Twenty one titles to keep your book club humming in 2021.
Some books are solo endeavours – literary tomes best tackled alone (and all in good time). Others are flat-out too embarrassing to share with your book club buddies (we won’t tell anyone). And then there are books that are simply made to be ruminated upon, digested and shared (once a month with a select group of friends and virtual strangers). Here are twenty one titles calling out for their book-club homes.
Start your Beth Is Dead book club discussion with these questions.
Book club questions for What Is Left For Us by Sophie Stern.
A moving novel about mothers and daughters, friendship and sisterhood, to read with your book club.
Book club questions for Vow of Eternal Night by Lily Crozier: a moving, gothic romantasy perfect for your book club.
Seed is a warm, funny and deeply relatable debut from the publishers of Marian Keyes and Dolly Alderton.
Book Club questions for The Underworld. Explore themes and thought-provoking prompts to spark discussion on Sofie Laguna’s powerful novel.
A story about life, death and miracles, The Lucky Sisters will spark plenty of interesting conversation. Here are a few questions to get you started.
From Fiona McIntosh, author of The Fallen Woman, comes this heart-stopping new blockbuster – perfect for reading with your book club. Here are some thought-starters.
The heartwarming new rural romance from the bestselling author of Back to Birdsville.
A breathtaking historical fiction to read with your book club.
A fiery mystery adventure to read with your book club.
Plus, her #1 tip for aspiring authors.
A creepy, compelling novel to read with your book club.
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A sexy, funny, surprising tale of female friendship to read with your book club.
The delightfully entertaining new novel in The Tea Ladies cosy crime series. Perfect for reading with your book club!
A heartwarming debut novel to read with your book club about mistaken identity, loneliness, and the quest for belonging.
A moving drama about family, loss and belonging to read with your book club.
A thought-provoking new novel about a mix-up that leaves two children wondering who they really are and where they belong.
Fiona McIntosh's explosive new Jack Hawksworth thriller, perfect to read with your book club.
A collection of stories from Judy Nunn about friendship, community and finding family in the unlikeliest of places.
Take your literary discussions into new territories – at an appropriate distance.
