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While a couple of the big book clubs are taking a breather until the new year, many are finishing the year with a brand new selection to read and discuss. As always, you can use this list to find your next read, dump them all on your TBR, or pick a book club to join—they’ve each got a virtual component, some meet in person, many have author participation, and all are awesome.
December’s selections offer plenty of interesting choices, from a narrative nonfiction book that had a super popular adaptation to a romance with rich family history. There’s also a contemporary novel about obsession, a multi-generational family novel chosen by many book clubs this year, a fascinating historical novel based on the real Tipu’s Tiger, a novella/short story collection centering transness, a Jane Austen novel, and more! It’s a great time to settle in with a good read.
 Cursed Daughters by Oyinkan BraithwaiteAbout the book club: Author Roxane Gay (Bad Feminist, Ayiti, The Banks) selects a book every month with the goal of uplifting “authentic and necessary perspectives from writers who fearlessly share their stories.” Here are the Book Club FAQs. What Roxane said about the book: “Cursed Daughters is an engrossing read, one that asks important questions about how much of our life and our history is inherited and how much of it we are responsible for—and capable of—creating for ourselves. I’m looking forward to discussing it with you throughout the month of December. We will be in conversation with Oyinkan on December 20 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. You can register here.” Follow Roxane Gay on social media: Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads |
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