So many good books are coming out this fall. I am normally more a fan of the Young Adult genre but I have found some others that you might be interested in also. Let's start with those books and end with my favorites. If you want to know more about the book then click on the title and it will take you to it's goodreads synopsis. Click on the author to find more info also.
Here are 20 books for you to get excited about.
Here are 20 books for you to get excited about.
Fiction
by Jojo Moyes
September 29th
(eeee...one of my favorite authors and the book before this one called "Me Before You" is coming to the big screen this Spring.) I have read almost all of her books and I want to read all of them. If you are looking for an awesome author to fall in love with then check her out. She is worth it.
"After You is quintessential Jojo Moyes—a novel that will make you laugh, cry, and rejoice at being back in the world she creates. Here she does what few novelists can do—revisits beloved characters and takes them to places neither they nor we ever expected."
"After You is quintessential Jojo Moyes—a novel that will make you laugh, cry, and rejoice at being back in the world she creates. Here she does what few novelists can do—revisits beloved characters and takes them to places neither they nor we ever expected."
September 1st
This will be one serious book because those are the type of books he writes so if you want or like to read these type of books then this might just be the one for you.
"Purity is masterfully crafted, plangently insightful, a testament to the continued power of the realist tradition to address the complexities of modern life. I’m not being sarcastic. The plot weaves together a bunch of different strands ranging from the personal (a young woman’s attempt to find out who her father is) to the political (a stolen nuclear warhead), all near-flawlessly balanced and interrelated by theme in ways that are interesting to think about, and if it’s not exactly funny it’s at least recognizably comic.." -Brian Phillip www.grateland.com
This will be one serious book because those are the type of books he writes so if you want or like to read these type of books then this might just be the one for you.
"Purity is masterfully crafted, plangently insightful, a testament to the continued power of the realist tradition to address the complexities of modern life. I’m not being sarcastic. The plot weaves together a bunch of different strands ranging from the personal (a young woman’s attempt to find out who her father is) to the political (a stolen nuclear warhead), all near-flawlessly balanced and interrelated by theme in ways that are interesting to think about, and if it’s not exactly funny it’s at least recognizably comic.." -Brian Phillip www.grateland.com
October 27th
(He looks so debonair in his Goodreads pic you need to click on his name and check him out.)
David Mitchell wrote "Cloud Atlas" and last year he came out with "The Bone Clocks"
"Author says he was ‘ambushed’ by story which began as a collection of tweets last year, and ‘quickly acquired a life of its own" - www.thegaurdian.com
David Mitchell wrote "Cloud Atlas" and last year he came out with "The Bone Clocks"
"Author says he was ‘ambushed’ by story which began as a collection of tweets last year, and ‘quickly acquired a life of its own" - www.thegaurdian.com
by Lauren Groff
September 15th
"IndieNext names Fates and Furies the #1 Pick for October 2015" - Penguin
Another book that was an IndieNext book was The Night Circus" and we all loved that one, so this one is sure to please.
"IndieNext names Fates and Furies the #1 Pick for October 2015" - Penguin
Another book that was an IndieNext book was The Night Circus" and we all loved that one, so this one is sure to please.
by Bill Clegg
September 1st
"Now his first novel — part of a two-book deal — is the inaugural offering from a new Simon & Schuster imprint and it’s longlisted for the Man Booker Prize." - The Washington Post
This is a book about grief and recovery.
September 29th
A suspense thriller that is suppose to be amazing.
“A stunning family tragedy and a hold-your-breath pedal-to-the-metal thriller magically blended by Karin Slaughter’s trademark passion, intensity, and humanity. Certain to be a book of the year.”
—Lee Child
September 29th
“A tour-de-force first novel blisters with drought, myth, and originality….On each page [Watkins] spikes her novel with a ticking, musical intelligence… Praised for writing landscape, Watkins’ grasp of the body is just as rousing. Into the vast desert she sets loose snakes and gurus, the Messianic pulse of end times. Critics will reference Annie Proulx’s bite and Joan Didion’s hypnotic West, but Watkins is magnificently original.” –Kirkus
“At once beautiful and profoundly unsettling, [Gold Fame Citrus] sears its way into the brain, burning hot through the devastating journey and lingering long after the last page is turned.” -Elle
October 6th
This is book 5 in the astonishing series "Mistborn". We read the first one as a book club and I have read all the rest since because it is that good. If you haven't read the series then start on book one "Mistborn" and get reading.
