Books Recommended by Reese Witherspoon

April's Reese's Book Club pick had me hooked the moment I started the audiobook. All That Life Can Afford by Emily Everett is about love, ambition and the cost of belonging, and I cannot stop thinking about it.

I have always loved painting and this book—it just dives right in about the mysterious world of art and which artists get celebrated, and which don't.

The March @reesesbookclub pick is here, and you're going to LOSE YOUR CHICKEN over it...Broken Country by @clarelesliehall is a gripping mix of thrilling murder mystery, and a once-in-a-lifetime chance to relive your truest love story all over again… plus, that ending?! I did NOT see it coming!

Into The Blue by Emma Brodie is a story that really stayed with me. It's about love, timing and what happens when the past finds its way back into your life. I was so drawn to the way it explores fate versus choice.

Our February Pick is here, and I can't stop talking about it! Based on a true story, Isola by @allegragoodmanwriter has it all: love, resilience, defiance... I mean, she even fights a bear! This is easily one of my favorite historical fiction reads yet.

Elaine's book is a call for young women to find their voice and spark their courage—it's a book I would have loved to have discovered as a young woman starting my own career.

I read this book in one sitting. You feel like you're talking to one of your best friends.

This book feels like a secret I'm not supposed to share…but it's too good not to! Set in New York's art world, full of lies, money, and very messy choices, our May @reesesbookclub pick is The Fine Art of Lying by Alexandra Andrews.

If you love royal family and you love secrets, the biggest secret in here is about her brother that I totally did not see coming.

This book truly feels like you're a fly on the wall watching a real family interact. SO GOOD!

Our November @reesesbookclub pick is #WeWillBeJaguars, an unforgettable memoir about fighting for your home and your heart.

It's so good.…I'm not going to tell you what happens, but boy, that ending is so scary and tense, like the craziest end of a thriller movie. And I just love this book so much, it was so good.