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Why We Loved It: |
We really got invested in Dolly's journey to find happiness - and Stewart's gradual emotional reveal definitely had us cheering for them!
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Why We Loved It: |
Burden takes heartbreak and turns it into something meaningful. It explores whether we really know the people closest to us.
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Our Book Club Pick |
 The Forgotten Midwife By Laura Anthony Why We Loved It:
An intense dual-timeline story that pairs a heartbreaking family mystery with a piece of history too important to forget - we couldn't put it down, and we couldn't stop talking about it after.
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August's Most Anticipated Reads: |
 Sunlight Finds You By Laura Moriarty Why We Love It:
Two teenagers fall in love in 1950s Florida, but his controlling parents and strict rules about sex and social class tear them apart. From the author of The Chaperone,this is a slow story about shame and the cost of young love decades later.
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 Fallen for France By Elizabeth Letts Why We Love It:
A shepherd boy, his cherished Arabian mare, and a string of amber beads take us from a Moroccan village to the turmoil of World War I France. Letts highlights the often-ignored role of North African soldiers in a story filled with both sadness and hope.
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 The Women in White By Sarah Pekkanen Why We Love It:
A gripping psychological thriller about a desperate New York couple who take extreme measures to save their upscale brownstone.
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Celebrity Book Club Picks |
Reese Witherspoon's Book Club Pick The Wild Beneath
A woman torn between her steady life on land and a mysterious man with an otherworldly pull to the sea. Endorsed by Jodi Picoult - this debut is impossible to put down.Â
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Read With Jenna's Book Club Pick
Sunlight Finds YouTwo teens fall for each other in 1950s Florida, then get pulled apart by his controlling family and the era's rigid rules. A quiet, devastating love story.
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Good Morning America's Book Club Pick Take What You Can
Best friends since a study-abroad trip in France, Val and Milly reunite as new moms in Brooklyn - only to find their bond tested by class, ambition, and change.Â
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Oprah's Book Club Pick (#124) Little WonderAn atmospheric literary epic following a desperate migrant mother and her lost musical prodigy son fighting to reunite across modern China.
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