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As we slide into the holiday season this November, I have another hot list of selections by a bunch of popular book clubs. The book clubs and their picks always have a wide range of focus, tropes, genres, and themes, which makes it an interesting list that has something for all kinds of readers. And you can participate as little and as much as works for you: they all have a virtual component, but some also meet in person. You can connect through various apps, including Instagram, Youtube, and Discord.
November’s selections range from generational curses to a “bitingly funny tale of murder”—and two clubs picked the same book! There’s also an atmospheric literary mystery, a Palestinian American’s memoir, a Black history nonfiction book, a coming of age novel, a nature book but make it queer, and more. Time to get your book club on!
 Cursed Daughters by Oyinkan BraithwaiteAbout the book club: Dawnshaeé Reid is a self-proclaimed eclectic blogger who created this book club with Black authors as a priority. It aims to highlight a wide range of genres. There’s an in-person, once-a-month meeting option if you’re in Louisville, KY, and a virtual option that meets the last Tuesday of every month. What Eclectix The Book Club said about the book: “There’s a blend of humor and wisdom in this story about love, female rivalry, and superstition. I’m excited for Braithwhite’s forthcoming novel as it explore generational curses and not only the desire but need to break them for reclamation.” Follow Eclectix The Book Club on social media: Instagram, Discord, TikTok |
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