Welcome to our dream come true—The Everygirl Book Club. For years, we’ve been sharing our love of books through reviews, recommendations, and rankings, but we’ve always felt something was missing. As much as we love a solo night in with our Kindle, one of the best parts about reading is talking about your favorite books with fellow readers.

If you are looking for a community of readers just as obsessed as you are, The Everygirl Book Club is for you.

The Everygirl Book Club is a monthly book club with a reading pick (carefully vetted and chosen by yours truly), which we’ll all read together, chitchatting in our BFF Group while we binge, culminating in our monthly virtual book club discussion. Our picks span genres, so depending on the month, you may be diving into your favorite category or stepping slightly outside your comfort zone. What you can always trust is that every book is hand-selected by a team of readers who are just as obsessed with reading as you are.

More than anything, The Everygirl Book Club is a community by readers, for readers. It’s not just a sticker on the cover of a book—it’s a place to make real connections with like-minded women. But yes, we do have adorable stickers, too.

How to Join the Club

Ready to become part of the community? Joining is easy: just start reading! Each month, we announce a new book and you read on your own schedule. About a week before our virtual meeting, we share discussion questions to get your thoughts flowing.

Sign up for our Book Club mailing list to get everything you need delivered straight to your inbox, including our monthly book pick, discussion questions, and the meeting link.

Between meetings, you can also look forward to plenty of book recommendations and hilariously relatable bookish content (not to toot our own horn) on The Everygirl Book Club Instagram, and exclusive interviews, hot takes, and deep dives into the bookish community on The Everygirl Book Club podcast.

Want to chat with the club? Join our BFF Group, where you can find those casual, groupchat discussions you crave while reading. From live reactions on this month’s book to never-ending book-ish tangents, our BFF Group has it all. There are threads for everything happening in the book world—Wuthering Heights debates, the latest Bridgerton season drama, ACOTAR news, and beyond. If it’s bookish, we’re talking about it.

When Is the Book Club Meeting?

Our virtual meetings will take place on the final Thursday of every month at 7:30 PM CST, where we’ll dive deep into every thought, theory, and feeling about the book—gently guided by discussion questions we’ll send out the week prior so you have plenty of time to gather your thoughts. Some months, you might catch the author live or walk away with exclusive merch—just our little treat for showing up!

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October

And He Shall Appear

When an unnamed narrator arrives at Cambridge University in the early 2000s determined to reinvent himself. His northern accent marks him as an outsider, but thanks to his musical gifts, he manages to fall in with his wealthy classmate, Bryn Cavendish. A charismatic party host and talented magician, the narrator becomes obsessed with Bryn. But something seems to happen to those who challenge or simply irk Bryn—and they aren’t ever the same again. The narrator begins to suspect that Bryn may be concealing terrifying gifts under the guise of magic tricks. As the tension between them grows, a harrowing encounter is followed by Bryn’s death

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September

It’s Different This Time

After her hit TV show is canceled, June Wood returns to the New York City brownstone she once called home after receiving a mysterious email—and discovers that she and her estranged former roommate, Adam Harper, have inherited the multimillion-dollar property. They have four weeks to finalize the paperwork before June can return to her life in Los Angeles, but after five years without speaking and a friendship that ended badly, living under the same roof forces them to confront the past they never resolved. As autumn settles over New York, June and Adam must reckon with the choices that drove them apart and decide whether this unexpected second chance might be worth the risk.

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Bonus Summer Pick

A Good Person

Described as a “zillennial Gone Girl” by the New York Times Book Review and “part Fleabag, part Gone Girl” by theSkimm, A Good Person is perfect for readers who like their main characters messy, complicated, and morally questionable. It follows Lillian, who is convinced the man she’s hooking up with, Henry, is finally going to make their relationship official—only to be blindsided when he dumps her. Naturally, Lillian turns to a witch she finds online and casts a hex on him, hoping he’ll come crawling back. But when she wakes up the next morning to the news that Henry is dead, her love spell has suddenly made her the prime murder suspect.

