Escape into entertaining, unforgettable stories.
Welcome to the Reader’s Digest Book Club, your trusted friend for stories that will make you laugh, cry, think and feel. We know just how important reading is, and as bona fide bookworms, we’re sharing some of the most-anticipated books of the year with you, our fellow readers. Our monthly picks span genres—from the latest mysteries to romances to historical fiction and beyond—but the one thing they all have in common is a story that’s unputdownable.
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This Month’s Pick
Eddie Winston Is Looking for Love by Marianne Cronin
Meet the feel-good book you’ll want to share with everyone you love. In Eddie Winston Is Looking for Love, Marianne Cronin introduces readers to 90-year-old, never-been-kissed Eddie. When he crosses paths with a grieving 20-something, the pair vow to find Eddie his first kiss, finally. Along the way, they come to terms with their pasts and learn love in its many forms.
What we love:
- Kind, hopeful Eddie Winston
- The intergenerational friendships
- The surprising twists and turns
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Chat about the book with fellow readers! The discussion takes place on Feb. 26. It all happens in the Reader’s Digest Book Club group!
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Reading one of the best books of the year is great. But talking about it with like-minded bookworms and getting the inside scoop from the author? That’s the stuff lit lovers’ dreams are made of. And it’s what you’ll get with Reader’s Digest’s online book club. Each month, we’ll select a book to read as a group, introducing you to exciting new fiction in a range of genres.
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