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Oprah's Book Club -

It's safe to say that this is the original celebrity book club! Oprah's Book Club started in 1996 as part of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show.'

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Throughout the years, the TV host helped many authors and books to become bestsellers.

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Oprah's Book Club has now moved online. You can watch Oprah recommending books and chatting with authors on Apple TV+.

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Reese’s Book Club -

Members of Reese Witherspoon's book club not only have access to monthly book picks, but also to "parties, presents, perks and other really good stuff."

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But there's more! If you join Reese’s Book Club, you'll also have access to discussions, meetups, and more. Plus, the fact that it has its own app makes it even cooler!

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Belletrist -

Belletrist was founded by actress Emma Roberts and film producer and writer Karah Preiss. There are new book recommendations and conversations with authors every month.

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"Thanks to social media and the unifying power of the internet, Belletrist has become a community for the curious that celebrates great books, the authors who write them, and the people who so lovingly read them," say the co-founders on their website.

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Our Shared Shelf -

Founded in 2016, Emma Watson described Our Shared Shelf as an Intersectional Feminist Bi-monthly Book Club. There is a Goodreads page where book recommendations were made and where readers could discuss.

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The page still exists, but it's no longer managed by the actress or her team. In 2020, Watson made a statement, saying that she would be making future book recommendations through Instagram using the hashtag #oursharedshelf instead.

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Between Two Books -

Between Two Books was founded in 2012 by Florence Welch, of the band Florence and the Machine.

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According to Welch, the book club "regularly features guest recommendations from artists, writers, musicians, and directors." Discussions and Q&A sessions are then held on social media.

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Sarah Jessica Parker -

The 'Sex and the City' star is the honorary chair of the American Library Association’s Book Club Central. SJP Picks lists a number of books the actress recommends.

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Parker also has a page on Goodreads that you can follow. 

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Kaia Gerber -

The model launched her own book club via Instagram.

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Kaia Gerber -

"Every week I’m gonna post a book to my stories and the following week I’ll jump on [Instagram Live]—sometimes with a friend, writer, [or] guest—so we can all talk about the book," explained Gerber.

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In 2018, Jimmy Fallon launched a 'Tonight Show' summer book club, where viewers could vote and choose the book out of a selection of five.

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The winning book in 2022 was 'Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow' by Gabrielle Zevin.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar -

The star of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' keeps it simple. She shares her book recommendations on social media using the hashtag #SMGbookclub.

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Shonda Rhimes -

While Rhimes doesn't have a book club as such, she does share her book recommendations on a section of her website shondaland.

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Mindy Kaling -

Not only is she an author, but Kaling is also known for sharing her book recommendations on social media.

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Barack Obama -

The former President of the United States has no problem with sharing his book recommendations. In fact, he's known to publish lists on Facebook.

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Michelle Obama -

And, of course, his wife former First Lady Michelle Obama is also an avid reader (and author). You can find her book recommendations in a number of publications.

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Read With Jenna -

Read With Jenna is a book club by Jenna Bush Hager (George W. Bush's daughter) that offers monthly book picks and discussions.

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Vaginal Fantasy Book Club -

Actress Felicia Day, together with Veronica Belmont, Bonnie Burton, and Kiala Kazebee, launched this book club.

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It primarily focuses on romance novels with strong female characters. In addition to their website, you can also find their picks on Goodreads.

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Andrew Luck Book Club -

The NFL star's book club has picks for both adults and children (which he calls "rookies" and "veterans").

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Roxane Gay -

The American writer is also worth following if you're looking for book recommendations. She usually does so on Medium, Tumblr, and Goodreads.

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Noname Book Club -

Noname, the rapper and poet from Chicago, has founded a book club dedicated to promoting the works of people of color. The club has numerous local chapters who meet monthly via Zoom to discuss the book selections.

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Noname Book Club also sends their monthly book picks to inmates through their Prison Program. Memberships start at just US$1.

Sources: (The Zoe Report) (Book Riot)

See also: The books famous people are obsessed with

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