book that opens my eyes in a way I never expected.” — via Book Club, October 2018

Still Lives

by Maria Hummel · 2018 · Fiction

“I’ve got a page-turner for y’all! My August book pick is “Still Lives” by Maria Hummel.” — via Book Club, August 2018

Next Year in Havana

by Chanel Cleeton · 2018 · Fiction

“I can never resist a good romance, so I’m excited for the July Reese’s Book Club pick: “Next Year in Havana” by Chanel Cleeton!” — via Book Club, July 2018

Something in the Water

by Catherine Steadman · 2018 · Fiction

“I’m excited to bring y’all June’s Reese’s Book Club pick because summer and beach reads!” — via Book Club, June 2018

You Think It, I’ll Say It

Stories

by Curtis Sittenfeld · 2018 · Fiction

“This month, we’re reading Curtis Sittenfeld’s first book of short stories, “You Think It, I’ll Say It”!” — via Book Club, May 2018

Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows

by Balli Kaur Jaswal · 2017 · Fiction

“This month’s book has something for everyone!” — via Book Club, March 2018

The Light We Lost

by Jill Santopolo · 2017 · Fiction

“This book is all about different kinds of love – the kind that engulfs you like a wildfire and the kind that keeps you warm like a hearth fire.” — via Book Club, February 2018

Braving the Wilderness

The Quest for True Belonging and the Courage to Stand Alone

by Brené Brown · 2017 · Nonfiction

“This book really made me stop and think about the important things in life— having the courage to be confident in your decisions, the importance of connecting with others while being thoughtful and open to having conversations with people who may have different opinions than you.” — via Book Club, January 2018

The Last Mrs. Parrish

by Liv Constantine · 2017 · Fiction

“Be warned – you will not be able to put this one down!” — via Book Club, December 2017

This Is the Story of a Happy Marriage

by Ann Patchett · 2013 · Essays

“This collection of essays explores what it means to have friends, fall in love, struggle, succeed, and, most importantly, meet the right dog.” — via Book Club, November 2017

The Rules of Magic

by Alice Hoffman · 2017 · Fiction

“The prequel to Practical Magic, this story is full of magic, love, family, heartbreak and redemption.” — via Book Club, October 2017

Little Fires Everywhere

by Celeste Ng · 2017 · Fiction

“This story of two families in Ohio moved me to tears.” — via Book Club, September 2017

The Lying Game

by Ruth Ware · 2017 · Fiction

“Can you imagine something you did as a teenager coming back to haunt you 17 years later?” — via Book Club, August 2017

The Alice Network

by Kate Quinn · 2017 · Fiction

“I think you’ll really enjoy this exciting and fast-paced story about a pregnant American socialite who teams up with a female ex-spy and a hot-tempered young soldier in the aftermath of WWII.” — via Book Club, July 2017

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

by Gail Honeyman · 2017 · Fiction

“Great Book Alert!! Beautifully written and INCREDIBLY funny, this book is about the importance of friendship and human connection.” — via Book Club, May 2017

Where the Crawdads Sing

by Delia Owens · 2018 · Fiction

“I can’t even express how much I love this book! My September pick for Reese’s Book Club is “Where the Crawdads Sing” by Delia Owens.” — via Book Club, September 2018