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7 Great New Books Hitting Shelves Today
Need another excuse to go to the bookstore this week? We've got seven! Bulk up your Want to Read shelf with these brand-new standalone titles.
Into the Water
by Paula Hawkins
You should read this book if you like: Mystery, The Girl on the Train, a town of unreliable witnesses and narrators, grim homecomings, suspicious drownings
Read our interview with Paula Hawkins
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry
by Neil deGrasse Tyson
You should read this book if you like: Nonfiction, StarTalk, accessible astronomy and astrophysics, bite-sized pieces of scientific wisdom
Read our interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson
The Leavers
by Lisa Ko
You should read this book if you like: Literary fiction, buzzy debuts, immigrant stories, moving examinations of borders and belonging
Read our interview with Lisa Ko
Dreamfall
by Amy Plum
You should read this book if you like: YA horror, creepy experimental procedures, shared dreams (and nightmares), teens banding together
Jane Austen, the Secret Radical
by Helena Kelley
You should read this book if you like: Nonfiction, biography, revisiting Jane Austen, feminism and civil rights, critical theory and analysis
Trajectory
by Richard Russo
You should read this book if you like: Short stories, Empire Falls, lapsed novelists and troubled professors, the decisions that define us, chance encounters
All the Best People
by Sonja Yoerg
You should read this book if you like: Historical fiction, 1970s America, the grace of ordinary lives, Tarot cards, searching for meaning, madness and magic
BONUS: The wait is over—check out three of the buzziest sequels coming out today!
A Court of Wings and Ruin
by Sarah J. Maas
The third book in A Court of Thorns and Roses YA fantasy series
(Start off the series with A Court of Thorns and Roses)
The Boy on the Bridge
by M.R. Carey
The second book in The Girl with All the Gifts horror series
(Start off the series with The Girl with All the Gifts)
What are you reading this week? Let's talk books in the comments!
Check out more recent blogs:
Top 100 Mysteries & Thrillers on Goodreads
Author-to-author Interview: Fiction vs. True Crime
Serial(ized) Killers Tell All ... and Recommend Books
by Paula Hawkins
You should read this book if you like: Mystery, The Girl on the Train, a town of unreliable witnesses and narrators, grim homecomings, suspicious drownings
Read our interview with Paula Hawkins
by Neil deGrasse Tyson
You should read this book if you like: Nonfiction, StarTalk, accessible astronomy and astrophysics, bite-sized pieces of scientific wisdom
Read our interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson
by Lisa Ko
You should read this book if you like: Literary fiction, buzzy debuts, immigrant stories, moving examinations of borders and belonging
Read our interview with Lisa Ko
by Amy Plum
You should read this book if you like: YA horror, creepy experimental procedures, shared dreams (and nightmares), teens banding together
by Helena Kelley
You should read this book if you like: Nonfiction, biography, revisiting Jane Austen, feminism and civil rights, critical theory and analysis
by Richard Russo
You should read this book if you like: Short stories, Empire Falls, lapsed novelists and troubled professors, the decisions that define us, chance encounters
by Sonja Yoerg
You should read this book if you like: Historical fiction, 1970s America, the grace of ordinary lives, Tarot cards, searching for meaning, madness and magic
by Sarah J. Maas
The third book in A Court of Thorns and Roses YA fantasy series
(Start off the series with A Court of Thorns and Roses)
by M.R. Carey
The second book in The Girl with All the Gifts horror series
(Start off the series with The Girl with All the Gifts)
Always and Forever, Lara Jean
by Jenny Han
The third book in the To All the Boys I've Loved Before YA contemporary series
(Start off the series with To All the Boys I've Loved Before)
by Jenny Han
The third book in the To All the Boys I've Loved Before YA contemporary series
(Start off the series with To All the Boys I've Loved Before)
What are you reading this week? Let's talk books in the comments!
Check out more recent blogs:
Top 100 Mysteries & Thrillers on Goodreads
Author-to-author Interview: Fiction vs. True Crime
Serial(ized) Killers Tell All ... and Recommend Books
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How could they have forgotten about The Dark Prophecy by Rick Riordan!?
also wondering why they left off the dark prophecy :(
Hayley wrote: "How could they have forgotten about The Dark Prophecy by Rick Riordan!?"Agreed. Can't wait to finish it!
Wait, 1970s is historical fiction now? That's...wow, that is almost as depressing as having music I listened to in college be referred to as "golden oldies."
Looking forward to DeGrasse Tyson's book. He was on Colbert last night doing the dog and pony show for it, and it sounds like a fun read.
I'm also looking forward to when this fad of reducing a book description to a half dozen words and a "If you liked X" is long past.
What I am wondering is how the author of this blog got the title 'Legion' out of 'The Boy on the Bridge'.
ACOWAR and Avenged by Amy Tintera, which also came out yesterday :)
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