Book Club Books From 2022
These fantastic reads were all published in 2022 and are perfect for sparking lively discussions in your book club. Since they’re no longer brand-new releases, you’re more likely to get them from your local library without such long wait times.
2022 Book Club Books
Horse
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Through the true story of a racehorse named Lexington, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks manages to weave a tale of spirit and injustice over 150 years of American history.
The book has three timelines. In 1850, you’ll meet an enslaved horse groomer, Jarrett, in Kentucky, who has a special bond with Lexington. There is also a young artist who paints images of the horse. When the Civil War erupts, the artist fights for the union and runs into the young groom and stallion again far from the track.
In 1954, a gallery owner on Martha’s Vineyard takes a special interest in a 19th-century equestrian old painting, even though the artist and provenance are unknown.
In 2019, a Smithsonian scientist from Australia and a Nigerian-American art historian unexpectedly connect through a common interest in the painting as they look for clues to the origin.
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This story goes well beyond horse racing and art. The page-turning storytelling has detailed descriptions and depth that will stick with you long after you finish the book. It’s one of the best audiobooks Angela has listened to this year!
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Hester
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This novel reimagines the story of the woman who inspired Hester Prynne from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlett Letter.
In the early 1800s, young seamstress Isobel sailed to the New World from Scotland. Her husband, Edward, has become addicted to opium, so they are trying to leave their secrets and debts behind. However, shortly after arriving in Salem, Edward leaves Isobel alone when he joins a ship as a medic.
When Isobel meets Nathaniel Hawthorne, they grow close. One is a muse, and one is a dark storyteller, but which is which?
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Salem’s place in history is closely tied to the witch trials of the 1600s. If you are interested in reading more about the witch trials, we also recommend reading The Hour of the Witch by Chris Bohjalian (although the witch trial in his historical thriller is set in Boston).
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Other Birds
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On Mallow Island, off the coast of South Carolina, sits an old cobblestone building in the shape of a horseshoe. It’s called the Dellawisp, named after the tiny turquoise birds who reside there alongside its human tenants. The building has an air of magical secrecy.
When 19-year-old Zoe inherits her late mother’s apartment at the Dellawisp, she meets the quirky and secretive neighbors, including a henna artist, a lonely chef, middle-aged sisters (one of whom is a hoarder), and three ghosts. The property is overseen by Frasier, who has a special affinity for the birds.
When one of the residents turns up dead, the other neighbors search for answers, but each is also hiding secrets of their own. The investigation leads to the island’s famous but reclusive author and to a long-lost relative of the sisters.
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Reviewers recommend giving this unique book a chance, even if magical realism isn’t your usual genre of choice. They say you’ll fall in love with this cast of eccentric and flawed characters, and be sad to say goodbye to them when you turn the final page.
Food plays a special role in this book and helps to unite the characters. That makes Other Birds an especially good choice for book clubs that like to incorporate a menu of food inspired by the book into their meetings.
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Mad Honey
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Olivia has been raising her son, Asher, as a single mom ever since she fled her seemingly perfect marriage that was not as it appeared from the outside. When she left her abusive marriage to protect her son, she brought him to her small hometown in New Hampshire. Once home, she moved into her childhood house and took over her father’s beekeeping business.
Like Olivia, Lily is also familiar with starting over. She and her mom recently relocated to New Hampshire to give Lily a fresh start in her final year of high school.
Olivia and Lily’s lives cross paths when Asher begins dating and falls in love with the new girl in town. A few months later, Olivia is shocked to receive a phone call from Asher that he’s at the police station and Lily is dead. Asher is the only suspect in the case, but he insists he didn’t do it. Olivia is willing to give up everything she has to defend her son. But as the case moves toward trial, and as she discovers that Asher has hidden more from her than she realized, Olivia begins to question what traits her son may have inherited from his father.
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Keep in mind that this story does not follow a linear timeline, instead jumping back and forth between the present and various points in the past. Be sure to pay attention to the beginning of each chapter, which tells you where that chapter’s events take place along the timeline.
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Beautiful Little Fools
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Revisit the glittering Jazz age with this atmospheric novel that reimagines The Great Gatsby from the perspective of three alternating female voices. When Jay Gatsby was found shot dead in his swimming pool in August of 1922, and a local mechanic was found dead in the woods nearby, the police viewed it as an open-and-shut case of murder/suicide.
