Book club recommendation

[FortunatelyUnfortunately]

For anyone in a book club can you recommend a book that generated a lot of debate and discussion. It's sometimes a bit dull when we all say we adore it. Want to suggest something that will really get us talking!

[Bitchinabonnet]

'Small Great Things' by Jodi Picoult

[FortunatelyUnfortunately]

We've done that one. It provoked a big discussion about the politics of the book but no polar views regarding the book as a whole.

I'm looking for something that will have some people loving it and others hating it for a good debate.

[highinthesky]

Try "The Elephant in the Room" by Alice Wells.

[Mulch]

Let's talk about kevin

[TizzyDongue]

Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead.

[Mulch]

Also the third life of grange copeland. One of alice walkers lesser known books

[TizzyDongue]

The Miniaturist and The Girl with All the Gifts had varying views in my bookclub

[strawberrypenguin]

Gone girl. People either loved it or hated it (I hated it)

Book Thief by Marcus Zusak created a lot discussion

Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovich was a good one too

[DesdemonasHandkerchief]

We Need To Talk About Kevin

[Vistaverde]

I would third or is it even fourth We Talk About Kevin. I would also add The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood which generated a lot of discussion.

[Tilapia]

We had a good discussion about Room.

[TheGirlOnTheLanding]

His Bloody Project by Graeme McRae Burnet. Life After Life or A God in Ruins, both by Kate Atkinson. All interesting because of the structure as well as the story, and may divide opinion.