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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, legendary authors, near-future speculation, bold fictional proposals to very real climate change dilemmas, Snow Crash, Cryptonomicon
You should read this book if you like: Thrillers, living way off the grid, stories set in the northern Appalachian woods, strangers that appear around the time bad things start happening
You should read this book if you like: Nonfiction, anthologized thematic essays, world-class investigative journalism, social justice issues, American history and politics, Four Hundred Souls
You should read this book if you like: Contemporary fiction, magical realism, motherhood stories with a twist, allegory, metaphor, the ferocity of love, the feed and caring of baby owls
You should read this book if you like: Contemporary fiction, life is a small Connecticut town, the secret dramas of neighbors, life-affirming connections, the power of love and forgiveness
You should read this book if you like: Mysteries, thrillers, FBI Agent Atlee Pine, extremely old missing persons cases, tenacious investigators, plot twists, more plot twists, David Baldacci books
You should read this book if you like: Science fiction, Africanfuturism, biotechnology, near-future Nigeria, body augmentations, stunning revelations, thoughtful ruminations, Binti
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:
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November's Most Anticipated Young Adult Novels
The Most Anticipated Romances of November
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An interesting selection of new books
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I'm not particularly interested in American books, but it seems that they're the only ones that matter - especially if your book of the year vote is anything to go by. 🙄
Louise wrote: "I'm not particularly interested in American books, but it seems that they're the only ones that matter - especially if your book of the year vote is anything to go by. 🙄"It is super biased. If it's any help, I believe there is an option for writing in your own votes! It must work, the second round usually look super different from the first round.
Amy wrote: "Louise wrote: "I'm not particularly interested in American books, but it seems that they're the only ones that matter - especially if your book of the year vote is anything to go by. 🙄"It is supe..."
I didn't see a write-in option this year. :(
Our Violent Ends (the sequel to These Violent Delights) by Chloe Gong is out today!
Megan wrote: "Amy wrote: "Louise wrote: "I'm not particularly interested in American books, but it seems that they're the only ones that matter - especially if your book of the year vote is anything to go by. 🙄"..."Oh, that is extremely disappointing!
I have enjoyed all of the Atlee Pine books so far by Baldacci, starting with Mercy. They are suspenseful and have interesting characters. (I just finished The Gambler--it was the first novel of his that I did not enjoy. I didn't like the characters or the setting.)
"The 1619 Project" would probably cause all manner of frustration for White Supremacist Republicans in the USofA if it was added to school curriculums :)
Jim wrote: ""The 1619 Project" would probably cause all manner of frustration for White Supremacist Republicans in the USofA if it was added to school curriculums :)":)
what about The Nobleman's Guide to Scandal and Shipwrecks??? :)
Amy wrote: "If it's any help, I believe there is an option for writing in your own votes! ..."Nope. They got rid of that. it's very disappointing.
Thrawn Ascendancy: Lesser Evil by Timothy Zahn is the one I'm waiting to arrive.
Nadine wrote: "Amy wrote: "If it's any help, I believe there is an option for writing in your own votes! ..."Nope. They got rid of that. it's very disappointing."
Sooo disappointing and how did a book make it into the nominees for best fiction when it only has 350 ratings?!
Not sure what their system is for picking books, but something seems fishy. I was very sad to see that they missed The People We Keep.
These Silent Woods, Chouette, Thr 1619 Project: A New Origin Story and A Litttle Hope all sound good.
