10.14.2026

The Blackout Book Club by Amy Lynn Green // Review

My Review: 

An unlikely head librarian brings a community together over books during wartime. 

Avid Montgomery is not the biggest reader, but she makes a promise to her brother before he goes to war and is determined to keep it. When Miss Cavendish threatens to close the library and turn it into a nursery school, Avis comes up with the idea of a book club to encourage indoor activities during wartime. 

The book club brings a variety of women and men together, slowly becoming friends while discussing books. Ginny is feisty and opinionated saying things like they are and saving to help her family back home. She brings a lot of humor to the story, and I liked her friendship with Freddy. Martina is a thoughtful and hardworking woman, doing her best to take care of her children and provide for them alone. 

Overall, an entertaining and enjoyable read that follows 4 very different women brought together in friendship through books. I loved how the book club brought the town together from all walks of life and situations, sharing their thoughts on books, laughing and learning together, showing the beautiful side of humanity. Engaging plot, with memorable characters, and compelling storylines. Highly recommend!

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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