Woman’s World Book Club Recommends Dolly Parton’s Cookbook for September 24 to September 30
A searing thriller and a sweeping historical fiction are among this week's best new books!
Calling all book lovers! As summer officially turns to fall, the cozy reading season is upon us—and this week, Woman’s World Book Club has a variety of compelling new books to add to your TBR list. From inspiring historical fiction to heart-racing suspense and fantasy, we have something for every type of reader!
For September 24 to September 30, open up The Banned Books Club by New York Times bestselling author Brenda Novak for a story about friendship, family and the power of literature. For an uplifting historical fiction novel, based on real-life events, try Katherine, the Wright Sister by Tracey Enerson Wood. More in the mood for a tantalizing thriller? Reach for The Night We Lost Him by bestselling author Laura Dave. Dave’s latest follows Nora and her estranged brother, Sam, as they piece together their father’s disappearance and unearth life-altering secrets.
On the nonfiction side, we recommend the brand-new cookbook from the one-and-only Dolly Parton! Whether you’re a Dolly lover, a foodie, or both, Good Lookin’ Cookin’ penned by Parton and her sister Rachel Parton George is sure to delight. The cookbook delivers a multitude of mouth-watering family recipes and hosting tips. Keep scrolling for Woman’s World Book Club’s entire list of recommendations for the week of September 24 to September 30. Happy reading!
Women’s Fiction
‘The Banned Books Club‘ by Brenda Novak
Filled with emotional moments and compelling characters, this story follows Gia Rossi, whose sister, Margot, begs her to come home to Iowa to help with their ailing mother. But Gia’s return is not welcome in town. When she learns the Banned Books Club she started is still in full swing, memories of her ex-favorite teacher’s sexual misconduct flood back. As Gia, and others, stand up for the truth, she finds love, hope and second chances.
Historical Fiction
‘Katharine, the Wright Sister’ by Tracey Enerson Wood
Readers are taken back in time in Katharine, the Wright Sister, which shines a light on one of the most overlooked women in history. Wilbur and Orville Wright build bicycles. Their adventurous spirits lead them—with the immense help and sacrifice of their sister, Katharine—to create the first controlled, sustained flight of humankind. What follows is a tale of risks, dreams and loyalty.
Thriller
‘The Night We Lost Him‘ by Laura Dave
Bestselling author of The Last Thing He Told Me, Laura Dave is known for her riveting, heart-racing novels. When Liam Noone falls to his death off the cliff near his cottage, his death is ruled accidental. But his daughter, Nora, and her estranged brother, Sam, feel otherwise. Now, despite their rift, the siblings must come together to unravel their father’s mystery and discover secrets that could change everything.
Fantasy
‘An Academy for Liars’ by Alexis Henderson
Magic, betrayals, academic intrigue…this tale has it all. Lennon Carter receives a call to attend Drayton College, a school of magic, and soon begins mastering her gift of persuasion—the ability to wield her will and control others, or in rare cases, to control matter itself. Lennon is captivated by the school and her adviser Dante. As dark secrets are unearthed, she must resist using her power without succumbing to corruption.
Nonfiction
‘Good Lookin’ Cookin’: A Year of Meals—A Lifetime of Family, Friends, and Food’ by Dolly Parton and Rachel Parton George
Whenever Dolly Parton walks into her sister Rachel Parton George’s kitchen, she asks, “Hey good lookin’, what ya got cookin’?”—and now it’s the name of their fun new cookbook, packed with Parton family favorites. Full of tips for hosting events and tasty recipes for dishes like Country Ham and Biscuits, Watermelon Fruit Salad and Strawberry Shortcake, the Parton sisters’ beautiful cookbook will whip up sweet moments with family and deliver joy to the heart of your home!
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