But then a diamond hairpin is found in the bushes around the pool, and three women suddenly become suspects – Daisy Buchanan, who once thought she’d marry Gatsby; Jordan Baker, who has a secret that could derail both her golf career and her friendship with Daisy; and Catherine McCoy, a suffragette who’s fighting for women’s rights and to protect her own sister from a terrible marriage.
This is a tale of money and power, marriage and friendship, love and desire, and ultimately murder.
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Reviewers say this entertaining retelling of The Great Gatsby is perfect for fans of Big Little Lies.
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I Must Betray You
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In 1989, Communist regimes were falling throughout Eastern Europe, but Romania was still under the control of a tyrant – Nicolae Ceaușescu. Seventeen-year-old Cristian wants to be a writer, but writing freely is not possible in his world.
When Cristian is forced to work as an informer for the secret police, he must decide whether he’s willing to betray those he loves or if he can use the terrible situation to help bring down Ceaușescu.
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Ruta Sepetys has a gift for telling untold stories in compelling, relatable ways, and this book was no exception! It immediately earned a place on our list of our favorite books of 2022. While this novel is classified as YA, the characters and subject matter are very well-researched, making it very enjoyable for adult readers.
As children of the ’80s, we recall hearing references on the news to things like the “fall of Communism” and “the end of the Cold War.” But we were too young to understand what this meant, and we certainly couldn’t comprehend what the people in this region had been through. Reading this book opened our eyes to a completely different 1980s experience from that of our childhood memories living in the US.
We’ve had more than 100 of our readers rate this book across our Decades and Book Voyage Challenges, and it has been universally loved!
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Lessons in Chemistry
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Elizabeth Zott is a quirky and brilliant female chemist working with an all-male team at the Hastings Research Institute. But her scientific qualifications don’t stop the “good old boys” from being frustrated that she won’t get coffee or make copies for them. When Elizabeth meets Calvin Evans, another scientist at the Institute, another type of chemistry results.
Fast forward a few years. It’s 1961, and Elizabeth is a 30-year-old single mother and her career has been detoured. Instead of working for Hastings, she’s now (somewhat reluctantly) the star of a much-loved cooking show called Supper at Six. Her cooking methods are unusual (“combine one tablespoon of acetic acid with a pinch of sodium chloride”). As her popularity grows, it turns out she’s not just teaching women to cook, she’s also daring them to change the status quo.
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This novel is funny, but not in a laugh-out-loud sort of way – more in a sometimes you have to laugh so you don’t cry sort of way. The descriptions of the misogyny that Elizabeth faces (and specifically some of the language that is directed at her) offends some readers, but it’s an accurate representation of what she and so many women faced in the 1950s and 1960s. By no means is our struggle for equality over, but this book gave us so much respect for the women who paved the way.
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The Winners
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The Winners picks up two years after our all-time favorite books, Beartown. The locals are still trying to come to terms with the events that tore the community apart. However, change is on the way.
The book catches up with the original characters. We see Peter, Kira, Maya, Benji, Amit, and others continue to be haunted in different ways. But their story is intertwined with several new characters integral to the plot of The Winners.
From a midwife, her fireman husband, and their four children to a con man and two other children with rough starts to life, you’ll feel the emotions and motivations of these characters in classic Backman style. The rivalry between Beartown and Hed is as fierce as ever, which plays out in unexpected ways.
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We can’t get enough Backman. His writing is lyrical and his storytelling is magical. He manages to get you into the heads of the entire cast of characters at once. You find yourself simultaneously savoring each page, while anxiously waiting for alluded-to events to occur.
And then he leaves you in a puddle of tears, saying goodbye to Beartown.
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Solito
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In this 2022 memoir, poet Javier Zamora recounts his 3,000-mile journey from his small town in El Salvador to the US.
When he was just five years old, his mother left for the United States and told Javier that one day he’d “take a trip” to join her and his father there. At the age of nine, Javier left behind his grandparents and aunt and set out to reunite with his parents.
This was no “trip” through – it was a two-month-long treacherous journey with a group of strangers and a coyote hired to lead the way. Javier somehow survived the perilous boat trips, relentless desert treks, and other dangers at every turn. Throughout this life-altering experience, the strangers he traveled with became like family, encircling him, protecting him, and guiding his way with unexpected kindness and love.
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This memoir came highly recommended by members of our group who were among its earliest readers, and since then, many more of our readers have given this book their highest ratings.
Javier is an acclaimed poet, and his memoir reads like a novel. Told with vivid and intimate details, this is Javier’s story, but it’s also the story of millions of others like him who have been forced to leave home.
