Oh The Places We’ll Grow

We are a vibrant community propelled by the meaningful connections we make with different authors, protagonists, and fellow readers. We consciously curate books that celebrate the stories and autonomy of women, championing voices and platforming authors too often overlooked. And we do it together, because to us, reading is joy—joy that’s intimate, and contagious, and true. So—we think—the more of us reading together, the better.

COVER REVEAL ✨ Congratulations to our Reese's Book Club LitUp Fellow @BoraLeeReed on her debut novel Song For Another Home. 

Taking place in 1950s South Korea, this story of family separation and reunion is as beautiful as it is powerful. It's coming out 7/21/26. Make sure to pre-order at our link in bio.
To all the Wild Dark Shore lovers out there — this one’s for you. ✨ Charlotte McConaghy’s latest reminds us that hope is an act of defiance, and this episode dives deep into exactly why.

Join us on Bookmarked, the Reese’s Book Club Podcast, for an intimate conversation with our November author, @CharlotteMcConaghy, as she shares the inspirations, challenges, and creative magic behind Wild Dark Shore.

Start listening now on the @iHeartPodcast app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you love to listen. 🎧
This Tuesday is one to celebrate: it’s launch day for our Reese’s Book Club LitUp Fellow @ByMargotFisher and her debut novel Leave It on the Track! 🎉

A powerful first novel about self-acceptance, queer love, and (of course) the wild, vibrant world of roller derbies, this is the next must-read to add to your TBR.

Head to the link in our bio to start reading! ✨
So many quotes in @ReeseWitherspoon and @HarlanCoben's Gone Before Goodbye have us thinking of Maggie and the moral dilemmas she finds herself in throughout the novel. 💙

Psst... Looking for this exclusive white edition of Gone Before Goodbye? It also features a letter from Reese & Harlan themselves, and discussion questions. Check our link in bio for this very special edition!
This Native American Heritage Month, To the Moon and Back author Eliana Ramage reminds us that storytelling is more than remembering — it’s reclaiming. 💛

Her words are a reminder that Native history isn’t just in the past, it’s alive in the present, and written every day in the voices and dreams reaching for the stars. 🌙

Listen in as Eliana shares her story in her own words — honoring the past while shaping the future. 🎧
Green flags in fiction, walking red flags in real life. 💚 ➡️ 🚩(Tell us which one you'd fall for anyway.)