SIGN UP! 
Tennessee Books: The Best Books Set in the Volunteer State
By: Angela & Melissa
Updated:
As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, we may earn a referral fee from qualifying purchases.Whether you’re participating in our Read Around the USA Challenge or simply found your way to our website researching books set in Tennessee, we’ve curated a diverse list of highly-rated titles about the Volunteer State! If you’re looking for another state, check our comprehensive list of books set in every state.
A Few Things Tennessee is Known For
Tennessee earned its nickname – “The Volunteer State” – during the War of 1812 when many Tennesseans stepped up to help with the war efforts. In 1861, Tennessee was the last state to leave the Union and join the Confederacy when the Civil War broke out, although “East Tennessee” (the eastern ⅓ of the state) remained a Unionist stronghold. Tennessee was also the first state readmitted to the Union after the war. A half-century later, Tennessee became the final state to ratify the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote.
Bordered by Blue Ridge segments of the Appalachian Mountains on the east and the Mississippi on the west, Tennessee is filled with beautiful scenery. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is America’s most visited national park, with more than 13 million visitors in 2023 alone (nearly three times as many visitors as either Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon).
Of course, you can’t think of Tennessee without thinking of its famous music scene – from the Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville to the blues clubs of Beale Street in Memphis. Nashville alone accounts for more music industry jobs than any other US city. More than 600,000 people visit Elvis’ Graceland in Memphis annually (making it the second most visited private residence in the US, second only to the White House). And each year, nearly 3 million guests visit Dollywood, nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains (making it the biggest ticketed tourist attraction in Tennessee).
The Best Fiction Books Set in Tennessee
Before We Were Yours
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
This book is based on the true story of Georgia Tann’s “adoption” agency that claimed to help orphans but instead kidnapped poor children and trafficked them to wealthy families.
Twelve-year-old Rill Foss and her four younger siblings have a wonderful life on the Mississippi River aboard their family’s shanty boat. But on a stormy night when their father has to take their mother to the hospital, Rill is left in charge. Unfortunately, strangers arrive, and the kids are thrown into the Tennessee Children’s Home Society orphanage. They are assured that they will soon be returned to their parents – but quickly realize the dark truth.
In present-day South Carolina, Avery Stafford returns home to help her father during a health crisis. When she stumbles upon the possibility that her grandmother may be harboring a dark family secret, Avery becomes obsessed with her mission to uncover the truth.
The Book Girls Say…
Melissa read this heart-breaking tale and hated that it was based on true events. It was worth reading, but she recommends grabbing your tissues and keeping them handy!
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Books Set in the 1930s
25 Books Like Where the Crawdads Sing
Readers’ Favorite Books: 2023 Edition
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
Lillian and Madison were boarding school roommates and friends from very different backgrounds. However, they’ve barely spoken since a scandal forced Lillian to leave school.
A decade later, Lillian’s life is not on the track she’d imagined for herself, so when she receives a call from Madison asking her to help care for Madison’s twin step-children who are moving in, Lillian figures she has nothing to lose.
But there is a catch: both kids spontaneously burst into flames when they are agitated. Madison needs to keep this fact somehow a secret while her husband runs for public office. Despite knowing nothing about raising kids, Lillian agrees to take on the role, and throughout one summer, she and the kids learn together how to keep their cool – literally. It may even prove to be the start of a whole new life for Lillian.
The Book Girls Say…
We were both very skeptical about the premise of this book, but it’s an excellent and worthwhile short read! While the concept of children who catch fire makes it sound like this book is HEAVY on magical realism, it’s actually the only unusual element and serves as a great metaphor throughout the novel.
Some of our readers did not enjoy that there is adult language in the book, so if you never enjoy books with curse words, skip this one.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Books with Characters in Their 20s
Best Magical Realism Novels
Must-Read Found Family Books
Uplifting Books for Book Clubs
Best Books from 2019
People of Means
Book Summary
Freda Gilroy arrived at Nashville’s Fisk University in 1959 eager to begin to uphold the tradition of Black Excellence instilled in her by her family back in Chicago. But she soon discovers a level of racism that she never knew in her hometown. A chance encounter with a young man draws her into the growing Civil Rights Movement, and she finds herself torn between two worlds and forced to decide how much she’s willing to sacrifice in the fight for justice and equality.