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Signal Fires
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One summer night in 1985, young Dr. Wilf comes across the scene of a car accident that will follow him for decades. Three neighborhood teens had been drinking, and the accident shook Division Street to the core. In the Wilf home, the true circumstances of the accident become a dark and painful secret.
Time moves on, and when the Shenkmans move to Division Street over 30 years later, the young couple has no idea what happened in the past. Waldo, the Shenkman’s son has an incredible ability to connect things and people together. He befriends the now-retired Dr. Wilf. As Dr. Wilf struggles to care for his wife, Waldo’s friendship brings the past hurling back into the present.
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For the past 15 years, author Dani Shapiro has focused on non-fiction writing, but her return to fiction has been widely praised as riveting and emotional.
The Magnolia Palace
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Lillian was one of the most sought-after artist models in New York City, with statues based on her figure gracing famous landmarks throughout the city – from the Plaza Hotel to the Brooklyn Bridge. After losing her mother to the Spanish Flu outbreak, however, Lillian feels lost in the world.
Her work has mostly dried up, so when she’s offered a job as a personal secretary at the Frick mansion—a building that, ironically, bears her own visage—Lillian is eager to accept the opportunity. Working closely with Helen Frick, daughter of industrialist and art patron Henry Clay Frick, pulls Lillian into a privileged world and a tangled web of romantic trysts, stolen jewels, and family drama that might prove to be life or death.
Five decades later, in the 1960s, Veronica, an English model, is working in the former Frick residence, which has since been converted into one of New York City’s most impressive museums. After being dismissed from a Vogue shoot, she finds herself snowed into the mansion. When she and a young art curator stumble upon a series of hidden messages in the museum, they might discover the truth behind a decades-old murder.
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All This Could Be Different
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Sneha was lucky to find a job after graduating in the midst of a recession. Her entry-level corporate job in Milwaukee is tough, but she desperately needs it for herself and for her family back home in India. She’s thrilled to finally be able to pick up the tab with friends and when she helps her college friend get hired as a colleague.
Her life takes a complicated turn when she develops a crush on a woman, a dancer named Marina. A downward spiral of job trouble and evictions lead to a radical plan by her friend Tig. Will it work to save them all?
We are the Lift
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In this epistolary-style novel, you’ll experience grief and PTSD through the eyes of the main character, Lucus, as he writes letters to his former therapist after a tragic event. Lucus believes that his deceased wife, Darcy, is visiting him every night as an angel.
When Eli, an ostracized 18-year-old, begins camping in Lucas’ backyard, they begin to form an unlikely alliance that will help heal their neighbors and themselves.
Black Cake
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This novel opens in present-day California shortly after Eleanor’s death. She has left behind a voice recording for her two adult children – Byron and Benny. She’s also left them a traditional Caribbean black cake that she tells them to share “when the time is right.”
Her children, it turns out, only know a small part of their mom’s life story. Posthumously, Eleanor is finally ready to share her truth so that Byron and Benny can truly know and understand their family history.
As the story unfolds, everything that her children thought they knew about their lineage and themselves will be rocked to the core, and by the time they finally share the black cake, another person will be joining them at the table.
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Although Eleanor has already died when this novel begins, through her voice recordings, this novel traces the story of her life and shows how the choices she made over the years impacted not only her future but also those of everyone in her family.
Angela rated this book five stars and highly recommends the audiobook version because the accents really bring the story to life.
Black Cake has been adapted into a steaming television series on Hulu.
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Take My Hand
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Civil is fresh out of nursing school and has dreams of making a big difference in her post-segregation African American community. She works for the Montgomery Family Planning Clinic, and she’s sent to a rural cabin during her first week on the job. When she arrives, Civil is shocked to find that her patients are children, only 11 and 13 years old.
The girls, Erica and India, are innocent and not even thinking of boys. However, because they are poor and Black, those handling their benefits have requested the children be on birth control. Civil struggles with this unexpected aspect of her new career. Despite the shocking reason for meeting the sisters, Civil is endeared to them and their family. However, one day when she arrives for her visit, something unthinkable has happened, and Civil soon finds herself involved in a legal case.
You’ll also see Civil years later, at the end of her career, with a daughter of her own, as she tries to find peace without forgetting those she encountered along the way.
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This historical fiction novel is based on the 1973 legal case of Relf v. Weinberger. It’s a book all women should read, just be sure to grab a comforting blanket and box of tissues before you start.
