I really loved what they did with this cover and am looking forward to reading it. We have a book coming in 2027 called SPINSTERS (written by industry insiders, set in the once male-dominated world of PR in 1960s-80s NYC) that I've already started comping to it.
Book titled HAVE A GREAT SUMMER by Francesca Cocchi against a purple to orange ombre background with the following text: "A sweet, summery ode to the Jersey Shore, early 2000s nostalgia, and the pull of first love…On sale 5.26.26"
Elin Hilderbrand + Emily Henry meet Dolly Alderton...but make it Jersey Shore! TODAY Show journalist Francesca Cocchi's nostalgic, swoony debut HAVE A GREAT SUMMER is the perfect, warm, put-a-smile-on-your-face read to exorcise this insane winter from our souls at last! #ewgc tinyurl.com/3wnjm3xa
Omggg i am DYING TO READ this one!!!
Meanwhile even tho #ewgc is being glitchy, if you love a good Prohibition tale, Ozarks setting and/or novels by Jeannette Walls & Sue Monk Kidd, I highly recommend THE MOONSHINE WOMEN by Michelle Collins Anderson, about 3 bootleggin sisters in 1930s Missouri. tinyurl.com/3n79sabu
Reads "Thank you, Librarians" across the top. LibraryReads Selection January 2026, with image of the book WOMEN OF A PROMISCUOUS NATURE.
Happy #ewgc and THANK YOU so so SO much to everyone who made the marvelous WOMEN OF A PROMISCUOUS NATURE by Donna Everhart a LibraryReads pick! ARCs are available if anyone hasn’t read it yet & please check out/share our gorgeous extended book club kit: bit.ly/PromiscuousB...
I love this cover so much!
Oh! I just remembered - if anyone is reading Ellen Marie Wiseman's all-too-timely new release THE LIES THEY TOLD, about eugenics & immigration in 1930s America, we have an excellent extended book club kit. Scan the QR code or go to bit.ly/TheLiesTheyT.... Please share with anyone interested! #ewgc
Oooooh. We have a dark Wisconsin noir coming out in Feb that sounds like a good comp for this. AWAY TO ME, a debut by Patricia McConnell of all people - the renowned animal behaviorist who wrote THE OTHER END OF THE LEASH. www.edelweiss.plus?sku=14967571...
Oh Cinnamon! Clearly a very deep thinker!
omg be still my obsessive compulsive heart!
Kate Quinn is one of those magical authors who just never misses!
I second this Mormon Gothic #ewgc recommendation! The author was raised Mormon and took inspiration from the real experiences of 2 sisters who were married to her 3rd great-grandfather around the time of Utah’s settlement. So chilling and so good!
Share cat pictures! We need to see this ewgc-synced cat!
I loooved OUTLAWED (which was surprisingly controversial in by book club due to fights about "worldbuilding") and have been meaning to get to this one. Your recommendation, as always, bumps it up on my TBR!
Against dark background, hardcover image of BURN DOWN MASTER'S HOUSE by Clay Cane. Cover shows a plantation house surrounded in flames. Text reads “A resistance story for the ages.” —Ibram X. Kendi LibraryReads nominations due 12.1.2025
Based on real accounts, Cane not only weaves stories of resistance & hope, he also incorporates a queer narrative rarely–if ever–seen in novels about enslaved people in 1800s America. Raw, illuminating & perfect for readers of THE PROPHETS, AMITY, & THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. #ewgc bit.ly/BurnARC
Hardcover book titled THE HUNGER WE PASS DOWN with cover that shows a shadowy silhouette of an Asian woman against a pink background. Text is a quote from Kelly Link saying "This is the kind of book that eats your sleep."
If you, like me, believe longer days = darker reads...Jen Sookfong Lee’s THE HUNGER WE PASS DOWN (9/30/25) is a haunting, beautifully written literary horror that explores intergenerational trauma and the dark echoes of Hong Kong’s WWII military brothel, Nam Koo Terrace. #EWGC tinyurl.com/65prc577
gawgeous!
I’m so excited about Donna Everhart’s novel based on the long-buried history of “The American Plan” that I’m leaking the cover here (shhhh!). If THE HANDMAID’S TALE was a true story that happened in 1930s America, it would be WOMEN OF A PROMISCUOUS NATURE (1/27/26). bit.ly/PromiscuousARC #ewgc
Me too!
By the always-prescient Ellen Marie Wiseman, THE LIES THEY TOLD (7/29/25) is a haunting story about home, survival, immigration, greed & the shocking popularity of the eugenics movement in early 20th century America. Reach out for a print ARC! #ewgc bit.ly/41XExy1
Ugh I just missed almost all of #ewgc thanks to a meeting that ran long, but I gotta get a last minute plug in for Charlie Donlea’s GUESS AGAIN (6/29/25). Super twisty, Hannibal Lechter-esqe bad guy, and a hybristophilia hook! Print ARCs in about 4 weeks but DRCs are up now! bit.ly/3Fj5GlU
WANT! This looks amazing. Also, if you're into unique vampire spins, you should check out BLOOD SLAVES. Woah: www.edelweiss.plus?sku=14967531...
I am in love with ewgc being on this new platform. Thank you for making it happen!
Oooooh!
Love the new digs, #EWGC! Also love award-winning journalist Jack Ford’s riveting blend of biographical fiction, Cold War spy thriller & alt history as he reimagines era-defining female correspondent Lee Carson in BEYOND THIS PLACE OF WRATH AND TEARS (5/27/25). bit.ly/FordBeyondTh...