#Book Club

Great Big Beautiful Life

by Emily Henry

Romance Fiction & Literature

Hello Beautiful

by Ann Napolitano

It Ends with Us

by Colleen Hoover

The Women

by Kristin Hannah

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

by Gail Honeyman

5/5

Eleanor Oliphant leads a carefully structured, solitary life — same lunch every day, vodka every weekend, minimal human contact. When she and coworker Raymond befriend an elderly man, her rigid world begins to crack open, revealing deep wounds and the possibility of genuine connection.

Great Big Beautiful Life

by Emily Henry

Romance Fiction & Literature

Two writers, sunny Alice Scott and serious Hayden Anderson, are invited to a small Georgia island by Margaret Ives, a reclusive heiress from a famous tabloid family, who is finally ready to tell her life story. Each gets a month to win the job of writing her biography, and Margaret's story unfolds alongside theirs.

Hello Beautiful

by Ann Napolitano

William Waters grows up in a house silenced by grief and arrives at college near Chicago with basketball as his only refuge. There he meets Julia Padavano, the eldest of four inseparable sisters, and is drawn into their loud, loving family. Over the decades that follow, a painful break tests how far the sisters' loyalty to one another can stretch.

It Ends with Us

by Colleen Hoover

Lily Bloom moves to Boston and falls for charming neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid, but their relationship takes a dark turn that forces her to confront painful patterns from her childhood. A brave, unflinching exploration of domestic violence wrapped in a love story.

The Women

by Kristin Hannah

In 1965, twenty-year-old Frankie McGrath, raised in a sheltered Southern California family, joins the Army Nurse Corps and is sent to Vietnam. The novel follows her through the chaos of combat hospitals and then home to an America that doesn't want to hear about the war, or about the women who served in it.