Happy New Year, readers! We’re officially back in full swing, ready to bring you regular posts and reviews again. The team was asked which books they’re looking forward to most in 2021, whether that means new releases or some they’re just finally getting to. Check out the answers:
Cait Marie
A Court of Silver Flames
– Sarah J. Maas
(2/16/21)
A Psalm of Storms and Silence
– Roseanne A. Brown
(6/1/21)
The Aurora Cycle #3
– Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff
(No date or cover, just wishful thinking…)
Katie Robinson
A Court of Silver Flames
– Sarah J. Maas
(2/16/21)
The Nihryst #3
– Cait Marie
(Spring 2021)
Crescent City #2
– Sarah J. Maas
(Expected Nov. 2021)
Stephanie Wyatt
A Court of Silver Flames
– Sarah J. Maas
A Vow So Bold and Deadly
– Brigid Kemmerer
(1/26/21)
Chain of Gold
– Cassandra Clare
Marissa Allen
A Promised Land
– Barack Obama
Battle Ground
– Jim Butcher
Skyhunter
– Marie Lu
Mariah Brown
A Vow So Bold and Deadly
– Brigid Kemmerer
(1/26/21)
Defy Me
– Tehereh Mafi
Defy the Night
– Brigid Kemmerer
(9/7/21)
Heather Dowell
Ready Player Two
– Ernest Cline
Carve the Mark
– Veronica Roth
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
– Suzanne Collins
Christopher Bartlett
Peace Talks
– Jim Butcher
Becoming
– Michelle Obama
Dying Light
– Kory M. Shrum
Manuela Soares
Sunflower Sisters
– Martha Hall Kelly
(3/30/21)
Magic Lessons
– Alice Hoffman
The Rose Code
– Kate Quinn
(3/9/21)
Destiny Constantin
The Lost Prince
– Cait Marie
Golden Curse
– M. Lynn
The Inheritance Games
– Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Are you excited about any of these? Have read any of the ones already out? What’s your most anticipated read of 2021?
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