40: A book published in 2017

[Katie]

What are you reading this week?
Lucky in Love by Kasie West


Do you prefer reading new releases or older, more established books?
I like to read both. I always read older books, but in the past few years, I've started reading many more new releases, which I really enjoy.

Are there any other 2017 books you’ve read/are looking forward to reading?
I don't really look ahead to books before they're released, but I do have 2 authors I like to read when they release books & both have releases this year: Kasie West & Katie Cotugno

[Marie]

What are you reading this week?

The Heart of What Was Lost by Tad Williams

Do you prefer reading new releases or older, more established books?

I prefer to wait a while - I don't like hardbacks and I'm not a big ebook fan either (though I do read some of both). To get something in paperback means waiting for it to have been out for a while.

Are there any other 2017 books you’ve read/are looking forward to reading?

I got a couple on Amazon Deal of the Day for 99p that I think are 2017 books - The Hate U Give and The Keeper of Lost Things. One of them will hopefully make it to my list next year, if it gets a Goodreads Choice nomination. I'm no more eager to read them than the older books on my list though.

[Jennifer]

What are you reading this week?
Given to the Sea

Do you prefer reading new releases or older, more established books?
As a rule, I usually read books that are 2 or more years old as I get moist of my books from the library. I don't like being on a long waiting list for a book.

Are there any other 2017 books you’ve read/are looking forward to reading?
Nope

[Angela]

What are you reading this week?
The Mitford Murders, by Jessica Fellowes


Do you prefer reading new releases or older, more established books?
I really don't look at the year of publication - if a book looks interesting, the year of publication isn't relevant to me.

Are there any other 2017 books you’ve read/are looking forward to reading?
See What I have Done, by Sarah Schmidt and Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore, by Matthew Sullivan.

[Tracy]

- What are you reading this week?The Stars Are Fire by Anita Shreve
- Do you prefer reading new releases or older, more established books? I like to mix it up.
- Are there any other 2017 books you’ve read/are looking forward to reading? I was really looking forward to The Bear and the Nightingale among many others but I just didn't get around to it. I did read The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane and Norse Mythology, loved both of them

[Celia]

- What are you reading this week?
The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane
- Do you prefer reading new releases or older, more established books?
Older, more established
- Are there any other 2017 books you’ve read/are looking forward to reading?
I've only read a few... but there is always next year. By 2020, they will be established!!