It’s another year of reading, and that means book goals are being set and reading lists are being created. The book club I started last year is continuing into 2024 and I’ve got so many good books on the horizon to read. There’s no limit to the types of books bound to wind up on this list! So if you are looking for book club picks to add to your reading list, stop by this post each month to find out what books I’m reading!

And if you are planning to join in virtually, feel free to post any thoughts and comments on these monthly reads in the comments below. Happy reading!

April ’24 – The Three-Body Problem Paperback – by Cixin Liu

Sci-fi lovers unite! This novel will open your mind and take you to another galaxy. Literally. The inspiration for the Netflix series 3 Body Problem, this book is about a secret military project that begins during China’s Cultural Revolution and sends signals into space to establish contact with aliens, in hopes to save the Human civilization from self destruction.

March ’24 – Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus

One of New York Times Notable Books of the Year by Bonnie Garmus, Lessons in Chemistry is set in the 1960s about a woman named Elizabeth Zott who challenges the status quo daily at her job at the Hastings Research Institute. Recently turned into a series on Apple TV it’s said to be “Clever and sharp… A rollicking feminist tale full of humor and hope” by the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

February ’24 – The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Daré

A New York Times Bestseller and Read with Jenna Today Show book club pick, this story is about a young girl growing up in a Nigerian village who longs more than anything to follow her dreams of getting an education and paving her own way.

“A celebration of girls who dare to dream.”—Imbolo Mbue, author of Behold the Dreamers (Oprah’s Book Club pick)

January ’24 – Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

Fourth Wing Book Cover

Up first, is one of the most talked about books in 2023. A 500 page fantasy about deadly dragon riders.

Jane Erica

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