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August

Both Can Be True

The Gilmore sisters have been estranged for years. Frankie is the funny sister, full of energy, sober, and refusing to confront the past by diving into her new life. Mere, on the other hand, is slowly unraveling at the demands of motherhood, being the caretaker for her neurodivergent daughter, and her lonely marriage with her husband. But when a woman in Frankie’s social circle disappears, they’re forced to reconcile their past and how it’s shaping their present. Emotional and atmospheric, Both Can Be True will transport you to California and force you to look at your own burned bridges that may need repairing.

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July

Love By The Book

In Love by the Book, Jessica George introduces us to two women, one whose friend circle has fallen apart, and another whose career affords her no time for a robust social life. When the two meet in a bookstore, it isn’t exactly friendship at first sight, but they could be exactly what the other needs. Love By The Book is heartwarming, funny, and delves into the restorative nature of female friendship and the powerful role platonic love can play in our lives.

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Books To Read if You Loved Love By The Book

Best of Friends

Thought-provoking, compassionate, and full of unexpected turns, Best of Friends offers a riveting take on an age-old question: Does principle or loyalty make for the better friend?

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Girl’s Girl

15-year-old Mina’s whole world is her two best friends, but after an unexpected kiss, the established dynamics of their trio quickly unravel. Looking back, an adult Mina traces the undercurrents of longing that shaped her first experience of desire.

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Maame

Smart, funny, and affecting, Jessica George’s Maame deals with the themes of our time with humor and poignancy: from familial duty and racism, to female pleasure, the complexity of love, and the life-saving power of friendship.

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Sula

Growing up, Sula and Nel forge a bond stronger than anything, stronger even than the dark secret they have to bear. Strong enough, it seems, to last a lifetime—until, decades later, as the girls become women, Sula’s anarchy leads to a betrayal that may be beyond forgiveness.

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Leave Your Mess at Home

Big-hearted, hilarious, and wise, Leave Your Mess At Home is a poignant exploration of forgiveness, unconditional love, and becoming who you want to be, asking the question: what do we owe to our families, and what do we owe to ourselves?

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June

Let’s Not Go Overboard Here

In this twisty, uproarious debut, a pop culture obsessive uses her reality TV expertise to investigate a suspicious disappearance aboard a yacht… while falling for a hot deckhand and avoiding confronting her best friend’s untimely passing—perfect for fans of The Wedding People and Traitors.

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Our Book Club Found The Perfect Summer Beach Read

There’s a lot of pressure riding on your first summer read. Regardless of what your calendar looks like over the next three months, you want seasonal books that simply sweep you away. Obviously, a body of water is a necessity. A gripping plot is completely non-negotiable. And if I’m being greedy, yeah, we want a romance subplot that will have us kicking our feet. That’s a lot of boxes to check, but our June Book Club pick, Let’s Not Go Overboard Here, checked them all and then some.

Written by LAUREN BLUE

Books To Read if You Loved Let’s Not Go Overboard Here

The Ex-Talk

This enemies-to-lovers favorite follows two public radio co-hosts forced to fake an exes-to-friends dynamic on a hit new podcast. Their on-air chemistry starts feeling all too real, making for a witty, warm rom-com that’s perfect for a beach day.

Cue The Sun!

Mel’s entire personality is built on an encyclopedic knowledge of reality television, so if you want to go down the same rabbit hole, this is your read. Pulitzer-winning critic Emily Nussbaum traces the genre’s history from Candid Camera to The Real Housewives in a deeply reported, fascinating deep dive that will change the way you watch every reunion episode.

Bad Summer People

Mel’s yacht trip in Greece is pure aspirational chaos, and this novel serves up the same wealthy-people-behaving-badly energy. Set in a glamorous Fire Island summer community, it follows a group of privileged friends whose rivalries, affairs, and secrets unravel after a body washes up, making for a deliciously soapy, sharp thriller you won’t be able to put down.

Star Shipped

For a lighter, lower-stakes romance with a fun premise, this one delivers charm in spades. It’s a playful, feel-good love story perfect for when you want to come down from the emotional gut-punch of Mel’s story and just enjoy something sweet and escapist.

