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Le Comte de Monte-Cristo, Tome I (French Edition) | Barnes & Noble®
A smash-hit debut that took over book clubs. It follows a modern "tradwife" influencer who suddenly wakes up facing the harsh, non-glamorous reality of rural 1855 life.
Yesteryear: A GMA Book Club Pick Novel
McFadden’s psychological thrillers consistently print money. This one is a sharp, dark thriller about an advice columnist who decides to stop being reasonable and starts seeking payback.
Dear Debbie by Freida McFadden - Goodreads
Expanding on the massive global success of The Midnight Library, this time-traveling love story features a magical train that lets passengers revisit and change their most defining moments
The Midnight Train: A Novel (The Midnight World)
Fortune is a romance powerhouse, and her story about two best friends confronting hidden feelings on a derailed honeymoon trip instantly shot to the top of summer reading lists.
Our Perfect Storm
The highly anticipated return from the author of The Help. Set in 1933 Mississippi, it follows a group of women fighting for their freedom against systemic constraints.
The Calamity Club: A Novel - Kathryn Stockett
Patchett’s deep, elegant dissections of American family dynamics are automatic guarantees for the New York Times bestseller list.
Whistler by Ann Patchett - Goodreads
Jimenez is a contemporary romance giant, and the massive review counts on Goodreads point to this being one of the year’s highest-selling love stories.
The Night We Met (Deluxe Edition) - Abby Jimenez
This deeply vulnerable, highly publicized memoir tracking betrayal, heartbreak, and rebuilding after the collapse of a marriage has captured huge audiences.
Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage by Belle Burden - Goodreads
This deep dive into how smartphones and social media rewrote childhood remains an absolute juggernaut in the nonfiction charts, driving global conversations among parents and educators.
The Anxious Generation: Great Rewiring of Childhood