Three decades later, in 1992, Freda’s daughter, Tulip, is a PR professional in Chicago on track for a big promotion. But the recent ruling in the Rodney King trial is weighing heavily on her, and she feels called to action. As she seeks to uplift her community, she makes an irreversible professional misstep. Can she find the courage to step off the safe path and follow her heart the way her mother did years ago?
The Bromance Book Club
Book Summary
Gavin is a second baseman for the Nashville Legends. He prides himself on his performance on the ball field, but when he finds out that his performance in the bedroom has been less than impressive to his wife, it’s more than his ego can handle.
With his marriage in major league trouble, Gavin finds help in an unlikely place. He’s invited to join a secret book club made up of some of Nashville’s top A-list alpha males. Taking inspiration from the plot of their latest romance read, the guys coach him through his rocky relationship.
The Book Girls Say…
We both really liked the male point of view in this humorous and steamy book. It was a refreshing twist from the normal rom-com plot that it’s the husband fighting for the marriage.
Stillhouse Lake
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
Midwestern housewife Gina has two children and a happy marriage. Everything changes when her husband is in a car accident that reveals his horrific secret – he’s a serial killer.
Gina is forced to reinvent herself as Gwen, and with her ex in prison, she’s starting over in a new home on remote Stillhouse Lake. While internet stalkers still think Gina had something to do with her husband’s crimes, she hopes the rural lake town will bring them peace.
Then, a body turns up in the lake—and threatening letters start arriving from an all-too-familiar address. But now she knows how to fight evil, and she won’t stop until her kids are safe.
The Book Girls Say…
Stillhouse Lake was a 2017 Goodreads Nominee for Best Mystery & Thriller.
It is the first book in a series, and all six books in the series are currently included with Kindle Unlimited. Keep in mind that this book ends with somewhat of a cliffhanger, so be prepared to become invested in the series.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
The Two Lives of Sara
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
When young, angry, and pregnant Sara must flee Chicago, she boards a bus to still-segregated Memphis. When she arrives, she is welcomed by Mama Sugar, the matriarch of The Scarlet Poplar boardinghouse.
In Memphis, Sara learns about the push for civil rights spreading across the country. She loves discussing education, politics, and the hope for a brighter future with her new friend, Jonas. He is a schoolteacher, and soon, their friendship begins blooming into something more.
However, secrets from Mama Sugar’s past unexpectedly catch Sara and Jonas in the crosshairs. Sara must again make impossible decisions.
The Book Girls Say…
Reviewers praise the poignant language and author’s writing, but warn that this story of generational trauma will break your heart.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
The Empress of Cooke County
Book Summary
At age 38, Posey Jarvis deems herself the “Empress” of gossipy small town of Spark, in rural Cooke County, Tennessee. She idolizes her look-alike, Jackie Kennedy, and spends her days sneaking nips of gin and avoiding her stalwart husband, Vern. She also finds herself unable to contain her newly defiant daughter, Callie Jane, who is accidentally engaged to Trace Humboldt.
After unexpectedly inheriting a mansion from her aunt, she convinces everyone that she should host her high school’s 20th reunion there. It’s the perfect ploy to ensure she’ll get to see the love of her life who dumped her way back then. But the house is in rough shape, and she’ll need to work fast to get rid of the possums nesting in the parlor.
Callie Jane is busy with plans of her own. She’s had enough of her mother, her fiance, the job at her father’s junk shop, and the creepy peeping Tom terrorizing the town. She breaks her engagement and makes plans to move to California. But before she can put Tennessee in her rearview mirror, a shocking act of violence changes everything. She’ll have to decide how far she’ll go to save someone she loves.
The Book Girls Say…
Author Elizabeth Bass Parman published this novel, her debut later in life after retiring from her non-profit career. She is a native of Nashville, and her earliest memories are of her home state in the 1960s.
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
Ivorie Walker is only in her early 30s, but she is considered an old maid by those in her Tennessee town. When a feral, dirty-faced boy begins sneaking onto her land to steal food from her garden, she starts on an unlikely path to motherhood.
