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| Fans of The Midnight Library shouldn’t miss this ‘dazzling debut’ (Annie Lyons) |
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- As her coastal town plans to shut down her centuries-old library, Claire discovers a hidden, magical room that contains memories — and perhaps the secret to saving it
- “Anderson has written a reader’s novel — one of those cozy stories that remind people of the power books have” (Library Journal)
- A Library Reads top pick and October Indie Next pick
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| This dazzling New York Times bestseller brings a 16th-century Irish heroine to life |
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- The author of The Frozen River pens an “epic” and “engaging” page-turner (The New York Times Book Review)
- Follow Grace O’Malley through her epic transformation from a chieftain’s dutiful daughter to a fearless sea captain
- “Game of Thrones characters wish they were this badass” (People)
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| Years after the car crash that killed his wife, Wolo receives a shocking letter… |
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- Against the advice of his friends and family, Wolo agrees to meet the woman who was behind the wheel on the day of the accident — and finds his world upended once again
- This new novel from the New York Times bestselling author of Behold the Dreamers is one of Time’s most anticipated books of fall
- “A deeply moving, beautifully told novel about grief, regret, anger, forgiveness, and the insistent resilience of the human heart” (Patrick Ryan, author of Buckeye)
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| Reese’s Book Club pick for October is ‘a special treat for booklovers’ (Library Journal) |
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- Praise from Bonnie Garmus, Ann Napolitano, Catherine Newman, and Ann Patchett, who says, “Meg Mason is a dazzling talent”
- After a shocking loss, bookworm Sophie is reeling — and takes comfort in rereading a favorite author. Will it prove a lifeline, or will she get in too deep?
- “A piercing, achingly human novel about the enormous courage required to step out of the wings and into your own life” (Booklist starred review)
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| ‘The kind of novel that practically demands a post-reading debrief’ (Oprah Daily) |
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- After their kids have a traumatic encounter with the police, best friends Babs and Nora must confront their disparate beliefs on race and identity
- A “cinematic story” (Booklist starred review) from the author of Queen Sugar — which was made into a TV show produced by Ava DuVernay
- “This is a powerful, gut-wrenching book that everyone needs to read” (Patmeena Sabit, author of Good People)
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| A 75-year-old widower finds his life transformed by an unlikely intergenerational friendship |
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- Kirkus Reviews says you’ll root for the “authentically rendered” characters in this “truly sweet and never cloying novel”
- Set to move into a retirement home in a month, Rey is thinking about his next chapter when Q, a young woman with a painful past, enters his life
- “Charming… It’s a gem” (Publishers Weekly)
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| Meet ‘a wonderful and clever character’ in this ‘smart and timely’ novel (Annie Hartnett) |
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- From a New York Times bestselling author who counts Taylor Jenkins Reid and Elin Hilderbrand among her many fans
- When Missy is made interim CEO after her estranged father steps down, she’s thrust into a high-pressure world that puts her to the test
- “A worthwhile story about reexamining family relationships” (Kirkus Reviews)
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| The author of Lessons in Chemistry’s latest is ‘both poignant and heartwarming’ (Booklist) |
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- One of 2026’s most anticipated new releases, according to The New York Times, Literary Hub, The Boston Globe, and many more
- Batter Gray’s life changes forever when he lands his dream job at the poetry journal Peck & Peck!
- “Charming, uplifting, soulful, and original… Book clubs will adore this novel. I loved it” (Kristin Hannah)
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| Return to the world of The Time Traveler’s Wife in this unforgettable read! |
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- Bonnie Garmus recommends this “graceful, complicated, satisfying” novel
- With the inherited ability to slip through the decades, Alba — the daughter of time traveler Henry — grapples with what truly matters
- “A fiercely imaginative feat of world-building” (Sarah Addison Allen) told through multiple perspectives
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| Jennifer Weiner recommends this ‘delicious escape’ set in glamorous European locales |
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- According to Chris Bohjalian, The Rally is “the sort of scrumptious novel you’ll devour like Belgian chocolate, French bread, and Italian wine”
- Ousted from the dating app she helped build, Charlie joins her best friend on an extravagant road trip across Europe — where she embraces her newfound freedom and reckons with the secrets of her past
- “A joyride start to finish. I didn’t want it to end!” (Emily Everett, author of Reese’s Book Club pick All That Life Can Afford)
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