Spark your book club discussion with these Isola book club questions. Delve into Allegra Goodman's themes of resilience, faith, and survival. Engage with thought-provoking prompts.
Book clubs bring people together to talk about stories that move us, challenge us, and sometimes even change us. But let’s be real—why do so many book club picks lean toward the deep, heavy, and sometimes downr... Read More...
In the heart of West Philadelphia, two women's lives collide in a heart-wrenching tale of love, loss, and unexpected redemption.
Brittney, a young mother abandoned by her children's father, struggles to rais... Read More...
Like many people, my first experience with Andy Weir's work was The Martian, both the book and the film, and I loved them! Science fiction is the realm of the weird and wonderful, freakish and futuristic, and o... Read More...
Anna Karenina is a masterpiece for good reason, standing the test of time as an enduring book club favorite. captivating readers across generations with rich character development, exploration of human nature, ... Read More...
This one was a personal favorite! My undergrad degree in Classics pointed me toward this re-imagination of the sorceress Circe, and the novel did not disappoint. I actually listened to audio production and it w... Read More...
As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, you may want to consider The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey for your winter book club read. Blending magical realism and historical fiction, the novel is set in the... Read More...
As I think through some of the most discussion-worthy books my club has read over the years, Good Morning, Midnight, by Lily Brooks-Dalton comes to mind. A literary sci-fi, with a haunting apocalyptic theme tha... Read More...
Rita Williams-Garcia’s A Sitting in St. James is a powerful and important masterpiece that exposes the depths of self-deception among white plantation owners, shedding light on the roots of racism in America. T... Read More...