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Book Club in a Bag Collection Browse the List of Titles for Your Book Club Updated Sep 2, 2021 Book Club in a Bag Collection Browse the list of titles for your book club Updated Sep 2, 2021 Title Author Type All the Light We Cannot See Anthony Doerr Fiction American Dirt Jeanine Cummins Fiction Anatomy of a Miracle Jonathan Miles Fiction And the Mountains Echoed Khaled Hosseini Fiction Ask Again Yes Mary Beth Keane Fiction Becoming Mrs. Lewis Patti Callahan Henry Fiction Before We Were Yours Lisa Wingate Fiction Birdie Tracey Lindberg Fiction Brother David Chariandy Fiction Burial Rites Hannah Kent Fiction Cilka's Journey Heather Morris Fiction City of Girls Elizabeth Gilbert Fiction Conviction Denise Mina Fiction Corvus Harold Johnson Fiction Crazy Rich Asians Kevin Kwan Fiction Daisy Jones and the Six Taylor Jenkins Reid Fiction Dear Mrs. Bird A.J. Pearce Fiction Don't You Forget About Me Mhairi McFarlane Fiction Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine Gail Honeyman Fiction Empire of Wild Cherie Dimaline Fiction Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows Balli Kaur Jaswal Fiction Etta and Otto and Russell and James Emma Hooper Fiction Every Note Played Lisa Genova Fiction Everything Inside : stories Edwidge Danticat Fiction Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury Fiction Fleishman is in Trouble Taffy Brodesser-Akner Fiction For Today I Am a Boy Kim Fu Fiction Friendly Fire Lisa Guenther Fiction From Scratch Tembi Locke Fiction Future Home of Living God Louise Erdrich Fiction Girls Burn Brighter Shobha Rao Fiction Title Author Type Glass Beads Dawn Dumont Fiction Glory over Everything Kathleen Grissom Fiction Golden Child Claire Adam Fiction Grown-Up Pose Sonya Lalli Fiction In Search of April Raintree Beatrice Mosionier Fiction Indian Horse Richard Wagamese Fiction Infinite Country Patricia Engel Fiction Jonny Appleseed Joshua Whitehead Fiction Less Andrew Sean Greer Fiction Little Fires Everywhere Celsete Ng Fiction Lost Roses Martha Hall Kelly Fiction Medicine Walk Richard Wagamese Fiction Mexican Gothic Moreno-Garcia, Silvia Fiction Miss Benson's Beetle Rachel Joyce Fiction Mistress of the Ritz Melanie Benjamin Fiction Moon of the Crusted Snow Waubgeshig Rice Fiction Mr. Doubler Begins Again Seni Glaister Fiction Mrs Everything Jennifer Weiner Fiction My Brilliant Friend Elena Ferrance Fiction My Dark Vanessa Kate Elizabeth Russell Fiction Normal People Sally Rooney Fiction Normal People Sally Rooney Fiction Northern Spy Flynn Berry Fiction Olive Again Elizabeth Strout Fiction Outlawed Anna North Fiction Rebecca Daphne du Maurier Fiction Reproduction Ian Williams Fiction Resistance Women Jennifer Chiaverini Fiction Rose's Run Dawn Dumond Fiction Searching for Sylvie Lee Jean Kwok Fiction Season of Fury and Wonder Sharon Butala Fiction Sharp Objects Gillian Flynn Fiction Sold on a Monday Kristina McMorris Fiction Son of a Trickster Eden Robinson Fiction Song of Batoche Maia Caron Fiction Such a Fun Age Kiley Reid Fiction Transcription Kate Atkinson Fiction Unsheltered Barbara Kingsolver Fiction Unsheltered Barbara Kingsolver Fiction Title Author Type Warlight Michael Ondaatje Fiction Washington Black Esi Edugyan Fiction Where the Crawdads Sing Delia Owens Fiction Wild Rose Sharon Butala Fiction Women Talking Miriam Toews Fiction A Beauty Connie Gault Fiction A Gentleman in Moscow Amor Towles Fiction A Good Neighborhood Therese Anne Fowler Fiction An American Marriage Tayari Jones Fiction An Elderly Lady is Up to No Good Helent Tursten Fiction The 100-year-old