Books serve as perfect companions especially when you’re waiting for your next flight or spending downtime at home. They manage to create an elaborate world within a certain number of pages and convey messages that speak to you.

Being a bibliophile myself, I can attest to how difficult it is to choose what my next read will be from thousands of book choices. When in doubt, I take recommendations from other bookworms. If you’re in need of some additions to your must-read list, check out what these celebrities are reading during their days off. You might just find your next favorite.

Kris Aquino and Rich People Problems

Thank You @antonsd for generously sharing your advance reading copy with me. I shall put my speed reading skills to good use & will finish this book by Friday morning. ?

A post shared by ?? Kris Aquino (@krisaquino) on Apr 5, 2017 at 5:14am PDT

Kris Aquino used to walk the halls of Ateneo de Manila University as a literature major and even after her success as a businesswoman and media personality, her love for reading has not waned. Just check out her Instagram feed to see some good selections from various authors. One of them is Rich People Problems (we all know why!), the final installment of Kevin Kwan’s Crazy Rich Asians trilogy and the wrap up to the story of an extravagant and outlandish but hilarious family. Get into the series now before the film opens in theaters!

Reese Witherspoon and The Alice Network

The votes are in y’all… #TheAliceNetwork won as our next @rwbookclub selection! I think you’ll really enjoy this exciting and fast-paced story about a pregnant American socialite who teams up with a female ex-spy and a hot-tempered young soldier in the aftermath of WWII. A story of courage and redemption. Happy reading! ? #RWBookClub

A post shared by Reese Witherspoon (@reesewitherspoon) on Jul 1, 2017 at 9:28am PDT

Although Reese Witherspoon is prominently known as an actress, she has worked behind the scenes of some critically acclaimed-movies and shows. Some of them include Gone Girl, Wild, and Big Little Lies. The common denominator among them? They’re all adaptations of novels. The Oscar-winning actress is a proud bibliophile, promoting new reads for the #RWBookClub every month. Her recent selection is The Alice Network, a suspense, period, and thriller story all wrapped up in a book from Kate Quinn. As you can see from the caption, the actress only has praises for the book. Could we possibly see her spearhead the novel’s big screen adaptation soon?

Mindy Kaling and Monty Python Speaks

A terrific present from @asekar95 with a note that is as correct as it is slightly damning!

A post shared by Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) on Jun 13, 2017 at 9:04pm PDT

Comedians recognizing other comedians! Mindy seems to be a fan of the legendary comedy group, Monty Python. The British comedy troupe revolutionized sketch comedy, a style still adapted by shows like Saturday Night Live and The Office, which Mindy starred in. Celebrity autobiographies are always fun to read because they give you a glimpse of their stardom from their perspective. As the post-it read, Monty Python Speaks by David Morgan is described as “gossipy”—Mindy is intrigued and so am I.

Emma Roberts and Sex and Rage

As a young girl growing up in Los Angeles, I spent a lot of time & energy trying to figure out who I was. I think this is true for young women growing up in most places — and it is for this reason that we chose #SexAndRage by the legendary #EveBabitz as our #July @belletrist book pick. Babitz’s heroine, Jacaranda, speaks volumes to the messiness and mistakes that mark adolescence. I can’t wait for you guys to read her story, and to hopefully enjoy the rest of the Eve Babitz collection once you finish this one. Read it on the beach, read it in your house, read it on the subway, read it wherever books are read…which is, of course, everywhere. Head over to @belletrist for more… ?

A post shared by Emma Roberts (@emmaroberts) on Jul 13, 2017 at 9:42am PDT

It looks like Emma Roberts is more Nancy Drew than Chanel Oberlin. There is never a shortage of reading-related posts on Emma’s Instagram feed so it’s no surprise that she decided to collate it all by starting Belletrist, a book club with friend Karah Preiss. Their book of the month is Sex and Rage by Eve Babitz. Subtitled “Advice to Young Ladies Looking for a Good Time,” the novel is a story of a young woman torn between basking in the bliss of Los Angeles and finding a purpose in life in New York. I’m sure the premise speaks to anyone who remembers the struggle of finding yourself in the hustle and bustle of the city.

Oprah Winfrey and Behold the Dreamers

The book that’s MOST exciting me right now is Imbolo Mbue’s book Behold The Dreamers. Loved it so much it’s my newest Book Club selection.

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Who can forget how Oprah Winfrey started Oprah’s Book Club in 1996 as a segment of The Oprah Winfrey Show. When the show ended, she created Oprah’s Book Club 2.0 that instead uses social media as a platform for their discussions and recommendations. This month’s choice is titled Behold the Dreamers by Imbolo Mbue. Described by Oprah herself as “thought-provoking” and “heartwarming,” the characters’ struggle with immigrant life and economic downfall in 2007 New York speaks volumes even when read today.

Sarah Jessica Parker and No One Is Coming to Save Us

It’s official. “No One is Coming to Save Us” by Stephanie Powell Watts is our inaugural title for ALA #bookclubcentral. Start reading. Join the conversation. Details and dates to follow. Go to your local library, support your local book seller, visit bookclubcentral.org and enjoy this great summer read. X, Sj

A post shared by SJP (@sarahjessicaparker) on Jun 24, 2017 at 3:02pm PDT

It turns out the Sex and the City star loves books just as much as she loves fashion. Despite her busy schedule, SJP’s dedication to reading didn’t go unnoticed by the American Library Association. Her fondness for books made her the perfect inaugural chairman of the ALA’s Book Club Central. Her first pick for the organization is No One Is Coming to Save Us by Stephanie Powell Watts. The novel is about one family’s struggle with dreams, prosperity, and the what-if’s of life. SJP says it’s a great summer read; it’s also a good read for the rainy days we’ve been experiencing lately.

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