One of our all time fave bookworms is the one and only Reese Witherspoon. We love scrolling through her Instagram and checking out the effortlessly styled shots of the gorgeous books she’s reading. She gravitates toward books with strong female leads and interesting storylines. Here are 5 BookSparks books that we think Reese would totally read.

Maybe in Another Life by Taylor Jenkins Reid

A chick-lit story like no other, Maybe in Another Life tells concurrent storylines of a girl named Hannah and the different decisions she makes. What will happen if she stays at the bar with the cute boy? What happens if she leaves with her friend? It’s like Sliding Doors for the modern girl. Crack open this must-read and find out!

 

Losing the Light by Andrea Dunlop

This is the perfect steamy story for Reese to read poolside. Brooke moves to France to study abroad, but quickly gets caught up in an irresistible but disastrous love triangle. Can Brooke escape the seductive relationship before it consumes her and prevents her from ever returning home? Not to mention, it’s a Target Recommended Read which means you can grab it easily on your next trip!

Come Away With Me by Karma Brown

Is it possible to truly escape your grief? Find out as Tegan and Gabe go on a spontaneous around the world adventure in search of forgiveness and peace. From bustling Thai markets to soothing Hawaiian waves, this story is equally hopeful as it is heartbreaking.

 

The House of Bradbury by Nicole Meier

Mia feels like her life is going nowhere. Looking for some inspiration and change she purchases the estate of iconic author Ray Bradbury. However, as mysterious sketches start appearing at her doorstep Mia begins to wonder if the house of Bradbury is more than she bargained for. It’s a wonderful tale full of authentic LA history.

 

BIGLAW by Lindsay Cameron

Reese’s inner Elle Woods would adore this law story. Mackenzie Corbett is a corporate law attorney with a New York apartment, cute boyfriend and fat paycheck. But she quickly learns that no amount of money is worth the treacherous life of big law. 

 

 

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