The Villa

For a glamorous getaway with a dark edge, this twisty thriller follows two childhood best friends to a gorgeous Italian villa with a sinister past. As tension builds between them, a decades-old murder at the same villa begins to resurface, making for an atmospheric, sun-soaked mystery full of simmering secrets.

The Most Famous Girl in the World

For another read with a complicated, fixated heroine, this thriller follows a journalist obsessed with taking down the con artist who once duped her. It’s sharp, twisty, and built around the same kind of can’t-look-away pop culture spiral that powered Mel’s investigation, plus plenty of media-and-fame commentary.

Real Americans

How far would you go to shape your own destiny? An exhilarating novel of American identity that spans three generations in one family and asks: What makes us who we are? And how inevitable are our futures?

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It’s Official: Our Book Club Will Never Recover from ‘Real Americans’

Some people may think we have enough family drama to last a lifetime and that there’s no need to welcome even more into your life through a book. But over here at The Everygirl Book Club, there’s nothing we love more than a book that demands a cathartic cry and makes your family problems look minuscule in comparison. And it’s safe to say the emotional rollercoaster Rachel Khong took us on in Real Americans was full of tears and plenty of “okay, well, my relationship with my mom isn’t that complicated” moments. These are our unfiltered thoughts.

Written by LAUREN BLUE

Books To Read if You Loved Real Americans

Heart the Lover

In the fall of her senior year, Jordan meets Sam and Yash and becomes entangled in a passionate, complicated triangle whose choices will shape all three of their lives long after graduation. Decades later, a surprise visit and shocking news force her to revisit the loves, lies, and decisions she thought she’d left behind—and confront a past that refuses to stay buried.

The Correspondent

For as long as she can remember, Sybil has used letters to make sense of her life—as a mother, grandmother, wife, divorcee, and accomplished lawyer—and she expects her days to continue much as they always have. But when letters from someone in her past reopen old wounds, she must confront a painful chapter she has long avoided and discover whether forgiveness is the only way to finally move forward.

Kin

Raised together in Louisiana and bonded by the loss of their mothers, Vernice and Annie are best friends whose lives take dramatically different paths. While Vernice builds a life of privilege, power, and connection, Annie embarks on a dangerous quest to find the mother who abandoned her—a journey that leads to love, hardship, and a fight for survival.

The Names

After a devastating storm, Cora sets out to register her newborn son’s birth, expected to honor family tradition by naming him after his controlling father, Gordon. But one moment of hesitation changes everything, sending their family down three vastly different paths over the next thirty-five years and revealing how a single choice can transform a life.

Blue Sisters

A year after the sudden death of the sister who held them together, the three Blue sisters reunite in New York to stop the sale of their childhood home while struggling with grief, ambition, and the weight of the past. As old wounds resurface, they discover that the hardest truths to face may be the ones they’ve been hiding from themselves.

Memory Piece

In the early 1980s, Giselle Chin, Jackie Ong, and Ellen Ng are three teenagers drawn together by their shared sense of alienation and desire for something different. They envision each other as artistic collaborators and embark on a future defined by freedom and creativity. By the time they are adults, their dreams are murkier. Over time their friendship matures and changes, their definitions of success become complicated, and their sense of what matters evolves as they strive to build satisfying lives in a world that turns out to be radically different from the one they were promised.

Weavingshaw

Whether your Goodreads recently read shelf is exclusively fantasy or you haven’t dabbled in the genre at all, Weavingshaw will hook you from the start. It strikes the perfect balance of world-building, not too intimidating for genre newcomers, but still captivating even the biggest fantasy aficionados.

We’re Tired of the Same Romantasy Tropes, but ‘Weavingshaw’ Redefines the Genre

After weeks of sending “OMG CAN THEY KISS ALREADY”–style reaction texts in our BFF group and getting to interview Heba herself—with the club asking all of our burning questions—we finally got to discuss the book with our club. These are our unfiltered thoughts.

Written by LAUREN BLUE

Books To Read if You Loved Weavingshaw

Rebecca

A shy lady’s maid is swept into a whirlwind marriage with the enigmatic widower Maxim de Winter—only to find herself haunted by his past. At Manderley, the shadow of his late wife Rebecca looms so powerfully it threatens to unravel their love from beyond the grave.

