Here are the new releases I'm most excited for this month!
February 6th
The Rivals (Mockingbirds #2) by Daisy Whitney
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
I still have not yet red Mockingbirds, but have heard very good things.
Contemporary fiction about a covert group of young adults who takes a stand against abuse when their private boarding school will not.
February 7th
Dead to You by Lisa McMann
Simon Pulse
Lisa has a way with her stories of making them super hard to put down. This one's about a boy who was abducted as a child and has returned to his family at age 16 but can't remember his life before.
The Rivals (Mockingbirds #2) by Daisy Whitney
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
I still have not yet red Mockingbirds, but have heard very good things.
Contemporary fiction about a covert group of young adults who takes a stand against abuse when their private boarding school will not.
February 7th
Dead to You by Lisa McMann
Simon Pulse
Lisa has a way with her stories of making them super hard to put down. This one's about a boy who was abducted as a child and has returned to his family at age 16 but can't remember his life before.
Once: Before Midnight; Golden; Wild Orchid by Cameron Dokey
Simon Pulse
I haven't read anything by Dokey yet, but am intrigued by this repackaging of three of her fairy-tale re-tellings all in one book.
February 14th (Valentine's Day)
In His Eyes Anthology (Stories From a Cute Guy)
An e-book self-published by various authors including Susan Kaye Quinn, Ali Cross, S.R. Johannes, and Stacey Wallace Benefiel
Love stories told through the eyes of the boy. I have loved some of these author's other stories and am excited to get my hand on these! Perfect release date too! :)
February 19th
Truth (XVI #2) by Julia Karr
Speak
I didn't want to read too many futuristic/dystopian books too close together, but have been intending to read Julia's debut novel, XVI, for some time now. It received good reviews and this one seems to be getting a good response from early reviewers as well.
February 21st
Fever (The Chemical Garden #2) by Lauren DeStefano
I haven't read anything by Dokey yet, but am intrigued by this repackaging of three of her fairy-tale re-tellings all in one book.
February 14th (Valentine's Day)
In His Eyes Anthology (Stories From a Cute Guy)
An e-book self-published by various authors including Susan Kaye Quinn, Ali Cross, S.R. Johannes, and Stacey Wallace Benefiel
Love stories told through the eyes of the boy. I have loved some of these author's other stories and am excited to get my hand on these! Perfect release date too! :)
February 19th
Truth (XVI #2) by Julia Karr
Speak
I didn't want to read too many futuristic/dystopian books too close together, but have been intending to read Julia's debut novel, XVI, for some time now. It received good reviews and this one seems to be getting a good response from early reviewers as well.
February 21st
Fever (The Chemical Garden #2) by Lauren DeStefano
Simon & Schuster
I read an advance copy of this and mostly enjoyed it, but did not find myself as invested in the story as I was with Wither. Sometimes this happens to me with sequels and it could just be that too much time had passed or that I was just not in the right mood. I found it enjoyable and still packed with adventure, danger, and romance...just perhaps a bit slower paced than I would like.
February 28th
I read an advance copy of this and mostly enjoyed it, but did not find myself as invested in the story as I was with Wither. Sometimes this happens to me with sequels and it could just be that too much time had passed or that I was just not in the right mood. I found it enjoyable and still packed with adventure, danger, and romance...just perhaps a bit slower paced than I would like.
February 28th
HarperTEEN
I won this book as an ARC at an event at Books, Inc. last month and the story interested me. I had just read Cinder, which also features cyborgs, so I didn't want to read them too close together, but will definitely be trying this out soon.
Pandemonium (Delirium #2) by Lauren Oliver
HarperTeen
This is probably the book I have been most anticipating over the last year. I have been DYING to read #2 since I read the first, Delirium, as an ARC over a year ago and the story hasn't left me yet. I have a theory about something that happened and am SO hoping I'm right....I almost don't want to find out, and probably won't for at least a little while, but am really excited to get back into this world and this writing again.
What books are you looking forward to this month?
What books are you looking forward to this month?
I am looking forward to getting my hands on Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley which has been out in Australia forever but releases here on Feb 14th!
ReplyDeleteI added that to my "to read" list a while ago (probably after I saw you were excited about it), but missed that it was coming out here this month. I think I'll add it. :)
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