Every time he flees her garden and heads back into the hills, she has more questions about where he came from and how she can help him. But, as she begins to uncover the answers, she angers many in town who would rather she let secrets stay secret.
The Book Girls Say…
Angela’s IRL book club read this book a few years ago, and while she thought it was just ok, many others in the book club considered it a five-star read! And our readers agree!
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Memphis
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
This novel spans over seventy years while tracing three generations of a Southern Black family.
In the summer of 1995, 10-year-old Joan, her mother, and her younger sister escaped her father’s explosive temper by fleeing to her mother’s hometown of Memphis. Here, half a century earlier, Joan’s grandfather built a majestic house in the historic Black neighborhood of Douglass. He was then lynched just days after becoming the city’s first Black detective.
As she gets older, Joan finds comfort in art and begins painting portraits of the community in Memphis. One of her subjects is their mysterious neighbor, Miss Dawn, who holds secrets to the past. Her stories will help Joan discover how her passion, imagination, and relentless hope are part of a long family tradition. With a paintbrush in her hand, Joan comes to understand that her mother, her grandmother, and the women before them made impossible choices to allow her more choices of her own.
The Book Girls Say…
Reviewers say that the city of Memphis is described in such detail that it becomes a character in the novel. Told in a non-linear timeline, this story blends real historical events into the fictional narrative. It’s described as heartbreaking and engrossing.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Books Set in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and Tennessee
The False Flat
Book Summary
Thirty-two-year-old Penelope has had enough of her overbearing mother, her married boyfriend, and her sexist boss. Her life needs a reset, so Pen picks up and moves from Minnesota to Tennessee to open her own financial business.
Once in Nashville, Pen meets brother and sister, Deanna and Grant. Despite the siblings’ best efforts, socially-anxious Pen is reluctant to come out of her shell. She slowly opens up to a friendship with Deanna and after joining Grant’s cycling group, it’s clear that something is blossoming between the two of them. But Pen is determined to ignore her feelings for Grant.
The Book Girls Say…
The title of this book is a metaphor for Pen’s life. In the cycling world, a “false flat” refers to a road that appears delightfully flat and straightforward but is actually a consistent low-grade climb that wears a rider out.
Early readers praise the character development and say this not your typical light romance. This book also includes themes of anxiety and trauma as well as found family.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
When Stone Wings Fly
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
This novel examines the uneasy relationship between the National Park Service and the people whose land was used to create Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
In 1931, Rosie’s Smoky Mountain home was in the path of the Tennessee Great Smokies Park Commission as they set out to create a new national park. Rosie insists she’ll never give up her land, and a compromise offers her and her disabled sister the opportunity to stay for her lifetime. She forms a bond with an ornithologist who is conducting a bird survey for the park, but this friendship only deepens the rift between her and the other mountain folk who are suspicious of government connections.
Eighty-five years later, Kieran heads back to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in search of answers about her great-grandmother’s mysterious death. She meets a park historian named Zach, who may be the key to finding answers and a precious family heirloom. But when Kieran clashes with government regulations, will Zach block her from solving this family mystery?
The Book Girls Say…
Author Karen Barnett spent several years working as a park ranger and naturalist before becoming a professional writer. She has also written a series of historical romances set in the national parks in the 1920s and 1930s called the Vintage National Parks Novels. Barnett is a Christian Fiction author, and this novel includes religious themes, particularly later in this novel.
The Last Lie Told
Book Summary
Bestselling author Debra Webb has released the first book in a brand new series about legal investigator Finley O’Sullivan. She’s haunted by her past and uses it to drive her obsession with the truth. When the police overlook evidence, she’s there to find answers. But, throughout all her investigations, she’s unable to escape her own trauma.
The case in this book centers on an imprisoned man recanting his confession. He claims he wasn’t the guilty party and was just trying to clean up a mess for her girlfriend. However, she is the victim’s daughter. During her investigation, Finley discovers that the victim had identical twin daughters, and the sisters have vastly different accounts of the crime.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Flight Behavior
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
Dellarobia had dreams of college, but she gave that up to marry Cub when she accidentally got pregnant at 17. After a difficult decade in an unhappy marriage on their failing Tennessee farm, she begins flirting with a younger man. One day, while hiking up a rural mountain road in Appalachia to meet this man, she spots what appears to be a lake of fire in the forested valley below. She soon learns that what she saw are actually millions of Monarch butterflies covering the trees. But why are these butterflies so far off course from their normal winter home in Mexico? Soon, scientists, religious leaders, tourists, and the media descend on the town, each offering their own explanations.
