Need Bookclub Combo Suggestions

I am a big reader and this year started a different kind of bookclub where we do a theme each month with a short, classic and modern book option (and usually at least one has a film/tv adaption). This means people can choose their preference, helping if you have already read the book, don't like one of the books or don't have time for a big book. It's been quite a hit for the last 4 months, we have a little PowerPoint where we explain each book and then thematic discussion questions and it can be fun discussion themes and cross overs between the books – so looking for any suggestions anyone for some future books or to edit our current picks (I'm thinking maybe a luck month? Or doing something with Dune when it comes out? I have been told I pick depressing books lol)!

Book Club Months (Examples of format):

January: What is hope when all seems lost?

No Exit (Sartre)

Never Let Me Go (Ishiguro)

The Memory Police (Ogawa)

February: Would you love me if…?

Metamorphosis (Kafka)

Wuthering Heights (Brontë) or Giovanni's Room (Baldwin)

Klara and the Sun (Ishiguro)

March: Is evil a choice?

A Clockwork Orange or Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (Stevenson)

The Zone of Interest (Amis)

The Secret History (Tartt) or Crime and Punishment (Dostoevsky)

April: What is it to feel "other"?

We Have Always Lived in the Castle (Jackson)

The Stranger (Camus)

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine (Honeyman)

May: How can a story evolve?

We (Zamyatin)

1984 (Orwell)

Wifedom (Funder)

June: Survival – man, woman, or bear?

I Who Have Never Known Men (Harpman)

Lord of the Flies (Golding)

Into the Wild (Krakauer)

July: How can myths be reimagined?

The Penelopiad (Atwood)

The Odyssey (Homer)

Song of Achilles or Circe (Miller)

August: What makes a good murder mystery?

The Hound of the Baskervilles (Conan Doyle)

And Then There Were None (Christie)

Gone Girl (Flynn)

September: Prometheus – how far is too far?

Prometheus (Aeschylus)

Frankenstein (Shelley)

American Prometheus / Oppenheimer (Bird & Sherwin)

October: What keeps you up at night?

The Haunting of Hill House (Jackson)

Dracula (Stoker)

Something Wicked This Way Comes (Bradbury)

November: What worlds are shadows of our own?

Tender Is the Flesh (Bazterrica)

Brave New World (Huxley)

Sunrise on the Reaping (Collins)

December: What does it mean to be human?

The Road (McCarthy)

The Remains of the Day (Ishiguro)

A Gentleman in Moscow (Towles)