Good Morning America Book Club List
Good Morning America launched the GMA Book Club in October 2019, beginning with Angie Cruz’s Dominicana. The monthly club features a broad mix of literary fiction, historical fiction, thrillers, romance, and speculative novels.
Its selections often spotlight diverse authors and discussion-friendly stories, with several picks becoming major bestsellers or screen adaptations.
| Book Title | Author | Series | Pick |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angie Cruz | Standalone | October 2019 Pick | |
| Lisa Jewell | The Family Upstairs | November 2019 Pick | |
| Tomi Adeyemi | Legacy of Orïsha | December 2019 Pick | |
| Liz Moore | Standalone | January 2020 Pick | |
| Rebecca Serle | Standalone | March 2020 Pick | |
| Margarita Montimore | Standalone | April 2020 Pick | |
| Anna Solomon | Standalone | May 2020 Pick | |
| Brit Bennett | Standalone | June 2020 Pick | |
| Kevin Kwan | Standalone | July 2020 Pick | |
| Fiona Davis | Standalone | August 2020 Pick | |
| Asha Lemmie | Standalone | September 2020 Pick | |
| Matt Haig | The Midnight World | October 2020 Pick | |
| Bryan Washington | Standalone | November 2020 Pick | |
| Sophie Cousens | Standalone | December 2020 Pick | |
| Ashley Audrain | Standalone | January 2021 Pick | |
| Cherie Jones | Standalone | February 2021 Pick | |
| Kazuo Ishiguro | Standalone | March 2021 Pick | |
| Gabriela Garcia | Standalone | April 2021 Pick | |
| Stacey Swann | Standalone | May 2021 Pick | |
| Zakiya Dalila Harris | Standalone | June 2021 Pick | |
| Marie Benedict Victoria Christopher Murray | Standalone | July 2021 Pick | |
| Chandler Baker | Standalone | August 2021 Pick | |
| Calvin Kasulke | Standalone | September 2021 Pick | |
| Jo Piazza Christine Pride | Standalone | October 2021 Pick | |
| Sarah Winman | Standalone | November 2021 Pick | |
| Kirthana Ramisetti | Standalone | December 2021 Pick | |
| Nita Prose | The Maid | January 2022 Pick | |
| Brendan Slocumb | Standalone | February 2022 Pick | |
| Rosie Walsh | Standalone | March 2022 Pick | |
| Bonnie Garmus | Standalone | April 2022 Pick | |
| Kirsten Miller | Standalone | May 2022 Pick | |
| Katie Gutierrez | Standalone | June 2022 Pick | |
| Ashley Poston | Standalone | July 2022 Pick | |
| Emiko Jean | Standalone | August 2022 Pick | |
| Carolyn Huynh | Standalone | September 2022 Pick | |
| Jennifer Finney Boylan Jodi Picoult | Standalone | October 2022 Pick | |
| Onyi Nwabineli | Standalone | November 2022 Pick | |
| Lily Brooks-Dalton | Standalone | December 2022 Pick | |
| Deepti Kapoor | Standalone | January 2023 Pick | |
| Eleanor Shearer | Standalone | February 2023 Pick | |
| Jenny Jackson | Standalone | March 2023 Pick | |
| Disha Bose | Standalone | April 2023 Pick | |
| Vanessa Walters | Standalone | May 2023 Pick | |
| Emma Törzs | Standalone | June 2023 Pick | |
| Elizabeth Castellano | Standalone | July 2023 Pick | |
| Elizabeth Acevedo | Standalone | August 2023 Pick | |
| Angie Kim | Standalone | September 2023 Pick | |
| Yomi Adegoke | Standalone | October 2023 Pick | |
| Stephanie Land | Non-Fiction | November 2023 Pick | |
| Ariel Lawhon | Standalone | December 2023 Pick | |
| Vanessa Chan | Standalone | January 2024 Pick | |
| Kiley Reid | Standalone | February 2024 Pick | |
| Amy Tintera | Standalone | March 2024 Pick | |
| Abby Jimenez | Part of Your World | April 2024 Pick | |
| Kaliane Bradley | Standalone | May 2024 Pick | |
| Marcela Fuentes | Standalone | June 2024 Pick | |
| Kirsty Greenwood | Standalone | July 2024 Pick | |
| Silvia Moreno-Garcia | Standalone | August 2024 Pick | |
| Danzy Senna | Standalone | September 2024 Pick | |
| Ann Liang | Standalone | October 2024 Pick | |
| Paula Hawkins | Standalone | November 2024 Pick | |
| Rachel Howzell Hall | Vallendor | December 2024 Pick | |
| Karissa Chen | Standalone | January 2025 Pick | |
| Erin Crosby Eckstine | Standalone | February 2025 Pick | |
| Sophie Stava | Standalone | March 2025 Pick | |
| Emilia Hart | Standalone | April 2025 Pick | |
| Jemimah Wei | Standalone | May 2025 Pick | |
| Taylor Jenkins Reid | Standalone | June 2025 Pick | |
| Aisling Rawle | Standalone | July 2025 Pick | |
| Holly Jackson | Standalone | August 2025 Pick | |
| Hayley Gelfuso | Standalone | September 2025 Pick | |
| Mitch Albom | Standalone | October 2025 Pick | |
| Catherine Newman | Rocky | November 2025 Pick | |
| Marisa Kashino | Standalone | December 2025 Pick | |
| Paula McLain | Standalone | January 2026 Pick | |
| Leodora Darlington | Standalone | February 2026 Pick | |
| Elizabeth Arnott | Standalone | March 2026 Pick | |
| Caro Claire Burke | Standalone | April 2026 Pick | |
| Portia Elan | Standalone | May 2026 Pick | |
| Annabel Monaghan | Standalone | June 2026 Pick | |
| Daniel Mason | Standalone | July 2026 Pick | |
| Naima Coster | Standalone | August 2026 Pick | |
| Chloe Benjamin | Standalone | September 2026 Pick |
Notable Good Morning America Book Club Picks
As the club’s inaugural selection, this acclaimed novel helped establish its focus on diverse and socially grounded fiction.
The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett:
A major bestseller and cultural talking point, it became one of the club’s most prominent early selections.
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig:
Its enormous commercial success and enduring popularity made it one of the best-known books chosen by the club.
Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro:
Written by a Nobel Prize-winning author, this thoughtful science-fiction novel was one of the club’s most prestigious literary picks.
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus:
The bestselling novel later became a major television adaptation, making it one of the club’s biggest page-to-screen successes.
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