This book strikes a nice balance between storytelling, science, and sociology – all with wonderful character development. While the specific biological event described in the book is fictional, Kingsolver says, in her author’s note, that “the rest of the biological story…is unfortunately true.”
The Book Girls Say…
This novel paints a complex picture of the impact of climate change not just on the natural world, but also on ordinary working people. It strikes a nice balance between storytelling, science, and sociology – all with wonderful character development. While the specific biological event described in the book is fictional, Kingsolver says, in her author’s note, that “the rest of the biological story…is unfortunately true.”
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
The Keeper of Stars
Book Summary
In 1950, Ellie gave her heart away for the first time. Twelve years later, she’s working as a professor of astronomy at Indiana University when she receives an unmarked box containing a novel written by her first love, Jack. In the novel, he tells the story of meeting at the water’s edge and falling madly in love, only to have their romance cut short by circumstances beyond their control.
As she reads the book, she relives that magical Tennessee summer from her past. But then she comes across a detail in the story that has her questioning everything. She turns to he sister for help finding answers. Before they can solve the mystery, they receive word of her aunt’s death, and Ellie returns to the water’s edge in search of the truth.
The Book Girls Say…
Readers say that Buck Turner’s writing style is similar to that of Nicholas Sparks and describe this novel as a good old-fashioned love story.
The Serpent King
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
Dill’s father is a Pentecostal minister who first drew attention for his extreme beliefs and then for a scandal. His friend Travis has his own demons in the form of an abusive father, so he escapes into a book series called Bloodfall. Dill has secret feelings for friend Lydia, a free-spirited, sarcastic fashion blogger who dreams of leaving rural Tennessee and heading to New York.
Woven into this story of three unlikely friends trying to navigate the end of high school are stories of small-town life and themes of courage. But you’ll also need a box of tissues handy!
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Best Books From 2016
Books with Teenage Characters
20 Books Like It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover
The Make Up
Book Summary
Chloe and Hunter have been friends since high school. When he invites her to co-star alongside him as the lead love interest in a country music video that he’s directing, she knows it will be an acting challenge.
She’ll have to act like she’s in love with Hunter without giving away the fact that she actually is. This is made all the harder when the full force of his charm is being directed at her.
The Book Girls Say…
This laugh-out-loud rom com is a clean read with sizzling chemistry, but nothing more than kissing on page. You’ll see Chloe and Hunter’s relationship both in the past and the present in alternating chapters. The present-day timeline has the perfect cozy, fall vibes.
While it’s listed as the second book in the Falling for Franklin series, the author says that the books read as standalones and can be enjoyed in any order.
Run, Rose, Run
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
Say Nashville, and most people immediately think of the city’s music scene. In this novel, one of country music’s superstars joins with one of the best storytellers to create a thriller about a young singer/songwriter searching for a future in Nashville that will allow her to outrun her past.
The audiobook recording of this novel features a full cast, including one part narrated by Dolly Parton herself. Reviewers say this book is perfect for fans of the Nashville TV drama series.
The Book Girls Say…
If you’re interested in reading another book about the country music scene, consider The Farewell Tour by Stephanie Clifford, but keep in mind that this novel has a much slower pace. This dual-timeline historical fiction takes place in the 1930s to the 1980s and is set in both Nashville, Tennessee, and Washington state. You’ll meet country star Lillian on her farewell tour in 1980, and you’ll look back at her early rise to fame. Lillian left her farm in Washington State at age 10 and endured the Great Depression and WW2 before being a part of the rise of the Nashville country music scene. It wasn’t an easy road making a career in a male-dominated world, and she was forced to make many hard choices along the way.
