Previous Years:
I’ll be updating this list throughout the year, but here are some of my most anticipated releases! I italicized the ones I have yet to read and bolded my favorites so far:
January
- Everless by Sara Holland (5 stars)
- The Cruel Prince by Holly Black (5 stars)
- The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert (4 stars)
- Reign the Earth by A.C. Gaughen (3 stars)
- Between the Blade and the Heart by Amanda Hocking (DNF)
- Unearthed by Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner (4 stars)
- Shadowsong by S. Jae-Jones (DNF)
- The Girl in the Tower by Katherine Arden (4 stars)
February
- The Traitor’s Game by Jennifer A. Nielsen (4.5 stars)
- Immortal Reign by Morgan Rhodes (4 stars)
- The Queen’s Rising by Rebecca Ross (4 stars)
- Tess of the Road by Rachel Hartman (DNF)
- Surprise Me by Sophie Kinsella (3.5 stars)
- Honor Among Thieves by Rachel Caine (3 stars)
- Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston (3 stars)
- Iron, Ink, and Glass by Gwendolyn Clare (2.5 stars)
- Blood of a Thousand Stars by Rhoda Belleza
- Tempests and Slaughter by Tamora Pierce
- The Defiant by Lesley Livingston (4 stars)
- The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton
March
- Obsidio by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff (4 stars)
- To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo (5 stars)
- Aru Shah and the End of Time by Roshani Chokshi (5 stars)
- The Queens of Innis Lear by Tessa Gratton (5 stars)
- Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi (5 stars)
April
- Beyond a Darkened Shore by Jessica Leake (3 stars)
- Defy the Worlds by Claudia Gray (DNF)
- Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young (5 stars)
- Ash Princess by Laura Sebastian (2 stars)
- Isle of Blood and Stone by Makiia Lucier (3 stars)
- Stormcaster by Cinda Williams Chima (4 stars)
- Circe by Madeline Miller (4.5 stars)
- Starry Eyes by Jenn Bennett (4.5 stars)
May
- War Storm by Victoria Aveyard
- The Oddling Prince by Nancy Springer (5 stars)
- Furyborn by Claire Legrand (4 stars)
- Royals by Rachel Hawkins (2 stars)
- Brightly Burning by Alexa Donne (3.5 stars)
- The Smoke Thieves by Sally Green (4 stars)
- ACOFAS by Sarah J Maas (2.5 stars)
- My Plain Jane (4 stars)
- Love & Luck by Jenna Evans Welch (2.5 stars)
- Allied by Amy Tintera (2 stars)
- Listen to Your Heart by Kasie West (3.5 stars)
- The Bird and the Blade by Megan Bannen (DNF)
- Smoke in the Sun by Renee Ahdieh
- Legendary by Stephanie Garber (5 stars)
June
- Bruja Born by Zoraida Cordova (5 stars)
- Save the Date by Morgan Matson (currently reading)
- Sweet Black Waves by Kristina Perez (4 stars)
- Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse
- A Reaper at the Gates by Sabaa Tahir
- The Unbinding of Mary Reade by Miriam McNamara (2 stars)
July
- Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik
August
- Dance of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson
- The Forest Queen by Betsy Cornwell (2 stars)
- These Rebel Waves by Sara Raasch
- The Winter of the Witch by Katherine Arden
- The Cursed Heir by Morgan Rhodes
- Seafire by Natalie C. Parker
- Mirage by Somaiya Daud (5 stars)
September
- Three Dark Crowns #3 by Kendare Blake
- Escaping from Houdini by Kerri Maniscalco (4 stars)
October
- Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas
- Grim Lovelies by Megan Shepherd (4 stars)
- The Vanishing Kingdom by Laura E. Weymouth
- Black Wings Beating by Alex London
- Grim Lovelies by Megan Shepherd (4 stars)
- The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy by Mackenzi Lee
- Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan (currently reading)
November
- Skyward by Brandon Sanderson
- The Dark Days Deceit by Alison Goodman
- Empress of all Seasons by Emiko Jean
December
- All the Wandering Light by Heather Fawcett
- The Cursed Sea by Lauren DeStefano
- Fire and Heist by Sarah Beth Durst
The Rest of the Year
- The Half King by Melissa Landers
- The Green Witch by Corin Howell
Bumped to 2019
- Circle of Shadows by Evelyn Skye
- The Nameless Queen by Rebecca McLaughlin
- Rise as One by Ashok K. Banker
- Upon a Burning Throne by Ashok K. Banker
- Rage by Cora Carmack
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I always get the best ideas for reading from your lists and reviews, thank you!
Oh that’s so fun to hear — thanks for reading!
I’m looking forward to Caraval! There’s a lot of others on here that sound interesting too 🙂
Caraval was SO GOOD – hope you love it!
Wow I had no idea so many YA books are released each month! This is a huge reading list, good luck.
