the han kang was published in korean in 2021 and since then has been published in various translations and now the english translation is being published in 2025!:) it can be a bit confusing with translations on goodreads but the original publishing date is always when the original language edition was published
and also the lamb! is a uk author so it's being published in the uk first (30/01) and then in the us in february. goodreads tends to put the us version as the like auto edition when you click on the book so that's why that date was appearing for you probably
and the sangu mandanna .. idk whats up with that one lol. it's another uk author and uk bookselling websites say 29/04 but goodreads says 15/07 for the us version and 06/12 for uk version so like idk but that's already been pushed back so like there's probably just some confusion.. (and sorry for all these comments but hopefully it will help you to make sense of publication dates in future
The wild geese bookshop’s site lists a Grady Hendrix event on the 23rd at the theater across the street in Franklin. I sadly can’t go, but wanted to share! Looks like the ticket includes a singed book and he’ll be signing books after his talk ☃️
My anticipated releases: Immortal by Sue Lynn Tan- Jan 7, 2025 (btw I'm heartbroken that I can't go to her meet and greet in NYC, but I luckily was able to preorder a signed copy that'll be here by the 15th of January. Anyone who's able to go, whether it be NYC, or the other locations she's going to, congrats!) The Secret World of Briar Rose by Cindy Pham (withcindy) -Release Date TBA The Dark Shores Book 2, by Elliot Brooks - Release Date TBA Percy Jackson (senior year adventures, book 3) -Release Date TBA (but my guess would be some point in September?) That's all for now. 😊
@@kerrinorthrop5499 I can't wait! I believe you still can pre-order a signed copy off of Barnes and Noble if you're interested. If not, they have the regular deluxe edition too.
went to add rainfall market to my wishlist. sounds interesting! i actually skipped the lamb, which would’ve been a subscription box book for me. i read until picking bodies apart and that was it for me. 🤷🏼♀️ i’m very much looking forward to the thriller famous last words by gillian macallister. pretty much blindly preordered it as i really liked the two other books by this author that i’ve listened to via audiobook. thanks for putting this together - great titles!
Ah The Rainfall Market is in my bookshop already! I was debatimg with myaelf if I should read it. Like if it is for 13year-olds or I can read it and find it good at least.🤔
I swear I commented these already but they're gone now, thanks TH-cam. A couple I have on my TBR that I think you might also like the sound of are: "Creep" by Emma van Straaten (From a blistering new voice in dark literary fiction, an unsettling portrait of loneliness, obsession, and identity which asks: if a stranger was left alone in your house, how well could they truly get to know you-enough to fall in love with you?) "Blob" by Maggie Su (A humorous and deeply moving debut novel in the vein of Bunny and Convenience Store Woman about a young woman who tries to shape a sentient blob into her perfect boyfriend.) And "Greenteeth" by Molly O'Neill (From an outstanding new voice in cozy fantasy comes Greenteeth, "a joyful, warm-hearted" (H. G. Parry) tale of fae, folklore, and found family, narrated by a charismatic lake-dwelling monster with a voice unlike any other, perfect for fans of T. Kingfisher.)
I had a few of these on my list already, but I just added the John Marrs. Some others on my list for Jan-March: Wake Up and Open Your Eyes by Clay McLeod Chapman Hammajang Luck by Makana Yamamoto The Way Up is Death by Dan Hanks Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafo At the Bottom of the Garden by Camilla Bruce Listen to Your Sister by Neela Viel Black Woods, Blue Sky by Eowyn Ivey Needy Little Things by Channelle Desamours You Are Fatally Invited by Ande Pliego Close Your Eyes and Count to 10 by Lisa Unger Something in the Walls by Daisy Pearce Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid This Book Will Bury Me by Ashley Winstead The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
Hey hi hello, loving the videos, sooooo many recs to add to my ever growing wishlist & tbr….love love love your hair… idea for a video: pick your top 2 authors then talk about the top 5 books of each you loved…..anywho thx again…🤓🕯️☕️📖🫶🏻☃️
We need more people like this telling us truth! Just finished reading Hidden Signs of the Universe by Olivia Cooper. Its fascinating what they hide from society
Have even read something like 15 July 2025 as the release date for A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping (at least it says that on StoryGraph) - doesn't have to be correct though
⛄️ ☃️ Some books I’m looking forward to that you didn’t mention that I want to read are Beg, Borrow, and Steal by Sarah Adams out January 7th, A Language of Dragons by S. F. Williams out January 7th, and The Rose Bargain by Sasha Peyton Smith out February 4th, Let me know if any of these sound interesting to you and you want to add them to your TBR.