All We Ever Wanted
Book Summary
Nina lives the good life after marrying into Nashville’s elite. Tom, on the other hand, is a single dad working multiple jobs to provide for his teenage daughter, Lyla, but he finally relaxes a bit after she wins a scholarship to the city’s most prestigious private school. Then, one photo, snapped during a drunken moment at a party, changes everything. Tom, Lyla, and Nina are all caught up in the scandal.
Southern Spirits
Book Summary
Verity is an out-of-work graphic designer, but that isn’t her biggest problem this week. She accidentally trapped a ghost on her property and now has a supernatural sidekick. And when the sidekick joined her, she also gained the ability to see spirits.
This leads to an offer from someone she shouldn’t partner with for more than one reason – Ellis is the brother of her ex and the town’s bad boy. He owns a stunning historic property, but it’s haunted by the town’s former citizens. They seem to be growing restless. He needs Verity’s help stopping the disturbances. While she tries to figure that out, a modern-day mystery also arises.
The Book Girls Say…
There are now 14 books in the Southern Ghost Hunter Mystery Series, with the latest, Secrets, Lies, and Fireflies, being published on March 7, 2025.
Non-Fiction Books About Tennessee
Book Girls’ Readers Rate This Book
Book Summary
In 1920, after a seven-decade crusade for the right of women to vote, thirty-five states had ratified the Nineteenth Amendment, twelve had rejected or refused to vote, and one last state, Tennessee, was needed.
The suffragists face vicious opposition from politicians, clergy, corporations, racists who don’t want black women to vote, and even the “Antis” – women who oppose enfranchisement, fearing the nation’s moral collapse.
The Book Girls Say…
Following a handful of remarkable women who led the charge, this is the non-fiction history of how America’s women won their own freedom. In a period when some are yet again challenging voting rights for women, this story is more important than ever.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Books about Women in History: Non-Fiction for Women’s History Month
The Girls of Atomic City
Book Summary
Oak Ridge, Tennessee, didn’t even exist before 1942 and didn’t appear on any maps until 1949. The town was created from scratch as one of the Manhattan Project’s secret cities, and at the height of WWII, it was home to 75,000 – many of them young women recruited from small towns throughout the southern US.
All of the women working in Oak Ridge knew that something big was happening, but the penalty for talking about even the most mundane details of their work was eviction, so few of them pieced together the true nature of their work. But when the US dropped the bomb on Hiroshima in 1945, the secret was out – the women of Oak Ridge had been enriching uranium to build the atomic bomb.
Through historical research and interviews with dozens of the surviving women – many of whom still call Oak Ridge home – Denise Kiernan tells the story of the science and the women in a format that makes this the perfect book for fans of Hidden Figures and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
The Book Girls Say…
If you’d rather read a historical fiction novel based on the real-life events that unfolded in Oak Ridge, pick up The Atomic City Girls.
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics
Book Summary
Each of Dolly Parton’s songs tells a story of her real-life experiences, and in this book, she shares those stories behind her lyrics and the journey she was on when she wrote them. This includes her insights about her financially poor upbringing in a house that was rich with love, her long marriage, her faith, and her remarkable career as a country music icon and pop culture legend.
The Book Girls Say…
While we highly recommend listening to Dolly narrate her own memoir because you really can’t beat hearing her stories and listening to her sing the lyrics in her own iconic voice, keep in mind that the format of the audiobook doesn’t follow the printed book exactly. The audio uses an interviewer/interviewee style of narrative, while the text of the book is more concise but contains lots of never-before-seen photos and rare memorabilia from Parton’s personal archives. For this one, we highly recommend getting both formats, and listening to the audio as you follow along in the book.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
From Here to the Great Unknown
Book Summary
In 2022, Lisa Marie Presley asked her daughter to help her write her memoir, but she passed away just a month later before the book could be written. Instead, Riley Keough listened to the tapes that her mother had recorded for the book and set out to document her mother’s life.
This book – told in the voices of both mother and daughter – is filled with stories of Lisa Marie’s childhood at Graceland in Tennessee, the unconditional love she felt from her father, the trauma of his death, her marriage to Michael Jackson, and her lifelong relationship with Danny Keough.
The Book Girls Say…
We highly recommend listening to the audio version of this short memoir, which includes actual recordings from Lisa Marie Presley as well as narration by Julia Roberts.