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How Not to Drown in a Glass of Water
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Cara assumed she’d have her factory job forever, but in the midst of the 2008 Great Recession, she’s laid off. Now in her mid-50s, Cara finds herself back in the job market for the first time in decades. When she’s set up with a job counselor, she ends up sharing her life story instead of her career ambitions.
Cara’s story is told in over twelve sessions, from love affairs and financial strain to her difficult relationship with her son. Full of heart and humor, you’ll fall in love with this character amid her tales of life’s ups and downs.
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This 2022 release from the author of Dominicana gives another glimpse into the life of a Dominican immigrant and legal resident of the United States. The book was a Goodreads nominee for Best Fiction and a New York Times Editors Choice book.
While much of Cara’s story is told in first person, you’ll also see the paperwork that is filed as part of the counseling process. This unique structure of storytelling will make for great discussion! Reviewers mention that the audiobook narration is exceptional and that the short 195-page length makes this a great choice when you’re short on time.
For another story of how the 2008 recession impacted an immigrant in New York, try Behold the Dreamers by Imbolo Mbue.
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Remarkably Bright Creatures
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In this charming debut novel, Widower Tova works at the Sowell Bay Aquarium to occupy her mind and time. She takes pride in cleaning perfectly every night, even though she doesn’t need the money. She loves all the aquarium life but forms a special bond with the intelligent (and curmudgeonly) octopus named Marcellus.
He’s just as surprised to feel friendly toward this human who visits him nightly. Soon, he connects the sadness he sees in her with something he saw in the ocean long ago. Can he help her solve the mystery of her son’s disappearance 30 years ago?
The Book Girls Say…
Neither of us expected to have a book partially narrated by a giant Pacific octopus on our best books of 2022 list, but Marcellus stole our hearts. Beyond that, we loved each of the human characters and their struggles in different phases of life. Young or older, so many people deal with loneliness and loss. Watching characters process and evolve through that was a heartwarming treat.
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Our Missing Hearts
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This novel imagines a United States where a nationalistic law called PACT, Preserving American Culture and Traditions Act, rules the land. While it was sold as a way to preserve American values after an economic collapse, it’s being used as an excuse for violence and discrimination against minorities.
The book is largely told from the perspective of Bird, a twelve-year-old boy, who lives with his father after his Chinese-American mother left when he was nine. They live in a small dorm room at the college where his father was a professor and is now a librarian. However, the library is missing many books that have been banned under PACT, including basic history and cultural works.
When Bird receives a letter from his mother, he sets out to find her and discovers an America he didn’t want to see. Along the way, you’ll see chapters from her perspective and explore how art can help heal.
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If your book club liked the writing in Ng’s first book, Little Fires Everywhere, this could be a solid pick. However, it has some tough themes that could turn into political discussions, so it’s important to know that going in.
The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle
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Albert Entwistle is a 64-year postal worker in the UK. He has no plans of retiring but receives a letter informing him that his mandatory retirement is just around the corner on his 65th birthday.
Albert’s only friend is his cat, and although he isn’t chatty with others at work or on his routes, he still dreads being home alone without a job. When he’s reminded of his only romantic relationship, which happened 50 years prior, something begins to stir in Albert. Perhaps it’s not too late to find happiness after all?
With the help of some unexpected new friends, Albert sets off to find George, the man he hasn’t seen since they were teenagers.
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The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle is a feel-good, heartwarming read that will pull at your heartstrings while providing plenty of topics for discussion. If you enjoy audiobooks, the narrator perfectly captures Albert’s conflicted feelings as he begins to open up to new friends. Although the storyline includes searching for a lost love, the book is not a romance – it’s really a 65-year-old coming-of-age tale.
This book was published in the UK in 2021, prior to the 2022 US release.
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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
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Beginning in the 1980s and spanning 30 years, this story follows the lives of Sam and Sadie as they continue to reconnect at various points in their lives. Their first meet as children in the hospital – Sadie is visiting her sister, and Sam is recovering from a terrible car accident. They bond over their love of video games, and their instant friendship helps pull Sam out of his depression. But eventually, they have a falling out, and they don’t meet again until Sam’s junior year of college at Harvard (she is a student at MIT). He’s exiting a subway car when he sees Sadie across the platform.
This unexpected reunion soon begets an incredible collaboration as Sam and Sadie create a legendary video game before they’ve even graduated from college. They are young, brilliant, rich, and successful, but none of these characteristics can protect them from their creative ambitions, future betrayals, and inevitable failures.
