Updated October 8, 2026 · Main monthly picks through October 2026, with young-adult selections listed separately

The latest Reese’s Book Club pick is Sophie, Standing There by Meg Mason, selected for October 2026. This archive lists the club’s main selections by year and month, followed by its separate young-adult picks.

Reese Witherspoon launched the club in 2017. Its official selection guide explains that the main monthly books put a woman at the center of the story. The choices span fiction and nonfiction; the club is not limited to one genre.

Actress Reese Witherspoon
Actress Reese Witherspoon

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The tables use the selection month, not the book’s publication date. Some official archive pages have later migration or posting dates, so those dates should not be mistaken for the original club selection. Shortened titles are used where a long subtitle would make the table difficult to scan.

2026 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryThe First Time I Saw HimLaura Dave
FebruaryIn Her DefensePhilippa Malicka
MarchLady TremaineRachel Hochhauser
AprilInto the BlueEmma Brodie
MayThe Fine Art of LyingAlexandra Andrews
JuneA Pair of AcesMarie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray
JulyA Founding MotherStephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie
AugustThe Wild BeneathKelly Anderson
SeptemberBig Little TruthsLiane Moriarty
OctoberSophie, Standing ThereMeg Mason

2025 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryThe Three Lives of Cate KayKate Fagan
FebruaryIsolaAllegra Goodman
MarchBroken CountryClare Leslie Hall
AprilAll That Life Can AffordEmily Everett
MayGreat Big Beautiful LifeEmily Henry
JuneThe Phoenix Pencil CompanyAllison King
JulySpectacular ThingsBeck Dorey-Stein
AugustOnce Upon a Time in DollywoodAshley Jordan
SeptemberTo the Moon and BackEliana Ramage
OctoberGone Before GoodbyeReese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben
NovemberWild Dark ShoreCharlotte McConaghy
DecemberThe Heir ApparentRebecca Armitage

2024 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryFirst Lie WinsAshley Elston
FebruaryRedwood CourtDéLana R. A. Dameron
MarchAnita de Monte Laughs LastXochitl Gonzalez
AprilThe Most Fun We Ever HadClaire Lombardo
MayHow to End a Love StoryYulin Kuang
JuneThe UnweddingAlly Condie
JulyThe CliffsJ. Courtney Sullivan
AugustSlow DanceRainbow Rowell
SeptemberThe Comfort of CrowsMargaret Renkl
OctoberSociety of LiesLauren Ling Brown
NovemberWe Will Be JaguarsNemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson
DecemberCity of NightbirdsJuhea Kim

2023 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryThe House in the PinesAna Reyes
FebruaryThe House of EveSadeqa Johnson
MarchThe NightingaleKristin Hannah
AprilRomantic ComedyCurtis Sittenfeld
MayDid You Hear About Kitty Karr?Crystal Smith Paul
JuneCassandra in ReverseHolly Smale
JulyYellowfaceR. F. Kuang
AugustTom LakeAnn Patchett
SeptemberMother-Daughter Murder NightNina Simon
OctoberStarling HouseAlix E. Harrow
NovemberMaybe Next TimeCesca Major
DecemberBefore We Were InnocentElla Berman

2022 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryHonorThrity Umrigar
FebruaryThe Christie AffairNina de Gramont
MarchThe ClubEllery Lloyd
AprilTrue BizSara Nović
MayThe Dictionary of Lost WordsPip Williams
JuneCounterfeitKirstin Chen
JulyHoney and SpiceBolu Babalola
AugustWrong Place Wrong TimeGillian McAllister
SeptemberOn the RooftopMargaret Wilkerson Sexton
OctoberOur Missing HeartsCeleste Ng
NovemberTiny Beautiful ThingsCheryl Strayed
DecemberThe Marriage PortraitMaggie O’Farrell

2021 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryOutlawedAnna North
FebruaryThe SanatoriumSarah Pearse
MarchInfinite CountryPatricia Engel
AprilNorthern SpyFlynn Berry
MayThe Last Thing He Told MeLaura Dave
JuneSeven Days in JuneTia Williams
JulyThe Paper PalaceMiranda Cowley Heller
AugustWe Were Never HereAndrea Bartz
SeptemberL.A. WeatherMaría Amparo Escandón
OctoberSankofaChibundu Onuzo
NovemberThe Island of Missing TreesElif Shafak
DecemberLuckyMarissa Stapley