Christmas Books Set in Tennessee
Book Summary
Writer Stella Fisher has been working in London, but decides to travel home to Tennessee to help her mom through their first Christmas without her dad. Making this first even harder, her younger sister ran off to get married without telling anyone.
When Stella returns home, the last person she wants to bump into is her ex, Henry, whose heart she broke years ago. But it turns out there’s a bigger reason behind his unfriendly reception, and Stella is the one person who might be able to help him.
The Book Girls Say…
Jenny Hale also has another Christmas book set in Tennessee called The Christmas Letters.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
A Very Merry Bromance
Book Summary
This is the 5th book in the Bromance Book Club series, which features male leads who are in a romance book club to learn more about women. Each book features a different member of the club, so you can read this as a standalone book.
Country music star Colton misses his relationship with immigration attorney Gretchen. His music has also struggled since the breakup. Gretchen is also down, but it’s because she’s having a hard time seeing all the excess of Christmas when so many of her clients don’t have money for basic needs.
When Gretchen’s estranged family reaches out with an offer that will help her serve her community, she needs Colton’s help. They want him to be the face of their whiskey brand, which he agrees to in exchange for three dates with Gretchen before Christmas. He’s sure if he can remind her how good they are together, she’ll agree to be with him long-term.
The Book Girls Say…
While we haven’t read this book yet, the prior books in the series are hilarious and a bit steamy, so we expect that this will be a spicy Christmas novel.
Love Notes in Reindeer Falls
Book Summary
The night before Caitlin left Reindeer Falls, Tennessee, to attend Harvard University, Shane blindsided her with the news that he loved her. Nonetheless, she left and hasn’t looked back since. Eight years later, Caitlin returns home and is pleasantly surprised to find that Shane has become a pillar in the community. When it comes time to make a choice between rebuilding her life in Boston or staying in Reindeer Falls, Caitlin will have to think about it much harder than she did the first time around.
The Book Girls Say…
This book was originally published under the title Love Notes in Christmas Falls, but the new Reindeer Falls version has an updated ending. The second book in the Reindeer Falls series, Merry Little Love Story in Reindeer Falls, can be read as a standalone, but reviewers say it’s more fun to read them back-to-back. Both of these books are clean Christmas romance reads with some swoon-worthy kissing and mild innuendo, but no open-door scenes.
Christmas Cupid
Book Summary
Kyler is a professional hockey player for the Nashville Predators. After suffering an injury, he happily accepts an invitation to stay at his teammate’s cabin for the weekend, where he can rest and recover.
Iris has recently been through a bad breakup and could use some alone time. When her brother offers her a cabin for the weekend, it seems like the perfect place to get away.
Kyler and Iris met at a party last year, and she was not his biggest fan. The last thing they expect is to end up at the cabin together, let alone to get snowed in.
The Book Girls Say…
Told from a dual POV, this forced proximity, enemies-to-lovers novella is filled with witty banter. It’s a quick read (fewer than 200 pages), making it the perfect choice for the busy holiday season.
Hockey romances have a reputation for being spicy, but reviewers say this book is a pretty tame read overall, with just one steamy scene.
Also Featured on These Book Lists:
Read Around the USA – Books Set in Other States
We hope you enjoyed this book list of books about Teneessee and found some great titles to add to your TBR. If you’re participating in our Read Around the USA Challenge, be sure to check out our alphabetical index of books set in each state.
Sign Up for the Read Around the USA Challenge
Sign up for our email list below to receive a free printable tracker for the Read Around the USA Challenge. Our weekly email newsletter helps you stay on track with friendly reminders while still allowing you the flexibility to read at your own pace.
Printable Version of This Book List
Readers who support The Book Girls’ Guide through our Buy Me a Coffee (BMAC) membership site can access printable versions of the reading challenge book lists.
As we create stand-alone book lists for the Read Around the USA Challenge throughout the year, each individual state book list will be available in a single-page printable format for both our Inner Circle and our BFF Level BMAC members.
Visit our Buy Me a Coffee membership page for a full list of benefits for each level.
Our BMAC members help cover the cost of running the challenges so we can keep them free for everyone!
