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99 Upcoming Books the Goodreads Editors Can't Wait to Read
This one is pretty straightforward: The curated roundup below features the books that we here on the editorial team can’t wait to get our paws on. It’s an opportunity to highlight not just the hotly anticipated stuff, but also the upcoming books that otherwise might not find their way onto other lists. In other words, these are books we think deserve some attention.
As usual, there’s a bit of overlap when it comes to the titles we all want, so we’ve featured those up top. All the books listed here are scheduled to be published in the U.S. later this year.
Click or tap the book cover images for more information on each title, and don’t forget to feed your Want to Read shelf.
Books We Fought Over
Hot debuts we can't wait to discuss with one another, along with the return of many of our favorite authors, are at the top of our collective Want to Read shelf!
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Senior Editor Sharon Hsu's Picks
Clearly, I'm in the mood to read nonfiction and debuts right now. And despite my best intentions, a couple of campus novels always manage to sneak back onto my Want to Read shelf…
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Senior Editor Cybil Wallace's Picks
Looking at this list, I guess I'm in the mood for lots of dark and moody atmospheric reading across genres! Really excited to get my hands on all of these…
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Managing Editor Danny Feekes' Picks
First and foremost, a new Samantha Irby book is always cause for celebration! Beyond that, 2023 seems to be the year of celebrity memoirs, and I'm so here for it! (Paris!)
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Feb 21, 2023 02:15PM
Oh ones I'm really excited for is Mary Higgins Clark's Where are the Children Now, and V. C. Andrews Little Paula
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Rick Bailey has another essay collection coming out, "And Now This," which will appeal to all who like his essays. Tim Tebow's "Mission Possible" for students should be in the stores in a few weeks.
that was exciting to see that sharon hsu and i share many similar picks! and i even added a few books to my tbr from danny feeke's list.
I only had one book on this list, but if I had to pick one book for March and it would be a very hard choice to choose one, I would say it is Grace Draven's Hellebore.
bloody hell. Modern books look too damn beautiful
Since you replaced the old great book page design with this new horrible and useless design, I don't trust your judgment anymore, so, unlike past years, I find myself looking upon these recommendations with a lot of suspicion. I'll just dismiss them and I hope you will improve (a lot) the book design some day, so that I can trust your taste in books again.
I feel like you should have to reveal which editor won the book in the top category!
Cosimo wrote: "Since you replaced the old great book page design with this new horrible and useless design, I don't trust your judgment anymore, so, unlike past years, I find myself looking upon these recommendat..."I agree. It's disgustingly ugly. The feedback form NEVER worked (gave me errors) and they never replied when I complained about it so I don't think we ever had input lol.
Does anyone at Goodreads know that there are users who do not live in the U.S.? Has anyone at Goodreads ever bothered to count how many there are? Has anyone at Goodreads even vaguely, however briefly, thought of publishing lists of books that will soon be published in a language other than English? I wonder.
John wrote: "Does anyone at Goodreads know that there are users who do not live in the U.S.? Has anyone at Goodreads ever bothered to count how many there are? Has anyone at Goodreads even vaguely, however brie..."I completely agree.
Emily wrote: "I feel like you should have to reveal which editor won the book in the top category!"HAHAHAHA! NEVER!
Cybil wrote: "Emily wrote: "I feel like you should have to reveal which editor won the book in the top category!"HAHAHAHA! NEVER!"
I’m half asleep but at first I thought this was a reply to the request that Goodreads features books written in other languages 😂
Most excited for:Silence for the Dead- Simone St. James
The Ferryman- Justin Cronin
The Whispers- Ashley Audrain
Looking Glass Sound- Catriona Ward
Spin a Black Yarn- Josh Malerman
Robin Alvarez’s When Oceans Rise, a Filipino little mermaid retelling
I’m excited about Does Love Always Win? By Diane Billas!!!
I’m looking forward to these ones as well as Does Love Always Win by Diane Billas
Wow. So many books coincidentally at either 304, 320, or 352 pages!
John wrote: "Does anyone at Goodreads know that there are users who do not live in the U.S.? Has anyone at Goodreads ever bothered to count how many there are? Has anyone at Goodreads even vaguely, however brie..."Totally agreed! I'm from Germany, but read a lot English books. As I learn Russian and Dutch I would be happy to be able to filter by language.
I wonder if they have any tween books, for my friend.
A book I am really, really excited to come out is Koru The Trainer I Used To Know, it's coming out in March (or was it April), and I hear it's really good. I'd recommend checking it out when it finally releases!
Does Love Always Win? By Diane Billas would be a great addition to this list!
Looks pretty dire overall, apart fromCronin and maybe one other…most of these touch upon the accepted & repeated topics du jour, but don’t seem to offer much originality…
This is a fantastic list! I already have a handful of these books on my must read and or most anticipated books of 2023 shelves. While reading through the lost I was lucky to find about 3 armfuls more to add! Thank you for sharing! I cant wait to devour these books and discuss. Also, Cybil Wallace I am right there with you!!!
Thank you for this list! I added many books to my TBR. It’s always great to read about books that aren’t necessarily promoted as much and nice to find new reads and authors.
Where are books by Mark Greaney, Brad Taylor, Brad Thor, Thomas Perry, and Jonathan Kellerman?
100% agreed on the useless book page, most actions require more clicks in the new design, how that is a UI improvement I will never understand, I'll just go with the cover and the short description I get here, which led to approximately zero clicks on 'want to read'. Don't know what it is with covers these days, but they simply don't look interesting enough to dig deeper most of the time