2020 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuarySuch a Fun AgeKiley Reid
FebruaryThe Scent KeeperErica Bauermeister
MarchThe JetsettersAmanda Eyre Ward
AprilUntamedGlennon Doyle
MayThe Henna ArtistAlka Joshi
JuneThe Guest ListLucy Foley
JulyI’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for WhitenessAustin Channing Brown
AugustEverything InsideEdwidge Danticat
SeptemberThe Last Story of Mina LeeNancy Jooyoun Kim
OctoberHis Only WifePeace Adzo Medie
NovemberGroupChristie Tate
DecemberThe Chicken SistersKJ Dell’Antonia

2019 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryThe Library BookSusan Orlean
FebruaryThe ProposalJasmine Guillory
MarchDaisy Jones & The SixTaylor Jenkins Reid
AprilThe Night TigerYangsze Choo
MayFrom ScratchTembi Locke
JuneThe CactusSarah Haywood
JulyWhisper NetworkChandler Baker
AugustThe Last House GuestMegan Miranda
SeptemberThe Secrets We KeptLara Prescott
OctoberFair PlayEve Rodsky
NovemberThe Giver of StarsJojo Moyes
DecemberConvictionDenise Mina

2018 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JanuaryBraving the WildernessBrené Brown
FebruaryThe Light We LostJill Santopolo
MarchErotic Stories for Punjabi WidowsBalli Kaur Jaswal
AprilHappiness: A MemoirHeather Harpham
MayYou Think It, I’ll Say ItCurtis Sittenfeld
JuneSomething in the WaterCatherine Steadman
JulyNext Year in HavanaChanel Cleeton
AugustStill LivesMaria Hummel
SeptemberWhere the Crawdads SingDelia Owens
OctoberThis Is How It Always IsLaurie Frankel
NovemberThe Other WomanSandie Jones
DecemberOne Day in DecemberJosie Silver

2017 Reese’s Book Club picks

MonthBookAuthor
JuneEleanor Oliphant Is Completely FineGail Honeyman
JulyThe Alice NetworkKate Quinn
AugustThe Lying GameRuth Ware
SeptemberLittle Fires EverywhereCeleste Ng
OctoberThe Rules of MagicAlice Hoffman
NovemberThis Is the Story of a Happy MarriageAnn Patchett
DecemberThe Last Mrs. ParrishLiv Constantine

Reese’s Book Club young-adult picks

These selections belong to the club’s separate YA program. Seasonal labels are retained where the club uses them, rather than inventing a main monthly selection slot. They are included in addition to the main tables above.

Selection periodBookAuthor
August 2020You Should See Me in a CrownLeah Johnson
September 2020FuriaYamile Saied Méndez
October 2020FableAdrienne Young
November 2020A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and TomorrowLaura Taylor Namey
December 2020The Light in Hidden PlacesSharon Cameron
January 2021You Have a MatchEmma Lord
Spring 2021Firekeeper’s DaughterAngeline Boulley
Summer 2021Tokyo Ever AfterEmiko Jean
Late summer 2021The Downstairs GirlStacey Lee
Fall 2021Within These Wicked WallsLauren Blackwood
Winter 2022Anatomy: A Love StoryDana Schwartz
Summer 2024Twelfth KnightAlexene Farol Follmuth
Fall 2024Looking for SmokeK. A. Cobell
Winter 2024ThrowbackMaurene Goo
Spring 2025Heiress Takes AllEmily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka
Summer 2025Stuck Up and StupidAngourie Rice and Kate Rice

How to use this reading list

Start with a genre or author you already enjoy, then use the year tables to explore beyond it. You do not need to read these books in selection order. If you want recommendations rather than the complete archive, see our guide to Reese Witherspoon’s favorite books.

A book-club sticker identifies a selection, not a promise that every reader will love it or that every choice became a bestseller. For a group discussion, check the publisher’s synopsis and any content guidance before choosing the next read.

Common questions

What is the current pick? As of this update, the October 2026 selection is Sophie, Standing There by Meg Mason. The club’s official book page is the source for that selection.

Does the club only choose novels? No. The archive includes memoir, essays and other nonfiction as well as novels. Are the YA choices the same as the main monthly picks? No; this page gives them their own table.

Is this every book Reese has recommended anywhere? No. It is an archive of Reese’s Book Club selections. Recommendations from interviews, social posts or unrelated lists are outside its scope. The official picks archive provides individual selection pages and discussion material.


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