The Sacred Space Between

Exiled at fifteen to contain his dangerous magic, Jude longs for a normal life beyond the Abbey’s control—until Maeve, an iconographer sent to paint him, arrives at his doorstep. As their bond deepens, they must decide whether to risk everything to destroy the Abbey or retreat into exile and let their chance at freedom slip away.

Belladonna

Orphaned and shadowed by the mysterious deaths of every guardian she’s known, Signa turns to her last remaining relatives—the Hawthornes—only to be confronted by a ghost who claims she was murdered. To uncover the truth, Signa forms a dangerous alliance with Death himself, whose torment—and growing connection—may be as irresistible as it is deadly.

Wuthering Heights

New to the Yorkshire moors, Lockwood stumbles into Wuthering Heights and uncovers the stormy past of Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw—a love twisted by betrayal. As Heathcliff’s vengeance poisons the next generation, their heirs must fight to break free from a legacy that refuses to die.

The Familiar

Servant Luzia Cotado survives on scraps of magic—until her mistress discovers her gift and forces her to use it to elevate the family’s status. Thrust into a perilous world where magic, science, and deception blur, Luzia must rely on her cunning—and an embittered immortal familiar with dangerous secrets—to survive.

Plain Bad Heroines

In 1902, two students form a secret society devoted to writer Mary MacLane—only to be found dead in an apple orchard, her book at their side. More than a century later, a film adaptation of their story draws its cast into a chilling blur of curse and Hollywood, where the past refuses to stay buried.

And Now, Back to You

If the words “enemies-to-lovers” or “forced proximity” get your heart racing, you’re going to be locked in. Two competing meteorologists are forced to find common ground in this opposites attract, When Harry Met Sally inspired romance, from #1 New York Times bestselling author B.K. Borison.

We Love B.K. Borison, but Did ‘And Now, Back to You’ Live up to Our High Expectations?

And Now, Back to You was a wildly popular choice among book club members—but did it live up to that hype? Here’s what readers really thought of one of their most highly anticipated reads of the year.

Written by LAUREN BLUE

Books To Read if You Loved And Now, Back to You

An Academic Affair

Academic rivals Sadie Shaw and Jonah Fisher clash once again over a coveted teaching job they both desperately need—but a loophole sparks a risky plan to secure it together. As competition turns to chemistry, they realize they may be in way over their heads.

Can’t Get Enough

Hendrix Barry has it all—until caring for an aging parent upends her world and leaves no room for love. But when off-limits tech mogul Maverick Bell makes her feel truly seen, resisting him may be the one challenge she can’t handle.

Beg, Borrow, or Steal

Emily Walker’s carefully controlled life is thrown into chaos when her infuriating nemesis, Jack Bennett, returns as her colleague and neighbor after a broken engagement. When a misfired email threatens to expose her secret life as a romance writer, she’s forced into an uneasy alliance with the one person she can’t stand.

Sounds Like Love

Hit songwriter Joni Lark returns home to Vienna Shores hoping to cure her creative block, only to find everything she loves slipping away. When a mysterious voice in her head turns out to be very real, inspiration arrives in the most unexpected way.

Dream On, Ramona Riley

Once a promising art student, Ramona Riley gave up her Hollywood dreams after a family crisis and never left her small hometown. When a film shoots in Clover Lake, her second chance collides with her past in the form of Dylan Monroe, her first kiss turned Hollywood wild child.

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Weather Girl

TV meteorologist Ari Abrams is passionate about her job but stuck under a distracted boss whose messy relationship derails any chance at mentorship. After a disastrous holiday party, she teams up with reserved sports reporter Russell Barringer to fix their bosses’ romance and maybe find something of their own.

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February

The Future Saints

For fans of Daisy Jones and the Six and In Five Years—a powerful and transportive new novel about a music executive desperately trying to bring a rock band back from the brink, from bestselling author Ashley Winstead. The book is so much more than a love story, and while reading, you’ll have to constantly remind yourself that the characters aren’t real—and The Saints aren’t a real band.

