Best Book Club Books
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Mystery Fans
If you’re a fan of mystery or thriller novels, then the first book on this list is for you. “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie is an ultimate classic and one of her most popular whodunits. This book would be a fantastic choice for a book club because of Agatha Christie’s masterful execution of the whodunit genre. The book revolves around an old nursery rhyme and the setting and atmosphere are absolutely fantastic. Discussing the different characters and their dynamics, as well as trying to guess the culprit, would make for a fun and engaging discussion.
Cozy Mystery
For a lighter mystery option, “Finley Donovan is Killing It” by El Casimino is a great choice. This book follows the story of Finley Donovan, a mother and author who mistakenly becomes a hitman. With a fun and light-hearted tone, this book would be perfect for book clubs that enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere. Discussing Finley as a character, the premise, and the execution of the story would make for interesting conversations. Plus, it’s part of a series, so there’s potential for further reading if the club enjoys it.
Mystery/Contemporary
“The Fire Keeper’s Daughter” by Angeline Boulley combines elements of mystery and contemporary fiction. This young adult novel focuses on an indigenous tribe and the cultural aspects tied into the mystery. The main character, a high schooler, gets involved in a police investigation while also navigating her own life on the reservation. This book would spark thought-provoking discussions about the exploration of themes, cultural representation, and the execution of the mystery plot. It’s a beautifully told story that would appeal to a wide range of readers.
Light-Hearted Contemporary
“Anxious People” by Frederick Bachmann is a character-driven story that follows a diverse group of people held hostage in an apartment building. The book explores their experiences and reflects on the bizarre events that occur. With flawed yet lovable characters, this light-hearted book would be perfect for book clubs that enjoy character-focused stories. The clever ending would also provide plenty of material for discussion and analysis.
Hard-Hitting Contemporary
“The Vanishing Half” by Brit Bennett delves into the lives of twin sisters who take very different paths—one living as a white woman and the other as a black woman. The book explores themes of identity, race, and family dynamics. This beautifully written novel would generate deep and meaningful discussions about the choices made by the characters and the societal issues it addresses. It may not be a lighthearted read, but it is a powerful and thought-provoking book that would be a great choice for book clubs looking for more serious discussions.
These five books offer a variety of genres and themes, making them fantastic choices for book club discussions. Whether you’re a mystery fan, enjoy light-hearted stories, or prefer thought-provoking contemporary novels, there’s something for everyone. So, gather your fellow book club members and dive into these captivating reads!
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