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| The author of Where’d You Go Bernadette is back with her first novel in 10 years! |
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- Just announced as Oprah’s latest book club pick, this brand-new release has been highly anticipated by The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time, and many more
- Divorcée Adora lives a carefully curated life in Manhattan — but a chance encounter with a stranger is the first of many strange events that turn her world upside down
- “Now this, my friends, is what we call a romp… [The] plot has twists and turns in abundance” (NPR)
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| ‘I can hardly remember the last time I read anything that brought me such pure joy’ (Ann Patchett) |
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- While on a cruise with a 1990s boy band and thousands of their lovesick fans, recently divorced Annie develops a dizzying connection with band member Keith
- From the New York Times bestselling author of This Time Tomorrow and Modern Lovers
- Rave reviews from Coco Mellors, Kevin Wilson, And Taylor Jenkins Reid, who calls it “such a fun, delicious, bighearted book”
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| A film adaptation is already in the works for this buzzy GMA Book Club pick |
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- Instagram influencer Natalie’s so-called traditional lifestyle is made possible by plenty of behind-the-scenes secrets. But one morning, she wakes up in 1855…
- “In Natalie, Burke has given us an absolutely riveting character” (Kirkus Reviews starred review)
- “Ingenious… Revelatory… Yesteryear draws to a dizzying conclusion” (The New York Times Book Review)
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| When a new family moves in next door, lonely Eddie finds his life transformed |
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- Readers will be moved by this “compassionate and life-affirming tale about how human connection is critical to survival” (Kirkus Reviews starred review)
- Seeking an escape from his chaotic home, eight-year-old Russell waits in Eddie’s backyard until he gets off work. As Eddie offers Russell small acts of kindness, Russell gives Eddie something to live for
- “A heartbreaking, gritty, funny, and sensitive portrait of American life, complete with rich characters and a really great dog” (Annie Hartnett)
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| Taylor Jenkins Reid highly recommends this ‘intoxicating’ page-turner |
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- Don’t miss the Reese’s Book Club pick for April!
- When aspiring writer AJ encounters actor Noah, her life is changed — but then, Noah vanishes without a trace. Seven years later, AJ and Noah become costars on a TV show and must confront their painful past…
- “I devoured Into the Blue in two sittings” (Clare Leslie Hall, author of Broken Country)
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| ‘A beautiful and all-too-rare look at the importance of platonic love’ (Kirkus Reviews) |
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- Novelist Remy and kindergarten teacher Simone are both feeling lost and isolated — but after they cross paths in a bookstore, they forge a transformative bond that helps them confront their long-hidden secrets
- “Transporting… This novel might just inspire you to put yourself out there and ask a new friend out to dinner” (Emma Knight, author of The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus)
- From the New York Times bestselling author of Maame, a Read with Jenna pick
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| During one fateful Thanksgiving, four estranged siblings confront their messiest secrets |
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- “I already know Leave Your Mess at Home will be one of my (and your?) favorite books of 2026… Warm, smart, hilarious, delicious, riveting” (Curtis Sittenfeld)
- When eldest daughter Sola returns home for the first time in 10 years, the other members of the Longe family have no choice but to reckon with the past
- Penned by a Reese’s Book Club LitUp fellow hailed as “a born storyteller” (Jenny Jackson, author of Pineapple Street)
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| Angie Kim says this New York Times bestseller ‘will change the way you look at the world’ |
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- April’s Read with Jenna pick is “triumphant… funny and moving and ringing with life” (The Guardian)
- At an adult day care center in Southern California, the lives of many disparate characters intertwine in surprising — and powerful — ways
- One of 2026’s most anticipated reads, according to The New York Times, Time, Harper’s Bazaar, and more
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| ‘Cherry is a heroine for the ages’ (Rufi Thorpe, author of Margot’s Got Money Troubles) |
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- After her soon-to-be-ex’s new webcomic paints her in an unflattering light, Cherry decides to do something for herself for once — leading to an unexpected reunion with her college crush…
- From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Reese’s Book Club pick Slow Dance
- “I read this book cover to cover and it was so hot and delicious, so funny and smart and real” (Catherine Newman, author of Sandwich)
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| Can an elderly dog help his owner heal from loss? |
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- As Harold sets out to save his struggling bookstore, his trusty canine companion, Miguel, guides him toward an unexpected second chance at happiness
- “Not since A Dog’s Purpose have I been so besotted by a novel’s canine… This beautiful book will break your heart open and mend it all at once” (Colleen Oakley)
- “An emotional story of love and grief, perfect for dog lovers and booklovers alike” (Library Journal)
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