‘The Future Saints’ Broke Our Hearts—And We Still Loved Every Page

Here’s the full scoop on what we loved and debated in The Future Saints. Spoiler alert: readers across the board were hurling 5-star ratings at this one.

Written by LAUREN BLUE

Books To Read if You Loved The Future Saints

Honey

A small-town teen turned late-’90s pop star learns that fame is glittering, brutal, and only one wrong move away from collapse.

Mary Jane

A shy church girl’s summer nanny job in 1970s Baltimore turns into a front-row seat to rock-and-roll excess, celebrity chaos, and unexpected coming-of-age.

The Griffin Sisters’ Greatest Hits

Two estranged pop-star sisters are forced to confront the betrayal that tore them apart—and decide if forgiveness is worth one last encore.

The Girl With Stars in Her Eyes

An indie musician chasing her big break comes face-to-face with the ex who broke her heart—and now holds the keys to her future.

California Golden

From Malibu surf culture to Playboy-era glamour and dangerous counterculture, two sisters navigate the sun-soaked—and shadowy—legacy of their larger-than-life mother.

The Last Days of the Midnight Ramblers

When a journalist digs into a legendary rock band’s past—and the mysterious death at its center—she risks losing herself in a world built on fame, love, and lies.

The Compound

Lily wakes up on a remote desert compound, alongside 19 other contestants competing on a massively popular reality show. To win, she must outlast her housemates to stay in the Compound the longest, while competing in challenges for luxury rewards. When the unseen producers raise the stakes, forcing contestants into upsetting, even dangerous situations, the line between playing the game and surviving it begins to blur.

We Couldn’t Put Down ‘The Compound’—Here’s Why Everyone’s Talking About It

Couldn’t join us? Here’s everything our book club really thought about The Compound—the hot takes included.

Written by LAUREN BLUE

Books To Read if You Loved The Compound

What Kind of Paradise

Raised off the grid by her secretive father, one girl’s search for the truth about her mother pulls her into a 1990s San Francisco she was never meant to find.

These Summer Storms

When a disgraced heiress returns to her family’s private island for her father’s funeral, she’s forced into a cutthroat inheritance game she never saw coming.

Chain-Gang All-Stars

In a dystopian America where prisoners fight gladiator-style for their freedom, two women at the top of the leaderboard risk everything to survive the system.

Upright Women Wanted

A runaway bride, queer librarian spies on horseback, and a fascist future America—this dystopian Western is giving rebellion with a side of romance.

Everyone Is Watching

Five strangers compete for $10 million on a live-streamed reality show—until the isolation turns deadly and they realize someone is playing a much darker game.

One Perfect Couple

A glamorous couples retreat on a remote island turns into a survival nightmare when a storm traps everyone and not all relationships are built to last.

Garri James, Senior Managing Editor

Garri, fearless leader of The Everygirl editorial team, is our resident fantasy expert. If you’ve ever stalked her on Goodreads, you may notice she’s reading seven books at once. As a mood reader who won’t hesitate to DNF a book if the vibes are even slightly off, this is entirely her prerogative. She’ll start a few books until one becomes so engrossing she simply forgets the others exist. Past books that have been able to do just that include anything by Ali Hazelwood, The Unmaking of June Farrow, The Second Death of Locke, and Throne of Glass. She primarily reads on her Kindle, often while her absolutely adorable baby naps in her other arm.

Current Favorite Book(s): The Unmaking of June & The Second Death of Locke
Favorite Trope: Grumpy/Sunshine
Favorite Genre: Fantasy Romance
Last Book She Couldn’t Put Down: Daggermouth

Read Garri’s articles on The Everygirl and follow @literarygarri.

Lauren Blue, Associate Editor

Lauren’s preferred genre is sad-girl lit fic books whose haters will accuse of having absolutely no plot. Who needs a plot when you have impeccable character development, people? When she’s not reading about two characters who are hopelessly in love but have zero communication skills, she loves a moody psychological thriller with a plot twist or a dark academia fantasy. Don’t worry, though—she still absolutely eats up a romance or romantasy moment here and there. She worships the ground Sally Rooney walks on (quotation marks be damned!), has a newfound obsession with Nathan Hill books, and, like every other girl on the internet, will never miss an Emily Henry release. Her favorite books of all time are the Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante, but she’s always on the quest for a new number one.

