I know it’s Sunday, but this post is inspired by the week’s topic on Top Ten Tuesday hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl , so credit where credit is due.
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It may be a cliche, but it’s almost inconceivable to me that we are half way through the year already. Returning to blogging has added a structure to my days that I’ve been lacking, and time seems to be moving faster now that I’m working to schedules and deadlines again.
Anyway, I was inspired by this week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic to take a look at the upcoming new releases for the rest of the year.
This isn’t an exhaustive list (obviously), it’s a bit of a mixed bag including contemporary romance, non-fiction, fantasy, and crime fiction. I didn’t think too deeply about what I chose to include in this post, though I tried to pick up a few from each month. None of the books are currently on my review schedule , though I have requested a few (but have yet to be approved). I’ve ordered the books by month of release rather than any particular level of desirability.
Let me know what’s on your wishlist!
Click on the cover to learn more about the book on Goodreads
”If she sometimes suspects there might be more to life than reading, she just shrugs and picks up a new book.” The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman July 9th by Berkley
”Cassie Hanwell was born for emergencies” Things You Save In a Fire by Katherine Center August 13th from St. Martins Press
”The remarkable, improbable story of a small, makeshift library in the Syrian town of Darayya” Syria’s Secret Library by Mike Thomson August 20th from Public Affairs
”A darkly funny and sexy novel that blows the lid off the medical profession and life inside a hospital by a young doctor” Going Under by Sonia Henry September 17th from Allen & Unwin
”Jess Brightwell and his friends must come together as never before, to forge a new future for the Great Library” Sword & Pen {The Great Library #5} by Rachel Caine September 19th from Alison Busby
”They will be joined by three diverse women and become known as the Horseback Librarians of Kentucky.” The Giver of Stars by JoJo Moyes October 18th from Pamela Dorman Books
“books that aren’t finished by their authors reside in the Library of the Unwritten in Hell” The Library of the Unwritten by A.J. Hackwith October 1st from Ace Books
“Dan is also an obsessive list maker, and his story unfolds entirely in his lists, which are brimming with Dan’s hilarious sense of humor, unique world-view, and deeply personal thoughts.” Twenty-one Truths About Love by Matthew Dicks November 19th from St. Martins Press
“Who will find the girls first? And will they get there in time?” Now You See Them {Stephens & Mephisto #5} by Elly Griffiths December 3rd from HMH
”All she has to do is kill a stranger” The Kill Club by Wendy Heard December 17th from Mira
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Which of these will you be adding to your wishlist?
Ooh I am excited for quite a few of these as well. Syria’s Secret Library sounds amazing, I love stuff like that. I am not sure how I’ve never read any of Rachel Caine’s library series…..I must rectify that. New Jojo Moyes looks like it might be interesting. There’s a few other covers here that catch my eye, so I will have to look them up
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I’m a sucker for anything by Rachel Caine I must admit.
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Read the blurb that accompanies the book jacket for Going Under and it’s a bit ‘OMG’ 😀
I have Twenty-One Truths in my TBR stack. I enjoyed his last book (far from perfect but the premise was good, so I’m looking forward to seeing what he dos here).
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I have a soft spot for medico memoirs, so I’m intrigued by Going Under, particularly since I remember the related media stir.
And I like the lists, the older I get the more I seem to rely on them lol
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I have ARC copies of Things You Save in a Fire and Twenty-One Truths About Love. The Bookish Life of Nina Hill is on my list.
Enjoy! Here are MY WEEKLY UPDATES
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Bookish Life and Things You Save in a Fire are on my own wishlist. I’m happy to see titles I didn’t know about and can possibly add them to the list. (though my list would be buckling under itself if it was a real list, lol)
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I’ve heard a lot of people mention the Bookish life of Nina Hill. I better go and pick it up and see for myself.
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I’m really excited for The Bookish Life of Nina Hill too. I also had no idea Jojo Moyes had a new one coming out so thanks for the head’s up. 🙂
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I’m excited for The Bookish Life of Nina Hill. Nina sounds so relatable and I’m already seeing some great reviews!
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What a great list! I am also pleased to see there is a new Jojo Moyes book coming out – and I have the first book in the Elly Griffiths series in my TBR which I need to hurry up and read… Thank you for sharing.
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The new JoJo Moyes looks interesting!
(Thanks for stopping by!)
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There are a bunch here I’m looking forward to — Things You Save in a Fire, the new Jojo Moyes, The LIbrary of the Unwritten. And the others look great too!
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