Reader’s Digest Book Club Picks

The current Reader’s Digest Book Club began in 2023 and is led by Reader’s Digest Books Editor Tracey Neithercott. Each month, it brings readers together around a new selection through online discussions and author conversations.

The club focuses on accessible recent releases, ranging from mysteries and thrillers to historical fiction and character-driven novels.

Book TitleAuthorSeriesPick
City Under One RoofIris YamashitaCara KennedyFebruary 2023 Pick
What Happened to Ruthy RamirezClaire JimenezStandaloneMarch 2023 Pick
The Mostly True Story of Tanner and LouiseColleen OakleyStandaloneApril 2023 Pick
Only Love Can Hurt Like ThisPaige ToonStandaloneMay 2023 Pick
The Eden TestAdam SternberghStandaloneJune 2023 Pick
The Second EndingMichelle HoffmanStandaloneJuly 2023 Pick
Return to ValettoDominic SmithStandaloneAugust 2023 Pick
The HousekeepersAlex HayStandaloneSeptember 2023 Pick
Vampires of El NorteIsabel CañasStandaloneOctober 2023 Pick
Dirty ThirtyJanet EvanovichStephanie PlumNovember 2023 Pick
The Leftover WomanJean KwokStandaloneDecember 2023 Pick
First Lie WinsAshley ElstonStandaloneJanuary 2024 Pick
Mrs. Quinn's Rise to FameOlivia FordStandaloneFebruary 2024 Pick
The Great DivideCristina HenriquezStandaloneMarch 2024 Pick
Everyone on This Train is a SuspectBenjamin StevensonErnest CunninghamApril 2024 Pick
Daughters of ShandongEve J. ChungStandaloneMay 2024 Pick
Missing White WomanKellye GarrettStandaloneJune 2024 Pick
How to Age DisgracefullyClare PooleyStandaloneJuly 2024 Pick
House of GlassSarah PekkanenStandaloneAugust 2024 Pick
The Wishing GameMeg ShafferStandaloneSeptember 2024 Pick
We Solve MurdersRichard OsmanWe Solve MurdersOctober 2024 Pick
The Berry PickersAmanda PetersStandaloneNovember 2024 Pick
The Greatest Lie of AllJillian CantorStandaloneDecember 2024 Pick
The Lotus ShoesJane YangStandaloneJanuary 2025 Pick
Eddie Winston Is Looking for LoveMarianne CroninStandaloneFebruary 2025 Pick
Wild Dark ShoreCharlotte McConaghyStandaloneMarch 2025 Pick
The Story She Left BehindPatti Callahan HenryStandaloneApril 2025 Pick
Vera Wong's Guide to Snooping (on a Dead Man) Jesse Q. SutantoVera WongMay 2025 Pick
Is She Really Going Out with Him?Sophie CousensStandaloneJune 2025 Pick
Lloyd McNeil's Last RideWill LeitchStandaloneJuly 2025 Pick
The GlassmakerTracy ChevalierStandaloneAugust 2025 Pick
Too Old for ThisSamantha DowningStandaloneSeptember 2025 Pick
The CorrespondentVirginia EvansStandaloneOctober 2025 Pick
TwiceMitch AlbomStandaloneNovember 2025 Pick
Before I ForgetTory Henwood HoenStandaloneDecember 2025 Pick
The Murder at World’s EndRoss MontgomeryStockingham & PikeJanuary 2026 Pick
This Book Made Me Think of YouLibby PageStandaloneFebruary 2026 Pick
Warning SignsTracy SierraStandaloneMarch 2026 Pick
This Story Might Save Your LifeTiffany CrumStandaloneApril 2026 Pick
Keeper of Lost ChildrenSadeqa JohnsonStandaloneMay 2026 Pick
Good Joy, Bad JoyMikki BrammerStandaloneJune 2026 Pick

Notable Reader’s Digest Book Club Picks

City Under One Roof by Iris Yamashita:

The club’s inaugural selection, this atmospheric Alaskan mystery helped establish its wide-ranging approach to genre fiction.

First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston:

This twist-filled thriller became a No. 1 New York Times bestseller, a Reese’s Book Club pick and the basis for a television adaptation.

The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters:

Peters’s acclaimed debut won the 2024 Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and the Barnes & Noble Discover Prize.

We Solve Murders by Richard Osman:

This high-profile pick launched a new mystery series from the bestselling author of The Thursday Murder Club.

The Correspondent by Virginia Evans:

The word-of-mouth bestseller went on to win the 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction and secure a film adaptation starring Jane Fonda.

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