The Best Books From Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club

"The Unwedding by Ally Condie opens with a wedding at a gorgeous resort in Big Sur... but everything begins to fall apart when the main character Ellery discovers a dead body the morning of the ceremony." -Reese Witherspoon

"If you stumbled upon a curiously abandoned house, would YOU go inside? Our July Reese's Book Club Pick follows main character Jane’s journey as she uncovers the past lives of a home. It’s an entrancing spin on a generational novel and filled with mystery." - RW

"This fast-paced read has everything you could want in a thriller: secret identities, a mysterious boss and a cat & mouse game that kept me guessing the whole way through. I did NOT expect that ending…" -RW

"How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang is about what happens when two writers with a complicated history end up working on the same TV show... but can they re-write their story?" -RW

"Anita De Monte Laughs Last by Xochitl Gonzalez 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." -RW

"This contemporary psychological thriller follows Juniper Song, a bestselling author who is not who she’s pretending to be. She didn’t write the book she claims she penned, and she is not Asian American. Clear your schedule because the moment you start reading you won’t be able to put it down." -RW

"This comforting summer read has it all—summer theater, a gorgeous Michigan cherry farm, young love, sibling rivalry, and deep mother-daughter relationships." -RW

"Susan Orlean will take you on a journey through the real-life story of the fire that destroyed the Los Angeles Public Library in 1986. It delves into the mystery behind who started the fire, the people who saved the books—and what happened next." -RW

"It is such a hilarious, sweet, smart read that I think you're going to love!!" -RW

"Get ready to dive into a young woman's path of self-discovery after she's wrongfully accused of kidnapping a child. This story is a beautiful conversation starter about race, privilege, and work dynamics. I loved following the journey of these characters right up until the last page." -RW