Author Heather Caliendo

Sara Ackerman is the author of Red Sky Over Hawaii, which will publish on June 9.

The June 2020 Book of the Month choices are in.

Editorial note: I received a copy of The Henna Artist in exchange for a review.  The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi is a beautifully written novel about freedom and independence.

Book club questions for The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi covers all the key themes and events in this moving novel. There will be spoilers so for more context about the story, check out my spoiler-free review first.

Annabel Abbs is the author of The Joyce Girl.

Book club questions for The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner will cover all the key storylines in this novel and much more. There will be spoilers so for more context about the story, check out my spoiler-free review.

Editorial note: I received a copy of The Jane Austen Society in exchange for a review. The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner is a lovely novel about a group of wounded people coming together in a shared love of fiction. 

Jamie Beck is the author of If You Must Know, which will publish on June 1. 

Let’s take a closer look at some of the best book club picks for June 2020!

Book club questions for The Mother-in-Law by Sally Hepworth covers all the twists and reveals in this domestic thriller. There will be spoilers so for more context about the story, check out my spoiler-free review first.

Editorial note: I received a copy of The Mother-in-Law in exchange for a review. The Mother-in-Law by Sally Hepworth is an engaging thriller that features depth. 

Mary Alice Monroe is the New York Times bestselling author of 23 novels, including On Ocean Boulevard, which is the sixth installment of the Beach House series.

Book club questions for Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld takes a closer look at this retelling of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s life. There will be spoilers so for more context about the story, check out my spoiler-free review. 

Editorial note: I received a copy of Rodham in exchange for a review.  Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld is unlike anything I’ve read before. At the heart of the novel is taking a look at what happens when a woman isn’t defined by a man.