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These are the new releases I’m looking forward to reading the most this autumn.
1. The Left-Handed Booksellers of London by Garth Nix
Publication Date: Today
Why It Looks Good: What’s not to like about the idea of magical fighting booksellers?
2. Crownchasers (Crownchasers, #1)
by Rebecca Coffindaffer
Publication Date: September 29
Why It Looks Good: Characters competing for the chance to be the new king or queen sounds interesting!
3. Ties That Tether by Jane Igharo
Publication Date: September 29
Why It Looks Good: Most of the books about interracial romances and family members who disapprove of them I’ve read in the past have been from the perspective of a white person. It will be cool to see that sort of story told from another point of view.
4. The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton
Publication Date: October 6
Why It Looks Good: This is totally unlike my typical read in so many different ways. I generally don’t pick up mysteries, historical fiction, anything related to demons, or tales set at sea. It’s good to try new things sometimes.
5. Concrete Kids by Amyra Leon
Publication Date: October 13
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Why It Looks Good: The blurb was a little hazy on what this book is actually about, but the idea of teaching kids to dream about their futures is an intriguing one.
6. The Twelve Dates of Christmas by Jenny Bayliss
Publication Date: October 13
Why It Looks Good: It has a fabulous title, and I need more romance in my TBR.
7.The Valley and the Flood by Rebecca Mahoney
Publication Date: October 27
Why It Looks Good: It’s been far too long since I read any magical realism. Add in some prophesy and a mental illness rep, and I’m quite interested.
8. The Sky Above Us by Natalie Lund
Publication Date: November 17
Why It Looks Good: The tragic plane crash that happened shortly before this tale began sounds like an excellent catalyst for everything that happens afterwards.
9. The Bad Muslim Discount by Syed M. Masood
Publication Date: November 17
Why It Looks Good: Anvar Faris sound like a hilarious main character, and I need more laughter in my life.
10. How To Fail at Flirting by Denise Williams
Publication Date: December 1
Why It Looks Good: The title alone makes it a must-read for me.






























