October 30, 2020

Live Reading from ‘Group’

Author Christie Tate gives us a sneak peek of her memoir “Group”, the November #ReesesBookClub pick. Plus, she shares with us why it was so important for her to tell this story.

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Sep 17

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Nashville readers, you're invited! ✨ Join the WhatsApp Nashville City Chapter at @NashvilleYards on Saturday, October 10 for a book-to-screen movie night featuring Where the Crawdads Sing, with popcorn, bites, and a free book giveaway for the first 50 attendees! Grab a blanket and your book bestie — it all kicks off at 7PM 💛 This event is free and open to the public. RSVP at the link in bio now.

Sep 14

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Big Little Truths has all your favorite elements that made Big Little Lies so special... and more! Start reading at our link in bio.

Sep 14

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Summer may be ending, but STORYfest isn’t over just yet! ☀️📚 You’re invited to the final STORYfest event this summer at @hudsonyards on September 26th. Join us for an afternoon of connection and community kicking off at 2PM with a special conversation with Reese's Book Club alum Alice Hoffman, the author of Practical Magic, followed by book signings, giveaways, and surprises! Stay tuned for more author announcements, coming soon! Join the Guest List at the link in bio — we can’t wait to see you there 💛

Sep 13

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We heard you were looking for book recs 👀 From Little Fires Everywhere to Big Little Truths, the September Class of Reese’s Book Club picks is stacked with page-turners! Which book are you adding to your TBR? 📚

Sep 12

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What if Madeline from Big Little Lies had stayed a brunette? 👀 Reese Witherspoon’s iconic character was originally brunette in the book—but when the story made its way to the screen, her look changed. When writing the sequel, author Liane Moriarty kept those adaptation details in mind to make sure readers wouldn’t miss a beat. Missed this fascinating book-to-screen conversation between Reese’s Book Club authors @LauraDaveAuthor and @LianeMoriarty_Official? 📚 Watch the full conversation now—link in bio.
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