Books of the Month
Fiction Books of the Month
View all
Whistler
When Daphne Fuller encounters Eddie Triplett – her former stepfather, not seen since a fateful event decades ago – time falls away. Though their relationship lasted little more than a year, it changed the direction of both their lives. Now reunited, neither has any intention of being separated again.
Read Me
Land
Ireland, 1865. Cartographer Tomás and his ten-year-old son Liam are mapping a country still scarred by the Great Hunger. When an unsettling encounter in a copse sends Tomás off course, cracks open in the taciturn man his son thought he knew. Now Liam must find a way to finish the maps – and get them both home.
Read Me
Road Trip
Estranged sisters Maeve and Therese are pulled back together by their mother's death – and a mysterious painting that may be worth millions. In search of answers, they travel to Ireland to trace their family's roots. What begins as a treasure hunt becomes a reckoning with secrets that reshape everything they thought they knew.
Read Me
Daughters of the Sun and the Moon
Three Chinese women arrive in 1870 Los Angeles – a city that wishes them no good will. Dove seeks love, Petal dreams of freedom, Moon demands justice. Bound by hardship and by each other, all three must summon their bravery and ability to "eat bitterness" to find their voices – and, ultimately, themselves.
Read MeIf you like those, try these...
The Help
Every Summer After
Still Life
The Women
Lessons in Chemistry
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Where the Crawdads Sing
Remarkably Bright Creatures
The Maid: A GMA Book Club Pick
The Thursday Murder Club
Non-Fiction Books of the Month
View all
View from the East Wing
Jill Biden became First Lady at the height of COVID-19 and in the shadow of January 6 – and hit the ground running. In View from the East Wing, she shares her White House experiences for the first time: from Air Force One to the Rose Garden, and the abrupt end of her husband's reelection bid.
Read Me
The Freedom-Based Business Method
Natalie Ellis, CEO of Bossbabe, shares her proven system for building a business that delivers financial freedom and the time to enjoy it. Define your vision, build predictable revenue, grow an engaged audience, and master delegation. Work less. Earn more. Build a business that works for you.
Read Me
The Book of Birds
Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris conjure the spirit of nearly fifty once-common species – avocet to yellowhammer, skylark to nightingale. In lyrical essays, Macfarlane captures each bird's habits, habitats, myths, and threats. On every page, Morris's watercolor and gold leaf artwork dazzles. A love letter to birdlife – and a clarion call to protect it.
Read Me
The Wreck of the Mentor
In 1832, the whaleship Mentor is wrecked on a remote Pacific reef. Eleven survivors face an uncertain encounter with the Indigenous people of Palau – who approach brandishing axes, clubs, and spears. Award-winning historian Eric Jay Dolin reconstructs the doomed voyage, the years of captivity, and the fraught naval rescue that followed.
Read Me
Children's Books of the Month
View all
America, I'm So Glad You Were Born
A joyful, patriotic picture book celebrating the people, places, and values that make America extraordinary. From the founding principles of democracy and equality to the freedoms families cherish, this beautifully illustrated book is a heartfelt reminder of what makes the U.S.A. worth celebrating – perfect for sharing with little ones.
Read Me
Investigators: Weather or Not
The InvestiGators’ latest case is a dairy disaster! The city's water supply has been replaced with milk and the newest feline agents, the InvestiGatos, don’t seem to be complaining. What’s with the simian scientists and why is the rain green?! All will be revealed in this sticky volume of InvestiGators!
Read Me
The Greatest Bedtime Story Ever
An elf. A sleep-deprived dragon. An impossible challenge. When nothing else works, one master storyteller elf sets out to write a story so thrilling – yet so gloriously soporific – it will be known forever as THE GREATEST BEDTIME STORY EVER. Are you ready to hear it?
Read Me
I Used To Be A Dinosaur
A mama hen has just discovered that chickens descended from dinosaurs – and she is not taking it lying down. From acclaimed author Casey Lyall and Geisel Award-winner Laurie Keller, I Used to Be a Dinosaur is laugh-out-loud, gloriously silly, and packed with big themes of self-love and evolutionary science.
Read MeIf you like those, try these...
The One and Only Ivan
Warriors #1: Into the Wild
Kristy's Great Idea
Charlotte's Web
The Day the Crayons Quit
Dog Man
Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book One: The Lightning Thief
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Hatchet (Reissue)
Wonder
You might be looking for...
Previous Books of the Month