Current Favorite Book(s): My Brilliant Friend & Normal People
Favorite Trope: Enemies to Lovers
Favorite Genre: Literary Fiction
Last Book She Couldn’t Put Down: Heart The Lover

Read Lauren’s articles on The Everygirl and follow @leblueslibrary.

How do I join?

Joining is easy: just start reading! Each month, we announce a new book and you read on your own schedule. About a week before our virtual meeting, we share discussion questions to get your thoughts flowing.

You can join us live on the last Thursday of every month at 7:30 PM CST to chat about the book. Can’t make the meeting? No worries—jump into the conversation on Instagram or in our BFF group chat. At the end of the month, we share a full review with all our honest takes, so you can stay connected and part of the fun no matter what.

How often is there a new book?

We pick a new book every month!

What if I miss a month?

No stress at all. You can jump in whenever it works for you. Each month stands alone and all past picks and reviews live on the site so you can catch up anytime.

What genre books will we see?

A variety! Romance, historical fiction, fantasy, nonfiction, etc. We want to bring you your favorite genres and introduce you to books you wouldn’t otherwise have picked up.

Depending on the month, you may be diving into your favorite category or stepping slightly outside your comfort zone. No matter what, every selection is thoughtfully chosen by a team of readers who love books just as much as you do and would never steer you wrong.

How does a virtual book club work?

It’s simple: we announce the monthly pick and you read on your own time. About a week before our virtual meeting, we share discussion questions to get your thoughts turning. Join us live to chat about the book on the last Thursday of every month at 7:30 PM CST.

If you can’t make it to the meeting, hop into the conversation on Instagram or in the BFF group chat. At the end of the month, we publish a full review with all our honest takes, so you can stay part of the discussion no matter what.

Will there be a space to discuss the book as we read?

Yes! The best place to chat through any reading-related tangents is in our BFF group chat. It’s where you can share theories, spiral over plot twists, and drop your hottest takes with fellow readers all month long.

There are threads for everything happening in the book world—Wuthering Heights debates, the latest Bridgerton season drama, ACOTAR news, and beyond. If it’s bookish, we’re talking about it.

We also keep the conversation going over on our Book Club Instagram, so you can join in wherever you hang out most.

Will there be physical chapters for in-person meetings?

It’s on the vision board for 2026! More info on local meetups coming soon.

In the meantime, Chicago girls can register their interest in future in-person gatherings here, and be the first to know when we set a date.

Where do I get the meeting link?

The meeting video link is sent a few days in advance via our email list. You can also RSVP and let us know you’re coming in our BFF group chat.

Are the upcoming books already decided on?

Some of them, yes! We plan ahead, but we also love leaving room for buzzy new releases. As soon as the pick is finalized, we will share for any readers who want to read ahead.

Have a recommendation? We would love to hear from you—email or DM us!

I have feedback or a question—how can I reach you?

We’d love to hear from you. DM us on instagram or email us at [email protected]

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Worried you won’t love the read one month? We get it, your time is precious, and you don’t want to waste it reading a book that feels like a chore to finish. But rest assured, we are committed to choosing books we know our readers will love. Our picks will span genres, so depending on the month, you may be diving into your favorite category or stepping slightly outside your comfort zone. What you can always trust is that every book is hand-selected by a team of readers who are just as obsessed with reading as you are. We can’t wait to hear what you think.

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Coming up for The Everygirl Book Club

September

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August

July

Books To Read if You Loved Love By The Book

June

Books To Read if You Loved Let’s Not Go Overboard Here

May

Books To Read if You Loved Real Americans

April

Books To Read if You Loved Weavingshaw

March

Books To Read if You Loved And Now, Back to You

February

Books To Read if You Loved The Future Saints

January

Books To Read if You Loved The Compound

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