Reese Witherspoon
The Cactus by Sarah Heywood is the June 2019 selection from Reese's Book Club x Hello Sunshine. "I found myself laughing out loud at Susan's prickly character as she finds herself in a love triangle, navigating family ties and dealing with 9 months of pregnancy at the age of 45," Reese notes on her book club's site. "Hope y'all love Susan as much as I do!"
Emma Watson
Emma is part Our Shared Shelf, which makes feminist book recommendations on the Goodreads app. For May-June 2019, the OSS Team picked Pachinko by Min Jin Lee, noting of their selection: "This brilliant, eye-opening novel is about outsiders, minorities, the disenfranchised and yet somehow embraces us all."
Jenna Bush Hager
JBH heads up the Today show's recently founded book club, and her #ReadWithJenna pick for this month is the fun mystery Searching for Sylvie Lee by Jean Kwok. "Any of us can imagine if our sister or our best friend went missing," Jenna said on Today. "Amy is searching for her sister and the sisterhood is, I think, the most beautiful part of it," adding, "It is a fast-paced book for sure. I couldn't help but continue to read to figure out where she was and what happened to her." Book Club Babe Emma Roberts recommends this novels as her June pick too.
Andrew Luck
The Indianapolis Colts QB started his club to share his love of books with readers of all levels. His Veteran Pick (for more seasoned readers) for June 2019 is The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion by Jonathan Haidt. (Rookie Readers can check out Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl.)
Florence Welch
The frontwoman for Florence + the Machine founded the Between Two Books club in 2012, and usually has a several books going in the club's rotation. One of this month's selections is the lyrical coming-of-age memoir The Terrible by Ysra Daley-Ward. "Yrsa's work is like holding the truth in your hands," says Florence. "It sweats and breathes before you. A glorious living thing."
Sarah Jessica Parker
SJP has partnered with American Library Association's Book Club Central to make recommendations, and her June 2019 selection is Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth by Sarah Smarsh. "[Ms. Smarsh's] straightforward, empathetic storytelling ... brings readers into the heart of what it means to live with brokenness and resilience every day," Sarah Jessica notes. "I look forward to sharing this important book with all of you at your libraries."