Nearly two years in the making, my updated Rory Gilmore Reading List of books on Gilmore Girls is here, with 100+ new discoveries you likely won't find elsewhere and a printable PDF checklist. https://t.co/oQzRK1H8TU

If Stars Hollow had a book club episode, I think they’d read… Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus!

For Emily Gilmore, I focused on popular book club picks and novels about class. Agree or disagree?

For Lorelai Gilmore, I focused on pop culture hits and whip-smart storylines. Agree or disagree?

For Rory Gilmore, I focused on classics and literary fiction with a dash of bookish books. Agree or disagree?

If Gilmore Girls were still airing today, I totally think the cast would be following celebrity book club picks as closely as us bookworms. Here's what each character would read. https://t.co/qJ72DRuhno

Celebrity book club readers: Is Rory Gilmore an Oprah? Or a Jenna? https://t.co/qJ72DRuhno

This month, we are reading books on Gilmore Girls that were published after the year 2000. I picked I Remember Nothing by Nora Ephron because I wanted something light and fluffy to read after a long, hard winter. Here's my image review:

A remarkably bright adaptation teaser for book lovers. Not gonna lie, I got chills meeting Marcellus on the screen!

Daisy Edgar Jones (Normal People adaptation) will be starring in the adaptation of one of my favorite books of the year it was published: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin. https://t.co/SByUzKDJv9

March is our month to read books on Gilmore Girls published after 2000. None could be more iconic on the show than Wild by Cheryl Strayed (2012). So, a full post on it will be coming soon!

March is our month to read books on Gilmore Girls published after 2000, all to celebrate modern classics featured on the show and make us really well-rounded readers! https://t.co/BEBG5pYRlC

Authors: Predatory scams are everywhere right now. Someone even impersonated my Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge from a random Gmail. Please know: I do not charge authors for earned media. All contact comes from Friday Night Readers’ official domain or socials.

Adaptations streaming this month include many Gilmore Girls picks: The Count of Monte Cristo (PBS Masterpiece) Young Sherlock (Prime) Outlander (Starz) Wicked (Peacock) Henry David Thoreau (PBS) All the President’s Men (HBO) Bridget Jones’s Diary (Starz)

The longlist for the 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction has been announced, and I think avid readers like Rory Gilmore are going to like this list: Heart the Lover, Wild Dark Shore, A Guardian and a Thief, The Correspondent, and more!

Debut author Alli Hoff Kosik and I discuss coming-of-age themes in her new book, Too Blessed to Stress, on Gilmore Girls, and in four more popular books referenced on the show. https://t.co/68ZHpTZwJM

Audible’s Whispersync is now “Read and Listen.” If you own the ebook and audiobook, you can listen and read along in the Audible app. This is something I do with classics, usually on my Kindle. They have original classics narrated by famous actors, which can make them easier.

When I saw the popular Favorite Daughter sweatshirt below, I couldn’t help but think of Rory Gilmore! It has a classic Yale collegiate style and is also so tongue-in-cheek. It made me wonder, how would Rory wear this today? https://t.co/AaaZdsTdAR

For our Gilmore Girls book readers, here’s to 20 years of Eat, Pray, Love… probably the adventure Lorelai should have taken. https://t.co/9hGiA1FHJC

Oprah’s new book club pick has been announced: Kin by Tayari Jones. The description for Kin feels like a cousin to The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett to me, and early reviews of this found family novel are quite rave. Place your library holds stat!

Behind the scenes of my writing job, from where I work, to how I've pivoted, and the mindset principles that drive me. https://t.co/ureGfpwblW