Go On Girl! Book Club’s Complete Reading List

Go On Girl! Book Club Group Photo

Launched in 1991, Go On Girl! Book Club, Inc. is one of the largest national reading organizations in the U.S. for Black women. Their reading list spans over a quarter of a century. You may review the complete list below. You’ll definitely discover some great books and authors.

January 2001 – Selection

Cover of The Chaneysville Incident: A Novel

The Chaneysville Incident: A Novel

by David Bradley

February 2001 – Selection

Cover of Kismet : A story of Love, Friendship, Obsession and Fate

Kismet : A story of Love, Friendship, Obsession and Fate

March 2001 – Selection

Cover of Iron Shadows

by Steven Barnes

April 2001 – Selection

Cover of On Her Own Ground: The Life and Times of Madam C.J. Walker

On Her Own Ground: The Life and Times of Madam C.J. Walker

by A’Lelia Bundles

May 2001 – Selection

Cover of Dark Matter: Reading the Bones

Dark Matter: Reading the Bones

by Sheree Renée Thomas

June 2001 – Selection

Cover of The Blacker The Berry…

The Blacker The Berry…

by Wallace Thurman

July 2001 – Selection (New Author of the Year)

Cover of Church Folks vs. Christians: Do You See the Difference?

Church Folks vs. Christians: Do You See the Difference?

by Michelle Coleman-Bernard

August 2001 – Selection (Author of the Year)

Cover of Bruised Hibiscus

Bruised Hibiscus

by Elizabeth Nunez

September 2001 – Selection

Cover of Whatever Happened to Daddy’s Little Girl?: The Impact of Fatherlessness on Black Women

Whatever Happened to Daddy’s Little Girl?: The Impact of Fatherlessness on Black Women

by Jonetta Rose Barras

October 2001 – Selection

Cover of Sin in Soul’s Kitchen: A Novel (Zane Presents)

Sin in Soul’s Kitchen: A Novel (Zane Presents)

November 2001 – Selection (New Author of the Year)

Cover of Cane River

by Lalita Tademy

December 2001 – Selection

Cover of Chocolate Thoughts: Short Stories, Essays and Poetry from the Hearts and Minds of Real Black Men

Chocolate Thoughts: Short Stories, Essays and Poetry from the Hearts and Minds of Real Black Men

by S. James Guitard

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