The Book of the Month June 2024 selections are here! Decide which of these books you want to add to your subscription box.
Book of the Month is my favorite subscription box. Every month, I choose between their curated book selections, and voila! A blue box arrives at my door carrying one (or two or three) new books for me to read.
Each month, Book of the Month chooses between five and seven hardcover books you can choose from. Rather listen to an audiobook? Book of the Month has those, too! Now you can opt for audiobooks as your monthly pick or add them on at any time during the month.
Every month, I will highlight the books chosen and let you know my thoughts on the chosen titles.
Even if you don’t have a Book of the Month subscription (yet), I think you’ll find value in looking at a curated list of new releases.
Keep scrolling to see all the details about the Book of the Month June 2024 selections and to find out which one I’m adding to my subscription box.
What is Book of the Month?
Book of the Month is a monthly subscription book service highly popular among the book community. Trust me, once you try it, you’ll be hooked.
How it Works
Each month, a panel of judges chooses at least five books for you to choose from. The Book of the Month selections cover different genres and are always special edition hardcovers. Often, the chosen books haven’t been published yet, so you get to be one of the first people to read them.
At the beginning of the month, you choose one book to add to your box and shortly thereafter the little blue box arrives at your door. If you aren’t loving any of the selected books, you just skip that month and your credits will just roll over to the next month. Or, after your third box, you can choose from five member favorite books for your month’s selection instead.
On the other hand, if you want more than one book, once you’ve chosen your initial book, you can add-on up to four additional books at a discounted rate. These add-ons can be from the current month’s selection, be favorites from previous months, or be new releases specially included in the add-on catalog.
Pricing
Book of the Month runs two different pricing plans. On the monthly plan, you get one credit a month for $17. If you are willing to pay upfront, the yearly plan gives you 12 credits for $168, which averages out to $14 a book. For a hardcover new release, both prices are a steal.
Even better, when you include additional books into your box, they are only $10 each!
Book of the Month also offers 3, 6, and 9-month gift cards if you are considering purchasing it as a gift.
For new subscribers, Book of the Month’s homepage almost always has a special offer to get your first book for $10. But I can do you one better. If you are interested in joining, you can use this Book of the Month Club referral link to get your first book for $5 right now!
Bonus Features
But wait, there’s more! Once you’ve chosen your 12th book from Book of the Month, you join the BFF club and get a special Book of the Month tote.
After that, you’ll get a free add-on every year for your birthday month. Plus, when the end of the year rolls around, you get one of the top 5 Book of the Month selections from the year for free. (Note: They didn’t do the Book of the Year in 2023 so I’m not sure if they are still doing this bonus, though it is listed as a benefit on the website.) That’s an additional two books each year for no additional cost.
What are you waiting for? Join Book of the Month and get your first book at a discounted price!
June 2024 Book of the Month Selections
Honey
Isabel Banta
In 1997, Amber Young escapes her small town to join the girl band Cloud9 in Los Angeles. Swept up into a life of fame and luxury, Amber soon finds herself hanging out with rising singer-dancer Gwen Morris and uber-famous boy band member Wes Kingston. As Amber embarks on a solo career, her celebrity increases but her personal life suffers. Soon Amber feels at the mercy of an industry that seeks to exploit you knowing that only one mistake can shatter you.
Margo’s Got Money Troubles
Rufi Thorpe
The child of a Hooters waitress and an ex-pro wrestler, Margo has always known she’d be on her own in life. When an affair with her college professor leads to an unexpected pregnancy, Margo finds herself at 20 an unemployed single mother on the verge of eviction. Letting her father move in as long as he helps with childhood, Margo decides to start an OnlyFans account, using his wrestling marketing strategies to send her account viral. Is internet fame the answer to her money troubles or just the start of all her problems?
One-Star Romance
Laura Hankin
Messy romance writer Natalie and rigid academic Rob have nothing in common, except their love for their best friends. When the two friends get engaged, Nat doesn’t mind walking down the aisle with Rob, whom she shares unexpected chemistry with. Until she learns that Nat wrote a rather public one-star review of her latest novel. Nat would love nothing better than never seeing Rob again but as their friends celebrate different milestones, Nat and Rob’s consistent meetings over the years help them see that even the best love stories might need a little rewriting.
The Lion Women of Tehran
Marjan Kamali
When her father unexpectedly dies, seven-year-old Ellie and her mother are thrust from the 1950s upper class in Tehran to live in a tiny home downtown. Ellie soon befriends Homa and the two girls are inseparable, sharing dreams of becoming “lion women” someday. After her family fortunes change, Ellie rejoins the wealthy ranks of society, becoming the most popular girl at her elite high school. Just as Iran is reaching a political breaking point, Homa reappears in Ellie’s life causing a disruption that will change them both forever in this haunting coming-of-age story.
A Talent for Murder
Peter Swanson
Martha Ratliff had long given up on love and enjoyed her life as a librarian in Maine. But when she met Alan, she felt swept away. Now, a year after their marriage, the traveling salesman still feels like a mystery to her. After discovering a blood streak on one of his shirts, Martha looks a little deeper into the cities Alan travels to and notices a series of unsolved cases of murdered women. With the help of her friend, Martha digs deeper into Alan and what they find is even more unexpected than they could have imagined.
Want an Audiobook Instead?
Recently, Book of the Month has started including audiobooks as another option for your monthly picks. Instead of choosing a hardcover copy, you can choose one of these audiobooks as your main selection this month.
June’s Audiobooks:
Not Feeling the June Books?
Sometimes, it happens. If none of the June 2024 Book of the Month selections are calling your name, don’t despair. After your third box, you now have another option!
Previously, if you didn’t love the five choices, you would have to skip the whole month. Now if you have BFF status, you can choose a member fave hardcover for your monthly box and then add-on up to four more books if you choose.
Member Faves:
June’s New Add-Ons
Book of the Month also includes a few extra releases on top of their monthly selections. Once you have picked your main selection, you can choose to add-on these new books (or any past release) to your box.
June’s New Books:
My June 2024 Picks
My husband and I just got back from celebrating our 15th anniversary in Portugal, so I’m a little late writing up the June Book of the Month selections.
And I have to admit, I wasn’t particularly impressed with the June selections. Honestly, none of them are calling to me.
I think I will eventually read The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali. It sounds like the kind of deep coming-of-age story I would love.
Yet in my jet-lagged state and with a gigantic stack of deep books I still need to read (I’m looking at you, The Covenant of Water), I could not bring myself to grab anything too profound this month.
I decided to skip the June selections and opt for a past favorite instead – Mai Corland’s romantasy Five Broken Blades. It sounds like a fun beach read to read at the lake this summer.
Speaking of beach reads, I decided to add-on Emily Henry’s debut Beach Read. Everyone raved about it when it came out years ago, so I decided to see what I think. I have mixed thoughts on Emily Henry’s books. I just read Funny Story, which was okay. I really enjoyed Happy Place but didn’t like People We Meet on Vacation.
To round out my pick, I decided to go with Erik Larson’s Civil War history, The Demon of Unrest. I don’t think I’ll get to it anytime soon, but I’ve been a fan of his books for a while and I know I’ll eventually find the time to read it.
Which of the Book of the Month June 2024 Selections Are You Going to Pick?
What books can you not wait to get your hands on this month? Or are you skipping this month’s selections? As always, let me know in the comments!
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