This will just list some of the other famous person book clubs that I do not feature in a single post. This will be updated as the selections come in.
Roxane Gay
Feminist Book Club
Spivey&#;s Book Club
Between Two Books
Meena Harris (Phenomenal Novel Club)
No Name Book Club
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They’re in! Let’s see what all the celebrity book clubs have selected for Rally
Celebrity book clubs are so big now. Their selections will oftentimes beat the New York Times Bestsellers list. So guide lovers do pay end attention to what they select.
In the past, I’ve mainly followed Reese’s Book Club, Read with Jenna from the Today Show and Good Morning America’s Book Club. But there are actually several more to consider as well! It honestly feels like a new famous person book club pops up every month.
I decided it would be playfulness to write up each selection at the commencement of the month, along with my thoughts. If you’re followed them in the past, you realize some picks are marvelous and some are questionable.
Here they are!
Reese’s Publication Club
The Club by Ellery Lloyd
Reese’s Book Club has selected The Club by Ellery Lloyd, which is a murder mystery set in the exclusive world of ce
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