Suzanne Collins’s New ‘Hunger Games’ Novel Tops WW Book Club for March 25–31
Along with a return to Panem, there is also a page-turning mystery and dazzling historical fiction
Welcome back, fellow bibliophiles! This week, Woman’s World Book Club is thrilled to announce another page-turning batch of new spring releases for you to dive into. Our picks promise to take you on unforgettable journeys through a variety of genres—from romance to mystery, historical fiction, nonfiction and more! As always, we guarantee there’s something for every reader or bookish mood.
Hunger Games fans rejoice! Suzanne Collins’s’ Sunrise on the Reaping—the fifth installment in her bestselling series—is finally here and she’s sending readers back to District 12. Any romance readers who adore sweeping love stories set in Rome? Look no further than Jill Santopolo’s The Love We Found—the highly-anticipated sequel to her 2017 bestseller, The Light We Lost. Fellow bestselling author Carley Fortune is raving about it too: “The Love We Found is a book every woman should read…No one writes about love, in all its beautiful mess, the way Santopolo does.”
For those more in the mood for a good mystery, check out The Summer Guests by Tess Gerritsen, which offers razor-sharp storytelling and chilling moments. If you’d prefer a ticket back to 1956 Malibu, Sussan Meissner’s Map to Paradise is your enthralling ride. Meissner’s newest novel is a story packed with secrets, unexpected connections and friendship.
Our nonfiction pick this week is a gorgeous gardening book by Martha Stewart. In Martha Stewart’s Gardening Handbook, the lifestyle legend offers tips and how-tos for soil, drainage and more. Plus, it’s packed with dozens of beautiful photos!
Keep scrolling to find out even more about the WW Book Club recommendations for the week of March 25 to March 31. Happy reading!
Romance
‘The Love We Found’ by Jill Santopolo
The long-awaited follow-up to Jill Santopolo’s global sensation, The Light We Lost, is here—and it’s another beautiful love story. Ten years after Gabe’s death, Lucy finds something among his old photos: a mysterious address in Rome. The clues lead her to Dr. Dax Armstrong, whose presence stirs forgotten feelings. Torn between past love and new possibilities, Lucy faces multiple life-altering decisions. Will she ever find closure?
Young adult
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ by Suzanne Collins
Fans of the Hunger Games can finally return to District 12 in Suzanne Collins’ Sunrise on the Reaping, which is the fifth installment in her beloved series. As the 50th Hunger Games begin, Haymitch Abernathy is thrust into the Quarter Quell, where twice as many tributes are chosen. Separated from loved ones, he faces impossible odds, but discovers a determination that motivates him to fight for something greater than survival.
Mystery
‘The Summer Guests’ by Tess Gerritsen
Filled with suspense, intrigue and sharp storytelling, this tale follows former spy Maggie Bird, who is living a quiet life in Maine…until enemies from her past resurface. Then, when Maggie and her ex-spy friends investigate the disappearance of a teen girl, they unearth buried secrets and a connection to a murder—all while navigating an uneasy alliance with the police. The stakes rise as they race to prevent further tragedy.
Historical fiction
‘A Map to Paradise’ by Susan Meissner
Readers are transported back to 1956 Malibu in this gorgeous, gripping saga. With her career stalled due to the Hollywood blacklist, starlet Melanie Cole relies on her reclusive neighbor, Elwood, as her only confidant. When Elwood disappears, Melanie and her housekeeper, Eva, see his sister-in-law, June, digging in his rose garden. After unexpected secrets are revealed among all three women, they form a pact and a friendship.
Nonfiction
‘Martha Stewart’s Gardening Handbook’ by Martha Stewart
Iconic lifestyle expert Martha Stewart has shared smart home hacks and tips with millions of people for decades—and her latest book steps into the garden! In her first comprehensive gardening guide in more than 30 years, she shares ingenious how-tos for soil testing and drainage, plus tips for understanding plant hardiness zones and choosing the right variety of plants for your climate. Peppered with stunning images, this handbook is for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike!
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