Oprah's Book Club

Whether you're reading them for the first time or revisiting your favorite, these books kept Oprah's Book Club readers eagerly turning pages!

Say You're One of Them  by Uwam Akpan
announced September 2009

The Story of Edgar Sawtelle  by David Wroblewski
announced September 2008

A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose  by Eckhart Tolle
announced January 2008

The Pillars of the Earth  by Ken Follett
announced November 2007

Love in the Time of Cholera  by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
announced October 2007

Middlesex  by Jeffrey Eugenides
announced June 2007

The Road  by Cormac McCarthy
announced March 2007

The Measure of a Man  by Sidney Poitier
announced January 2007

Night  by Elie Wiesel
announced January 2006

A Million Little Pieces  by James Frey
announced September 2005

As I Lay Dying ,  The Sound and the Fury,  and  A Light in August  by William Faulkner
announced June 2005

The Good Earth  by Pearl S. Buck
announced September 2004

Anna Karenina  by Leo Tolstoy
announced May 2004

The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter  by Carson McCullers
announced April 2004

One Hundred Years of Solitude  by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
announced January 2004

Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton
announced September 2003

East of Eden  by John Steinbeck
announced June 2003

Sula   by Toni Morrison
announced April 5, 2002

Fall On Your Knees  by Anne-Marie MacDonald
announced January 24, 2002

A Fine Balance  by Rohinton Mistry
announced November 30, 2001

The Corrections  by Jonathan Franzen
announced September 24, 2001

Cane River  by Lalita Tademy
announced June 20, 2001

Stolen Lives: Twenty Years in a Desert Jail  by Malika Oufkir
announced May 16, 2001

Icy Sparks  by Gwyn Hyman Rubio
announced March 8, 2001

We Were the Mulvaneys  by Joyce Carol Oates
announced January 24, 2001

House of Sand and Fog  by Andre Dubus III
announced November 16, 2000

Drowning Ruth  by Christina Schwarz
announced September 27, 2000

Open House  by Elizabeth Berg
announced August 23, 2000

The Poisonwood Bible  by Barbara Kingsolver
announced June 23, 2000

While I Was Gone  by Sue Miller
announced May 26, 2000

The Bluest Eye  by Toni Morrison
announced April 27, 2000

Back Roads  by Tawni O'Dell
announced March 28, 2000

Daughter of Fortune   by Isabel Allende
announced February 17, 2000

Gap Creek  by Robert Morgan
announced January 18, 2000

A Map of the World  by Jane Hamilton
announced December 3, 1999

Vinegar Hill  by A. Manette Ansay
announced November 10, 1999

River, Cross My Heart  by Breena Clarke
announced October 14, 1999

Tara Road  by Maeve Binchy
announced September 4, 1999

Mother of Pearl  by Melinda Haynes
announced June 15, 1999

White Oleander  by Janet Fitch
announced May 6, 1999

The Pilot's Wife  by Anita Shreve
announced March 31, 1999

The Reader  by Bernhard Schlink
announced February 26, 1999

Jewel  by Bret Lott
announced January 19, 1999

Where the Heart Is  by Billie Letts
announced December 7, 1998

Midwives  by Christopher Bohjalian
announced October 20, 1998

What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day  by Pearl Cleage
announced September 25, 1998

I Know This Much Is True  by Wally Lamb
announced June 18, 1998

Breath, Eyes, Memory  by Edwidge Danticat
announced May 22, 1998

Black and Blue  by Anna Quindlen
announced April 9, 1998

Here on Earth  by Alice Hoffman
announced March 6, 1998

Paradise  by Toni Morrison
announced January 16, 1998

The Meanest Thing to Say ,  The Treasure Hunt,  and  The Best Way to Play  by Bill Cosby
announced December 1997

Ellen Foster   and  A Virtuous Woman  by Kaye Gibbons
announced October 27, 1997

A Lesson Before Dying  by Ernest J. Gaines
announced September 22, 1997

Songs In Ordinary Time  by Mary McGarry Morris
announced June 18, 1997

The Heart of a Woman  by Maya Angelou
announced May 9, 1997

The Rapture of Canaan  by Sheri Reynolds
announced April 8, 1997

Stones from the River  by Ursula Hegi
announced February 28 1997

She's Come Undone  by Wally Lamb
announced January 22, 1997

The Book of Ruth  by Jane Hamilton
announced November 18, 1996

Song of Solomon  by Toni Morrison
announced November 18, 1996

The Deep End of the Ocean  by Jacquelyn Mitchard
announced September 17, 1996