Thanks! There are so many I hope to get to 🙂
You have most of my most anticipated releases on your list! I’m also looking forward to the U.S. release of Black Light Express (Railhead’s sequel).
I haven’t read that yet!!
“Caraval” is one of my most anticipated of 2017 as well as Kasie West’s novels which I’m sure will be darling. 🙂
Caraval was so wonderful — hope you love it!!
Aaaah I am so excited for Caraval!!! I wish I could buy most of those anticipated reads, but I try to limit myself to 3-4 a month cause money
Yes! That definitely makes sense. I’m quite grateful to get the ARCs, otherwise I would be in the same boat!!
Your book reviews are amazing. I base what I read off of what you recommend! I wanted to ask you do you have the link for the short stories for Throne of Glass? Thanks
I don’t anymore, I’m so sorry! They took them down 🙁
Ha, and I was wondering what I was going to be doing this year. Looks like I have my work cut out for me! Thank you for all the recommendations!!
Ugh, I cannot wait for Caraval! I hear nothing but the best about it! And I need to get reading The Star-Touched Queen series. But that backlist TBR, it’s something I need to conquer first.
Yes!! So many books to read… hope you love them! 🙂
I am looking forward to many of the books on the list but my favorites that are coming out is The Dire King (Jackaby #4) by William Ritter and Murder Among The Stars (Girl About Town #2) by Adam Shankman!
I’ll look into those!
Caraval sounds SO good! I ordered it at my library and can’t wait to read it!
Oh yay!! Hope you love it! 🙂
Wow😀 I just know about few books in this list rest all are new to me.
I love this list! I’m excited to read some of these 🙂
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Nothing I could say would give you undue credit for this story.
We need a lot more insights like this!
So sorry I missed your birthday Mandy. I am glas to hear you had a super time.Such a gorgeous card, love the beautiful image and all your pretty flowers. Love those papers, so soft and pretty.Hugs,Jo x
See on mingi karm enesepiitsutamine, mis tegelikult ära väsitab, et tahaks jõuda seda seda seda ja seda, aga ei jõuaa.Mul ei ole isegi last ja ma isegi ei korista ka nii palju, ega küta tubasid soojaks ega tee 14tunniseid tööpäevi Ja ma ikkagi olen kaa nii hullult väsinud, sest ma mõtlen koguaeg neile eneseteostuse lollustele.. päriselt ei teosta ennast kaa, sest ei jõua praegu lihtsalt See on see seletamatu «kevad»väsimuse needus lihtsalt äkki? Päike tuleb juba!!
Everyone eats sugar. Your body can’t exist without it..Theres sugar in fruit but, it is better than table sugar which she probably avoids. I really wonder how truthfully celebrities are about their diets. Everything they say becomes an advertisement and, I wouldn’t be shocked if sometimes they fib because they’re getting a kickback from some company. That could just be the conspiracy theorist in me tho
There are a lot of parallels in terms of the gender composition of teaching and social work, too, Carrie. What do you think would make a difference? Is unionization the answer? Is it political action? Is it uniting with other, ‘downtrodden’ professions? Does advocating for ourselves really take away from advocating for our clients, or, in fact, would enhancing the power of our profession put us in a better position to advocate for our clients? Is our reluctance to advocate for ourselves an extension of our overall inhibitions about collective action?
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I’d just go ahead and settle with them. Your credit/Fico score is already in the toilet. Settle and save yourself some money. And DON’T get into that kind of debt again. Pay cash next time, with some of that money you have. Put a chunk into savings too, don’t fritter it away.
Forumurile sunt mai greu de administrat de aceea multi oameni prefera sa scrie pe blog-uri. Eu prefer forum-urile pentru ca sunt mai iteractive si ai libertate mai mare de exprimare. In plus, pe un forum este un moderator care nu da voie oricui sa posteze orice fara legatura cu subiectul.
This post has helped me think things through
Big help, big help. And superlative news of course.
261Haluaisin huomauttaa, että laktoosittoman ruokavalion tapauksessa voisi hyvin käyttää laktoosittomia tuotteita ruuan valmistuksessa. Nykyisinhän löytyy kermat, maidot yms. laktoosittomina versioina, jotka maistuvat samalle kuin alkuperäiset tuotteet.Mielestäni ravintoloiden kannattaisi tehdä tehdä kaikki maitoa sisältävät ruuat ja jälkiruuat suoraan laktoosittomina versioina, niin meille laktoosi-intolerantikoille löytyisi paremmin valinnanvaraa nykyiseen verrattuna. Terveet ihmisetkään eivät tästä kärsisi edes maun muodossa.
Which came first, the problem or the solution? Luckily it doesn’t matter.
Ahh! I’m so excited for Shadowsong by S. Jae-Jones in 2018!
So many good books to look forward too. I’m anxious to read An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson. Can’t wait!
Thank you for sharing! I always love seeing books others recommend and this year just seems amazing!
I can’t wait to read Queens of Innis Lear!
I’ll definitely be referring to this in the future! This is a great list!