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Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow is from the author of The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry, but besides being well-written narratives, the two books have almost nothing else in common.
Don’t not to let the topic of gaming push you away from this book. Angela has zero knowledge about gaming (and even less interest), but she quickly realized that this story is so much more than that! While it does provides interesting insights into the gaming industry’s history and business (without requiring any prior knowledge of the topic), this is really a character-driven story about the human experience. This unique novel also touches on many different themes – including race, identity, technology, disability, and much more!
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If you could find out exactly how many years you have left to live, would you want to know?
On the same day, all around the world, every person over the age of 22 receives an identical box. Inside each is a string. At first, no one knows what the strings mean, but it soon becomes apparent that a long string means long life and a short string foretells a life cut short.
As society responds to the revelation of the boxes, each person must make a choice – do you want to know how long you will live? If so, what will you do with that knowledge? And what if your choice is different from those you care about most?
These are the dilemmas facing the eight protagonists in The Measure, whose fates become interwoven as their individual stories unfold.
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This is a book that really makes you think and will stick with you long after you’ve read the last page. We think it’s a perfect book to listen to on a road trip because it offers up abundant topics for a discussion with no right or wrong answers.
While there are multiple main characters, each is well-developed, and it’s not hard to keep track of each storyline.
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True Biz
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Set at the River Valley School for the Deaf, this novel transports you into the Deaf community. It gives insight into a culture that hearing families rarely get a chance to understand, with compelling characters along the way.
New student Charlie is stuck between the worlds of hearing and Deaf. She’s never been around other deaf people before and is trying to figure out what choices are right and wrong for her.
Meanwhile, the school’s headmistress is a CODA (child of deaf adult) who has her own problems, including a mother with dementia and an unhappy wife.
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After reading this book, we also recommend watching the movie CODA. You’ll see similar struggles as a character struggles to find her place between the hearing world and her Deaf family. It would be a great discussion to compare the character choices and feelings between the book and the movie.
How to Pick a Book for Your Book Club
Picking the right book for your book club can have a huge impact on the quality of your discussions and overall enjoyment. Here are some helpful tips for selecting the perfect book for your group:
Consider your group’s preferences: Start by taking into account the reading preferences of your group members. Are there particular genres or topics that resonate with the majority of the members? If you’re not sure, consider conducting a survey or having a group discussion to get a sense of everyone’s interests. We included a description of the differences between literary and contemporary fiction below the book list.
Explore diverse authors and genres: To keep your book club engaging and thought-provoking, it’s essential to read books from various authors, genres, and cultural backgrounds. This will expose your group to different perspectives and lead to richer conversations.
Take length and complexity into account: Be mindful of the time commitment required to read and discuss each book. Longer, denser books may discourage some members from participating, especially if they have limited time to read. Opt for a mix of shorter, easier-to-digest novels and more complex, longer works to accommodate various reading paces.
To help narrow down your options, we focused this list on good book club books published in 2022. However, we also recommend considering the books on our Uplifting Book Club Books and our Best Book Club Books Published in 2023 lists.
Literary Fiction vs. Contemporary Fiction
We’ve noted the genre of each book on the list above. Most genres are self-explanatory, but others can get easily confused. We wanted to clear up a couple of definitions to help you pick the best books for your club’s preferences:
- What is Contemporary Fiction? Stories that could happen to real people in real settings, and that take place in the same time period the reader is living in.
- What is Literary Fiction? Whereas contemporary fiction novels tend to be plot-driven, literary fiction is more character-driven; the overall tone is introspective.
More Book Club Book Recommendations
While some book clubs love to keep up with the freshest titles and newest releases, we know that other book clubs prefer to choose backlist books that are easier to obtain from local libraries without long wait times. As a resource for groups that rely on libraries, we’ve also included links below to some of the best book club books from 2020 and 2021.
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Reading Challenge Ideas for Book Clubs
Our annual reading challenges are great for book clubs! We’ve had many groups successfully use our yearly challenges to guide their groups throughout the year. Each of our challenge prompts has a corresponding list of book recommendations. Our book lists cover a wide range of topics and genres, ensuring that your club will be able to find something to fit your preferences.
Our challenges include:
- Read Around the USA
- Decades Reading Challenge
- Book Voyage Challenge (read around the world)
- Lifetime of Reading (reading about characters of different ages)
Click on any challenge above to read all of the details!