Struggling to find something to read? Too many choices but not enough time?? Why not have a look at what these famous and bonafide bookworms recommend. From feminist literature to business and environmental non-fiction recommendations, you are sure to find something! Most of these sites also have an online book club. These are a really great way to broaden your reading horizons, chat to other literary lovers and is also a great social outlet (even if the social here is social-media social). Click on the images to find their websites or instagram pages.
September 2021 pick is Bewilderment by Richard Powers. Click on the image to get the long list of previous book club recommendations.
Now an annual tradition, the former President releases his Summer Reading List each July.
Book Club Central was an initiative from the American Library Association established in 2017. They awarded the first and honorary chair to Sarah Jessica Parker. This position ran for two years. Click on the image to look at the books chosen by Sarah Jessica Parker during that time.
September 2021 pick is The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee. Don't forget to check out Reese's Young Adult recommendations as well!
November 2021 pick is Days of Afrikete by Asali Solomon. Emma Roberts and her friend Karah Priess created the Belletrist book community in 2017. This year they have launched interactive (paid) online content that includes interviews with authors, virtual book communities.
In 2016, Emma Watson started a bi-monthly bookclub highlighting feminist novels and female authors. Watson's aim was to create a community that was able to discuss powerful work that's had a profound impact on society. Emma has now stepped back but the community continues to thrive! Click on the image above to see the instagram account for Our Shared Shelf that details the books selected by Emma and questions to get you thinking!
Jenna's pick for November 2021 is The Family by Naomi Krupisky. Launched in 2019, as part of the USA Today Show #readwithJenna is a real mix of interesting reads.
Whilst Bill Gates may not have had the smoothest of years, his annual Summer Reading List is an anticipated tradition. You can guarantee to find something on the list to challenge your thinking.
Dedicated to Florence Welch's love of reading, Between Two Books was created in 2012. If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha is the most recent pick. Every few months recommendations from Florence or other special guests will be given. You will find a really different and interesting mix of recommendations on this site.