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Have you ever wondered what celebrities read? Some founded fairly popular book clubs, even socially, as Reese Witherspoon and Oprah Winfrey testify. But what novels do they read? Here are some novel suggestions for November 2022.
What are celebrities reading? There are several star-studded book clubs that offer interesting novels from month to month, some more than others. And, in view of November, the stars do not contradict each other and offer readings of the season which are debated in particular on social networks. Indeed, to date book clubs can also be digital (a process facilitated above all by the outbreak of the pandemic which blocked the whole world for two years). But among the most famous book clubs, the one organized by Reese Witherspoon, a Hollywood actress with a weakness for written storytelling, cannot be missing.
Anyone who devours books for breakfast is always looking for a great reading recommendation. So why not take a look at the list of VIP book clubs? Sit down and take notes.
What to read in November: VIP book club novels
Let’s start with the choice of Reese Witherspoon. The actress, in addition to being busy on sets and red carpets of all kinds, is also an avid reader and communicates a lot with her Instagram followers, even more so when it comes to her book club. And, like every month, his reading proposal has arrived. For November 2022, Witherspoon released Wonderful Little Things, a collection of essays published by Cheryl Strayed and became a #5 New York Times bestseller. In this volume, the author retraces the salient features of her life and dwells on dramatic episodes, but also on all the “wonderful little things” that try to balance the scales.
Even ABC – one of America’s favorite channels – has its own book club, called Good Morning America. And the reading chosen for November 2022 is Someday, Maybe, a first short story by Onyi Nwabineli released in October 2022 in the United States and still unpublished in Italy which offers the emotional journey of a young woman struggling with a significant loss.
The Book Club organized by Oprah Winfrey, one of the most followed on social networks, instead offered another very recent release: Demon Copperhead is uneducated and is a novel by Barbara Kingsolver. It is still unpublished in Italy: this story is strongly inspired by David Copperfield by Charles Dickens.