Man Who Climbed Out a Win- Jonas Jonasson Fiction dow and Disappeared The Age of Light Whitney Scharer Fiction The Alice Network Kate Quinn Fiction The Boat People Sharon Bala Fiction The Book of Longings Sue Monk Kidd Fiction The Book of Lost Friends Lisa Wingate Fiction The Book of Negroes Lawrence Hill Fiction The Book Thief Markus Zusak Fiction The Bookshop of Yesterdays Amy Meyerson Fiction The Break Katherena Vermette Fiction The Chicken Sisters K. J. Dell'Antonia Fiction The Clockmaker's Daughter Kate Morton Fiction The Clothesline Swing Danny Ahmad Ramadan Fiction The Color Purple Alice Walker Fiction The Couple Next Door Shari Lapena Fiction The Daughter's Tale Armando Lucas Correa Fiction The Dog I Loved Susan Wilson Fiction The Dutch House Ann Patchett Fiction The Expatriates Janice Y.K. Lee Fiction The Farm Joanne Ramos Fiction The Flight Girls Noelle Salazar Fiction The German Midwife Mandy Robotham Fiction The Girl Who was Saturday Night Heather O'Neill Fiction The Giver of Stars Jojo Moyes Fiction The Goldfinch Donna Tartt Fiction The Gown: a Novel of the Royal Wedding Jennifer Robson Fiction The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society Mary Ann Shaffer Fiction The Guest Book Sarah Blake Fiction The Handmaid's Tale Margaret Atwood Fiction Title Author Type The Heart's Invisible Furies John Boyne Fiction The Home for Unwanted Girls Joanna Goodman Fiction The Huntress Kate Quinn Fiction The Immortalists Chloe Benjamin Fiction The Incendiaries R.O. Kwon Fiction The Jetsetters Amanda Eyre Ward fiction The Kitchen House Kathleen Grissom Fiction The Last Story of Mina Lee Nancy Jooyoun Kim Fiction The Leisure Seeker Michael Zadoorian Fiction The Lesser Blessed Richard Van Camp Fiction The Library of lost and found Phaedra Patrick Fiction The Light over London Julia Kelly Fiction The Lost Girls of Paris Pam Jenoff Fiction The Matchmaker's List Sonya Lalli Fiction The Mermaid and Mrs. Hancock Imogen Hermes Gowar Fiction The Nickel Boys Colson Whitehead Fiction The Night Tiger Yangsze Choo Fiction The Night Watchman Louise Erdrich Fiction The Other Woman Sandie Jones Fiction The Parcel Anosh Irani Fiction The Paris Seamstress Natasha Lester Fiction The Poison Bed E.C. Fremantle Fiction The Power Naomi Alderman Fiction The Pull of the Stars Emma Donoghue Fiction The Quintland Sisters Shelley Wood Fiction The Red Address Book Sofia Lundberg Fiction The Rosie Project Graeme Simsion Fiction The Scent Keeper Erica Bauermeister Fiction The Secret Messenger Mandy Robotham Fiction The Secrets She Keeps Michael Robotham Fiction The Secrets we Kept Lara Prescott Fiction The Silence of the Girls Pat Barker Fiction The Silent Patient Alex Michaelides Fiction The Sisters Brothers Patrick De Witt Fiction The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry Gabrielle Zevin Fiction The Tattooist of Auschwitz Heather Morris Fiction The Testaments Margaret Atwood Fiction The Travelling Cat Chronicles Hiro Arikawa Fiction The Turn of the Key Ruth Ware Fiction Title Author Type The Underground Railroad Colson Whitehead Fiction The Unlikely Adventures of the Shergill Sisters Balli Kaur Jaswal Fiction The Van Apfel Girls are Gone McLean, Felicity Fiction The Vanishing Half Bennett, Brit Fiction The Water Dancer Ta-Nehisi Coates Fiction The Winemaker's Wife Kristin Harmel Fiction The Witches of New York Ami McKay Fiction The Wives Tarryn Fisher Fiction The Wonder Emma Donoghue Fiction Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone Rowling, J.K. Juvenile Fiction Wonder Palacio, R. J. 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