Non Fiction
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| Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert September 22nd And there is a podcast you can listen to check out her twitter account here for all the details. and you need to watch this video on how they made this cover. Super Creative. Love it. and maybe if you are a blogger too then you could use this as much as we can. |
by Mindy Kaling
September 15th
Oh you gorgeous and funny girl, we just love you!!!
Young Adult
The much anticipated by me and many others...
September 29th
Want to read the first two chapters for free on kindle click here
When we interviewed Leigh at our book club she secretly told us she was working on this series. We are so glad it has finally come out.
“This has all the right elements to keep readers enthralled: a cunning leader with a plan for every occasion, nigh-impossible odds, an entertainingly combative team of skilled misfits, a twisty plot, and a nerve-wracking cliffhanger.” – Publishers Weekly
“Cracking page-turner with a multi ethnic band of misfits with differing sexual orientations who satisfyingly, believably jell into a family.” – Kirkus Reviews
by Sarah J Maas
September 1st
This is book 4 peeps so if you are like me you are reading furiously to catch up. I loved her other book Court of Thorn and Roses and am excited to read this series.
This is book 4 peeps so if you are like me you are reading furiously to catch up. I loved her other book Court of Thorn and Roses and am excited to read this series.
by Ransom Riggs
September 22nd
He says this is the last one in the series but that he did leave it a little open if he wants to revisit and write another one, but it sounds like that wouldn't happen for a while. He is going on tour but to only 5 major cities check out the video below and see if your city is listed.
November 10th
There are many websites dedicated to this series by fanatics and it is a fun series to get into for all ages. This is the final book in the series so get reading if you haven't read them yet.
by Patrick Ness
October 6th
“Patrick Ness is an insanely beautiful writer.” --John Green
Magical, mysterious and breathtakingly suspenseful, The Rest of Us Just Live Here is an absolute marvel of imagination, invention, and heart. I truly couldn’t put it down -- proof, once again, that Ness never disappoints.--Michael Cart, author of My Father’s Scar
“Hilarious! And so, so clever. All the characters are beautifully drawn. This is one smart, clever, and warm book, both entertaining and thought-provoking.”--Monica Edinger
by Nicola Yoon
September 1st
"How far will one go when one unconditionally loves another? How powerful is love - can it actually make you believe something or make you take incredible risks? Madeline, who is allergic to the outside world, is about to find out the answers to these questions when she falls in love for the first time and begins to see beyond the walls of her home. Beautifully told in verse, journal entries, mind-maps, and illustrations. As Madeline uncovers her deepest emotions and the truths she holds about the world, the reader partakes in a love story of unforgettable emotion." - Arna Lewis, Buttonwood Books & Toys
by Julie Murphy
September 15th
“I’m obsessed with this book. Wickedly funny, heartbreakingly real, full of characters to love and cheer for.Dumplin’ is such a star.”—Katie Cotugno, author of How to Love and 99 Days
September 1st
This book might tide you over until the next book in the series comes out.
Glass Sword (Red Queen #2) onFebruary 9th.
“A sizzling, imaginative thriller, where romance and revolution collide, where power and justice duel. It’s exhilarating. Compelling. Action-packed. Unputdownable. (Red Queen)” — USA Today
“Aveyard weaves a compelling new world of action-packed surprises... inventive, character-driven.” — Kirkus
by Rae Carson
September 22nd
If this series is anything like her first series you will not be disappointed.
"Walk on Earth a Stranger, the first book in this new trilogy, introduces—as only Rae Carson can—a strong heroine, a perilous road, a fantastical twist, and a slow-burning romance"
November 3rd
Everything you will need to know about this series is on her website.
Wow this is a packed Fall Lineup and I am excited about so many of these books. This is a big list so I know there is a book here for everyone.
xoxo,
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