Reading With Rochelle Weinstein: November
Hello Readers & Friends,
I know. I know. The November wrap-up means December’s here, and you’re probably shaking your head like: where did 2025 go? I hope November meant time spent with family, friends, and loved ones, gratitude, and reading great books. My November reading count fell short as life and work took over (more about that in my newsletter), but I still managed to finish some fantastic reads.
Here are the November books to add to your TBR.
Brady’s novella dazzles with holiday cheer.
Merry Little Bookshop, Brisa Carlson
Mothers and daughters and their complicated bond. Emotional and layered.
Jessica Harmon Has Stepped Away, Reyna Marder Gentin
True crime involving a violent stalker with a shocking conclusion.
The Pursued, Corey Mead
A woman heads off to France to conquer writer’s block and begins a bold new chapter.
The French Effect, Patricia Sands
How to say goodbye while sharing the beautiful lessons of life.
Fun fact: Berg inspired me to become a writer.
Life: A Love Story, Elizabeth Berg
Irving returns to St. Cloud’s orphanage from The Cider House Rules.
Queen Esther, John Irving
Happy Reading. Don’t forget to write reviews and share with your friends.
Rochelle
Rochelle B. Weinstein is the USA Today bestselling author of multiple contemporary fiction novels, most recently We Are Made of Stars. Her work has been featured in People, Deadline, Entertainment Weekly, Country Living, Woman’s Day, Woman’s World, First for Women, Kveller, Totally Booked with Zibby, Book Bub, and more. Rochelle is the book columnist for AQUA Magazine and a frequent speaker and workshop instructor. A former entertainment industry executive and NBC-6 Miami book correspondent, Rochelle splits her time between South Florida and the mountains of North Carolina. Visit her at www.rochelleweinstein.com and subscribe to her newsletter.
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