Barnes & Noble What's Better Than a Great Book?

From: Barnes & Noble - Thursday Jan 09, 2020 12:00 pm

Book Club Picks

The conversation that follows. Shop Book Club picks from B&N, Oprah, and More.

This month brings readers a bounty of exciting new reads, with fresh book club picks from Oprah, Reese and Jenna — and our own Barnes & Noble Book Club and YA Book Club selections as well. What's the only thing better than a great book? The conversation that follows.

Dear Edward

Ann Napolitano

A boy's improbable survival is just the beginning of a journey into loss, confusion, and the strangest kind of fame. Ann Napolitano's astonishing novel of hope and resilience tackles the biggest questions that life has to offer, in a story so good that we picked it for our January book club — and Jenna Bush Hager did too.

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Olive, Again

Elizabeth Strout

Elizabeth Strout returns to the small-town world of the Pulitzer-winning Olive Kitteridge. A literary triumph and a selection from Oprah's Book Club.

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Such a Fun Age

Kiley Reid

In this timely debut novel, an employer's desire to help her nanny raises unintended questions about race and power. The latest pick from Reese's Book Club.

Ryan La Sala's suspenseful debut novel has us spellbound! Join us in stores this Friday, January 10th at 7PM for our YA Book Club discussion of Reverie.

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Loveboat, Taipei

Abigail Hing Wen

Her parents had planned every aspect of her future: but one summer in Taiwan might change everything. Join us to talk about Abigail Hing Wen's sparkling novel on Friday, February 7th at 7PM.

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— BOOKSELLER FAVORITES —

Consider This: Moments in My Writing Life...	Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom	Barracoon: The Story of the Last "Black Cargo"
Chuck Palahniuk	David W. Blight	Zora Neale Hurston
The author of Fight Club and many other provocative, indelible books invites readers into the backstage of the writer's mind. A master class in creativity.	David W. Blight's Pulitzer-winning portrait of the activist and writer brings the eventful life of a great American into sharp, intimate focus.	In 1927, the writer Zora Neale Hurston interviewed the last American still alive to tell the story of his abduction in Africa into slavery. A classic work of journalism, newly rediscovered.
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