Here are the new releases I'm most excited about this month!
September 1st
Lunch Wars: How to Start a School Food Revolution and Win the Battle for Our Children’s Health
by Amy Kalafa
Tarcher
(non-fiction)
Tarcher
(non-fiction)
September 5th
Until Again: Prequel Novella to Blue
September 6th
All These Things I've Done
by Gabrielle Zevin
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
In the year 2083, chocolate & caffeine are illegal. The teenage daughter of a former chocolate mafiya boss finds herself involved in a business she wants nothing to do with.
Reading this right now. Took a bit to get into, but am enjoying it.
Dear Bully: Seventy Authors Tell Their Stories
edited by Megan Kelley Hall & Carrie Jones
Harper Teen
In the year 2083, chocolate & caffeine are illegal. The teenage daughter of a former chocolate mafiya boss finds herself involved in a business she wants nothing to do with.
Reading this right now. Took a bit to get into, but am enjoying it.
Dear Bully: Seventy Authors Tell Their Stories
edited by Megan Kelley Hall & Carrie Jones
Harper Teen
I've heard great things about this one & have sent a purchase request to my library
Sweet Venom (Medusa Girls #1)
by Tera Lynn Childs
Katherine Tegan Books
Three teenage girls find they are triplets and descendants of Medusa
Three teenage girls find they are triplets and descendants of Medusa
The Beginning of After
by Jennifer Castle
HarperTeen
A girl loses her parents and brother in a fatal car accident caused by her bad-boy neighbor's father.
A girl loses her parents and brother in a fatal car accident caused by her bad-boy neighbor's father.
The Entitlement Trap
by Richard Eyre
Avery Trade
(Parenting / non-fiction)
Avery Trade
(Parenting / non-fiction)
The Taker
by Alma Katsu
Gallery Books
Adult paranormal/historical fiction
Gallery Books
Adult paranormal/historical fiction
September 13th
So Silver Bright (Theatre Illuminata #3)
by Lisa Mantchev
Feiwel & Friends
Loved this beautiful/quirky/fun/imaginative series!
Loved this beautiful/quirky/fun/imaginative series!
Fateful
by Claudia Gray
HarperTeen
YA paranormal/historical fiction - werewolves on the Titanic :)
YA paranormal/historical fiction - werewolves on the Titanic :)
The Night Circus
by Erin Morgenstern
Doubleday
I don't have a copy of this, but it was heavily (& creatively) promoted at BEA so I've been curious about it.
Doubleday
I don't have a copy of this, but it was heavily (& creatively) promoted at BEA so I've been curious about it.
September 20th
Cold Kiss
by Amy Garvey
HarperTeen
A girl uses before untapped powers to bring her dead boyfriend back to life, but he's not the same person he was before.
HarperTeen
A girl uses before untapped powers to bring her dead boyfriend back to life, but he's not the same person he was before.
The Name of the Star (Shades of London #1)
by Maureen Johnson
Putnum Juvenile
A girl attending boarding school in London is the only one who can see the prime suspect in a string of Jack-the-Ripper-esque killings.
Putnum Juvenile
A girl attending boarding school in London is the only one who can see the prime suspect in a string of Jack-the-Ripper-esque killings.
September 27th
The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer
by Michelle Hodkin
Simon & Schuster
Simon & Schuster
A Beautiful Dark
by Jocelyn Davies
HarperTeen
YA Paranormal - On her 17th birthday, a girl meets two mysterious boys - one very dark, and one very fair - and is drawn to them both in the midst of a number of other strange events.
HarperTeen
YA Paranormal - On her 17th birthday, a girl meets two mysterious boys - one very dark, and one very fair - and is drawn to them both in the midst of a number of other strange events.
September 29th
Lola and the Boy Next Door
by Stephanie Perkins
Dutton
I LOVED Stephanie's debut novel, Anna and the French Kiss so I'm way excited to read this one, based in San Francisco.
I LOVED Stephanie's debut novel, Anna and the French Kiss so I'm way excited to read this one, based in San Francisco.
What titles have you been looking forward to?
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