Kaia Gerber's Library Science Book Club: Every Pick

Albertine Sarrazin's 1960s French novel, chosen in February 2024, follows a young woman who escapes jail and falls for a criminal.

Kaveh Akbar's debut was the first official pick after the website launched. Its narrator is a son investigating his late mother's life, and she discussed it with the author.

Michelle Zauner's memoir deals with strict parenting and the work of reconciling cultural identity with personal ambition.

Carmen Maria Machado's March 2023 memoir recounts an emotionally abusive queer relationship.

A 2020 pick centered on Kya, a girl raised outside society who becomes a murder suspect.

Gerber called Kate Elizabeth Russell's novel psychologically relevant and said it doesn't romanticise the abuse at its center.

Sagan's French classic turns up in the archive twice, in 2020 and again in 2025.

Wilde's classic is the one nineteenth-century title here, listed for April 2023.

Lillian Fishman's novel dates to June 2023 and was included when the club recapped its earlier choices.