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6 Great Books Hitting Shelves This Week
Need another excuse to treat yourself to a new book this week? We've got you covered with the buzziest new releases of the day.
To create our list, we focused on the books Goodreads members can't wait to read, which we measure by how many times a book has been added to Want to Read shelves. All these top titles are now available in the United States! Which ones catch your eye?
To create our list, we focused on the books Goodreads members can't wait to read, which we measure by how many times a book has been added to Want to Read shelves. All these top titles are now available in the United States! Which ones catch your eye?
You should read this book if you like: Science fiction, thrillers, mysteries, stories about infidelity and clones, stories about infidelity with clones, Magic for Liars
You should read this book if you like: Thrillers, suspense, domestic drama, loving families making poor choices, drug-dealing moms, police detective dads, The Night Olivia Fell
You should read this book if you like: Contemporary fiction, survivor stories, coming-of-age narratives, incredibly brave and resilient teenage heroines, My Absolute Darling, Flowers in the Attic, Room
You should read this book if you like: Literary fiction, genre-defying novels, digital culture, social media weirdness, fragmented narratives, the post-truth era, the post-irony era, Priestdaddy
You should read this book if you like: Contemporary fiction with mystery elements, coming-of-age stories, scandals at prestigious New England prep schools, modern adolescence, debut novels
You should read this book if you like: Nonfiction, science, sustainability issues, planetary existential dilemmas, physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, political science, admirable and authoritative authors
Which new releases are you looking forward to reading? Let's talk books in the comments!
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Check out more recent articles, including:
Readers' Most Anticipated Books of February
The February Romances Readers Are Falling For
February's Most Anticipated Young Adult Books
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I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years.
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She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."It is the dilemma of all book lovers. =)
She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."SAAAAAAME.
This site is owned by amazon /Bezos. It's for commerce and sale, not for readers. So: You are a good member of this community ;-)
other than this site, what site would you recommend for booklovers?
She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."Yes!! But this is a good problem to have! :)
No problem, get them (or order them) from your community library. I like this site for reviews, keeping up with favorite authors and keeping track of books I've read.
Yes, I agree. I get all my books from the library. You can also download them from the library. Its saving me a lot of money as there are very few books that I read twice and only if I really love a book do I then go out and buy it. Another cheaper way to get books is to use kindle app.
I am 2 hours into do no harm on audible and love it so far :)
Judy wrote: "No problem, get them (or order them) from your community library. I like this site for reviews, keeping up with favorite authors and keeping track of books I've read."Lisa wrote: "Yes, I agree. I get all my books from the library. You can also download them from the library. Its saving me a lot of money as there are very few books that I read twice and only if I really love ..."
Agree! Your library is your book budget's best friend.
She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."
She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."Only two? :D
I really like and enjoy this site. It has enabled me to be in the knowregarding new novels from my favourite authors and also helps
introduce me to many new authors. I borrow all my books from the library so it is of no importance to me who owns the site. I am sure there are many like minded people. Also, if I do buy a book when
I am finished with it I either donate it to our street library or our local library.
Thunderbolt and Sparrow a brand new book and a brand new author just trying to get his foot in the door. A time travelling adventure series.Team Thunderbolt unites and begins their quest to dismantle the extraterrestrial war machine. A must read for the entire family.
She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."I recently saw a meme that said reading books and buying books are completely different hobbies. They are right.
Christiane wrote: "This site is owned by amazon /Bezos. It's for commerce and sale, not for readers. So: You are a good member of this community ;-)"The Story Graph. I'm making the transition, and it's a kickass site run by women.
Caitlin 🍅Tomato Queen🍅 wrote: "Christiane wrote: "This site is owned by amazon /Bezos. It's for commerce and sale, not for readers. So: You are a good member of this community ;-)"The Story Graph. I'm making the transition, an..."
I was about to respond the same thing. I still use Goodreads because I feel it enables the community spirit a lot more; while with The Story Graph, it is more about the individual, and although you can see others' reviews, it isn't quite the same. But I found that with The Story Graph, the recommendations are a lot more accurate and specific, and the books they recommended were books I had NEVER heard of, but somehow ticked all the boxes and fitted perfectly within what I felt like reading at the time. Honestly can't recommend it enough - but again: use it for the personalised recommendations rather than the followers and the community.
Julia wrote: "other than this site, what site would you recommend for booklovers?"fantastic fiction is quite good if you like to see what some of your favourite authors are reading/would recommend etc and also finding similar authors/books in the same genre
She Who Must Not Be Named wrote: "I believe this is enabling me. I keep buying books that I might not get to in at least 2 years."Same here! I keep buying them, and now I probably have around 20 books just waiting for me!
