Well-known bookworms are right here to remain.
Since Oprah Winfrey launched her iconic e book membership within the ’90s, celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, Emma Roberts, Dua Lipa and Jenna Bush Hager have joined the ranks, curating month-to-month books that climb to the highest of bestseller lists.
“I like studying, I like the thought of sharing how books make folks really feel…books are actually essential to me and if I can share that ultimately, then I really feel like I am on the proper path,” Lipa advised Elle UK in 2023.
Roberts, who began Belletrist together with her finest buddy Karah Preiss in 2017, advised AP that giving e book suggestions brings her “a lot pleasure.”
Witherspoon, in the meantime, has constructed an empire on books together with her media firm Howdy Sunshine, highlighting various feminine authors.
See the entire September 2026 celeb e book membership picks beneath.
Goodreads score: 4.31/5
“They’re baaaack!” Witherspoon wrote about her new e book membership choose, the sequel to “Massive Little Lies.” “‘Massive Little Truths’ by @lianemoriarty_official is our @reesesbookclub September choose!”
Goodreads score: 4.14/5
“My month-to-month studying for September is “Martyr!” by Kaveh Akbar,” Lipa introduced. “This novel is deep, heartfelt, commonly comedian and in contrast to something I’ve ever learn earlier than.”
Goodreads score: 4.10/5
“Fall is simply across the nook, and our September 2026 Jenna studying choose, ‘The Witches of Cambridge,’ is the proper e book to usher within the season,” Bush Hager wrote alongside her September learn.
“‘The Witches of Cambridge’ is the most recent novel from @ahoffmanwriter. Set in Fifties Cambridge, Massachusetts, the e book follows two younger ladies from the Lilith Society as they understand that the witch trials of the previous is probably not as deeply buried as they as soon as believed.”
Goodreads score: 3.26/5
“M is a well-known actress. She has been well-known since she was a toddler. With such fame, her life has an look of freedom: persons are immediately useful, areas are altered to accommodate her, time may be rearranged. Over time, she has turn into so accustomed to being acknowledged that not being acknowledged is a uncommon shock,” Belletrist wrote, asserting her newest studying.
“Maybe because of this she agrees to let a stranger write her biography, a stranger who is aware of nothing about M and but bears a wierd resemblance to her. The mission they undertake collectively extends and extends, to the olive groves and trip seashores the place M spends her days, by the resort rooms and bourgeois facades and movie units, by the numerous trendy cities whose magnificence calls for nice struggling, whose ugliness conceals nice magnificence. We will not wait to learn this with you.”
Goodreads score: 3.35/5
“This month we’re studying ‘Howdy, Limerence’ by @momoyamagucci,” Johnson’s TeaTime E-book Membership introduced.
“A daring, unhinged debut following the key humiliations and minor triumphs of an overworked, undersexual younger lady in Tokyo who should save herself from the hazards of her personal lust, obsession and delusion.”
Goodreads score: 4.04/5
“For the beginning of fall, I am sharing my e book membership choose for September, ‘Starting Center Finish’ by Valeria Luiselli,” Portman mentioned of her new choose.
“The novel follows a just lately divorced author and her younger daughter on a journey by Sicily, and what begins as a mother-daughter escape turns into a young seek for their household’s origins throughout generations and myths. Be part of me in studying this month’s choose.”
Goodreads score: 3.96/5
“What if tomorrow was already written, however yesterday was as much as you to vary? September’s #GMABookClub choice is able to reply that query!” “GMA” wrote on Instagram about their September e book.
“‘Underneath Story’ by @chloekbenjamin is a contemporary epic about science, soul, braveness and redemption that gives a imaginative and prescient of the longer term that calls for we take into account what we owe to one another and to the earth itself.”