Our editors handpick the products that we feature. We may earn commission from the links on this page. The goal? To connect readers around a community of fellow bibliophiles. The secret sauce? For the first time in Book Club history, Oprah picked the same book twice.
Originally selected for the club in , A New Earth is a spiritual manifesto on being present, relinquishing ego, and tapping into your greater purpose. Small Things Like These is a little book that packs a huge punch. At just pages, the novella follows an Irish father and coal merchant in the weeks leading up to Christmas as he discovers a town secret that forces him to choose between protecting his own and standing up for the powerless.
While the book is set in the s and incorporates some fascinating and chilling Irish history, the story itself a timeless reminder of our human capacity for courage—and our responsibility for one another. Alternating between the voices of Lisa Marie Presley and her daughter, Riley Keough, this memoir takes readers behind the famous musical gates of Graceland—and beyond, to a world of unfathomable wealth, impossible familial legacy, unthinkable loss, and unending love.
Before her death in , Lisa Marie recorded her own account of these experiences for a memoir she planned to write with her daughter—one that Riley had to finish in her absence. Laced through with magic, history, philosophy, whimsy, and humor, this book will capture your imagination—for all pages! Decades after immigrating to America from Ireland, Eilis Lacey has made a life for herself on Long Island with her husband, Tony, their two children, and his large extended Italian American family.
But behind the scenes, she was drowning. Hardin is eventually charged with 32 felonies. The end of her life as a soccer mom marks the beginning of a new life: one built on accountability, forgiveness,vulnerability, growth, and reinvention. After jail, Hardin became a renowned ghostwriter, collaborating with celebrated doctors, spiritual leaders, and activists on their books. Let Us Descend tells the story of Annis a young, enslaved woman, separated from her mother and sold South.
