Where to find 2022 Everyday Reading Book Club Books

I hope everyone is as excited as I am to dive into the list of books for the 2022 Everyday Reading Book club. This year I thought it would be helpful to provide this list of all the books and where to find them at a great deal! Of course I one hundred percent recommend utilizing your local library, but I also understand that the waitlist for some books can be weeks or months long- especially if the book is new or popular as some of these titles are.

Here are some of my favorite places to get books online.

Abe Books. This is one of my favorite places to snag used books online. They have great prices and most of the books have free shipping with no minimum order.

BetterWorldBooks. This is a great resource for used books, plus they use some of the proceeds to help support literacy programs. And you can use the code NEW10 for an extra 10% their already low prices. For a limited time they are offering 15% off new books with the code GIFT21.

Libro.fm. This is my number one choice for audiobooks these days – it’s the same price as Audible, super easy to use, has a gigantic selection and helps supports independent bookstores. It’s a no-brainer for me. You can get 2 audiobooks for $14.99 here.

Audioboks.com. This is another good alternative to Audible and you can choose any two books from their library for free with a 30 day trial.

Audible. Audible is the reigning king of audiobooks and if you’ve never tried it, you can pick any one book for their massive collection for free here. They are still having their killer deal where you can get your first three months for $5.95/ month.

Scribd. This is basically like Netflix for audiobooks and my girls use it EVERY SINGLE DAY to listen to audiobooks. You can read a full rundown of how it works here and you can sign up for a free 30 day trial here.

Hoopla. This is a service provided by public libraries, so if your library has a subscription you’re in luck. There are no hold lines on the ebooks or audiobooks (you’re just limited to a certain number of checkouts per month – that number is set by your library system) and the collection is the same across library systems.