WW Book Club March 17th — March 23rd: 5 Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put Down
Welcome to the WW book club! This week, we’re sharing our favorite new books in a variety of genres. From romances to cozy mysteries, historical fiction, nonfiction and more, these reads are sure to entertain! And there’s another thing we can guarantee: These books will lift your mood, lower your stress and help you feel great.
Here is our WW book club roundup for March 17th — March 23rd, 2024. Let us know which ones you end up reading and what you think. We love hearing from you! (To quickly access all our WW book club recommendations, click here.)
Cozy Mystery
Murder at the Blarney Bash by Darci Hannah
A fun, festive St. Patrick’s Day whodunit unfolds as amateur sleuth Lindsey Bakewell bakes treats for the grand opening of the Irish import gift shop owned by her boyfriend’s uncle, Finnigan O’Connor. But then Uncle Finn is falsely accused of murdering an unidentified man dressed up as a leprechaun and stealing his gold. Now, Lindsey will need a hefty stroke of luck to hunt down the real killer and clear Finn’s name!
Women's Fiction
Women of Good Fortune by Sophie Wan
A high-society wedding, a savvy group of best friends, a heist... this fun novel has it all. Lulu has always been told that money is the key to the good life. So she feels pressured to say yes when Shanghai’s most eligible bachelor proposes. His fortune would solve her parents’ financial issues. She confides in her two friends Rina and Jane, and they come up with a plan to steal the gift money on the big day. What could go wrong?
Romance
Take Two, Birdie Maxwell by Allison Winn Scotch
Bestselling author Allison Winn Scotch is known for her heartfelt novels — and her new tale is another feel-good winner. A-lister Birdie Robinson returns home after an on-set feud goes viral. There, she stumbles upon an unsigned love letter from an ex — only she doesn’t know which ex. Then Birdie reconnects with her best friend’s twin brother, Elliot, who offers to help her track down the sender. A story of lost-and-found love!
Historical Fiction
The Girls We Sent Away by Meagan Church
Travel back to 1960s North Carolina in this captivating page-turner. When young Lorraine Delford gets pregnant, she quickly learns firsthand the realities of woman-hood. To hide her secret, her family sends her to a home for wayward girls. But the home is filled with rules and dark secrets. Lorraine must decide if she can fight against what’s expected or submit to the rules of a society she once admired.
Cookbook
Rooted Kitchen: Seasonal Recipes, Stories, and Ways to Connect with the Natural World by Ashley Rodriguez
Wouldn’t it be helpful to have a cookbook organized by each season? Award-winning food writer Ashley Rodriguez’s new cookbook does exactly that! With more than 80 delicious recipes — like Rhubarb Tart for spring, Cherry Tomato Confit for summer, Kabocha Curry for fall and Broccoli Rabe Pesto Spaghetti for winter — each page celebrates a different season and all the fresh bounty that comes with it. She also shares personal essays and clever cooking tips!
Missed our last few book clubs? Click through the links below!
WW Book Club March 3rd — March 9th: 7 Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put Down
WW Book Club February 25th — March 2nd: 7 Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put Down
WW Book Club March 10th — March 16th: 7 Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put Down
And for all of our book club roundups, click here!