Side note: your hair 🔥
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SYD THIS OUTFIT IS SUCH A GOOD LOOK ON YOU 🖤
The groan you heard was from my bookshelves 😂⛄️
Perfect timing. I'm ready with my library page open ready to go!
the han kang was published in korean in 2021 and since then has been published in various translations and now the english translation is being published in 2025!:) it can be a bit confusing with translations on goodreads but the original publishing date is always when the original language edition was published
and also the lamb! is a uk author so it's being published in the uk first (30/01) and then in the us in february. goodreads tends to put the us version as the like auto edition when you click on the book so that's why that date was appearing for you probably
@@candyhyojung1860 you are so helpful thank you so much!!! Hehehe💓💓💓
and the sangu mandanna .. idk whats up with that one lol. it's another uk author and uk bookselling websites say 29/04 but goodreads says 15/07 for the us version and 06/12 for uk version so like idk but that's already been pushed back so like there's probably just some confusion.. (and sorry for all these comments but hopefully it will help you to make sense of publication dates in future
I think those two were first published in Korean, this is the English release maybe?
All the water in the world sounds fantastic!
I added The Lamb, Junie, The House No One Sees, Our Infinite Fates, and They Bloom At Night to my TBR!
Oh I got some new ones for my TBR!! So excited for a ton of these releases 📚
The wild geese bookshop’s site lists a Grady Hendrix event on the 23rd at the theater across the street in Franklin. I sadly can’t go, but wanted to share! Looks like the ticket includes a singed book and he’ll be signing books after his talk
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The Verifiers sounds fun!
I think Sunrise on the Reaping is my most anticipated book of 2025! I CAN'T WAIT!
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My anticipated releases:
Immortal by Sue Lynn Tan- Jan 7, 2025 (btw I'm heartbroken that I can't go to her meet and greet in NYC, but I luckily was able to preorder a signed copy that'll be here by the 15th of January. Anyone who's able to go, whether it be NYC, or the other locations she's going to, congrats!)
The Secret World of Briar Rose by Cindy Pham (withcindy) -Release Date TBA
The Dark Shores Book 2, by Elliot Brooks - Release Date TBA
Percy Jackson (senior year adventures, book 3) -Release Date TBA (but my guess would be some point in September?)
That's all for now. 😊
I didn't know there was another Sue Lynn Tan coming out!!!🎉❤
@@kerrinorthrop5499 I can't wait! I believe you still can pre-order a signed copy off of Barnes and Noble if you're interested. If not, they have the regular deluxe edition too.
I need to watch this agai on and take notes…so much good stuff 🔥
Can’t wait to read Sunrise on the Reaping!!!! I’ve wanted a book about Haymitch forever!! Ahhhh
went to add rainfall market to my wishlist. sounds interesting!
i actually skipped the lamb, which would’ve been a subscription box book for me. i read until picking bodies apart and that was it for me. 🤷🏼♀️
i’m very much looking forward to the thriller famous last words by gillian macallister. pretty much blindly preordered it as i really liked the two other books by this author that i’ve listened to via audiobook.
thanks for putting this together - great titles!
So many good books! ❤
Love the hair! ☃
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I really like that u vlog upcoming new release books this way. Quarterly. It's so much easier to keep track of! Thank u!
I’m so glad it’s helpful, definitely my goal!!🥹💓
Wow! WATERMOON covers is STUNNING. Sounds interesting!
your hair looks STUNNING
Im super excited for the Baby Dragon Cafe in January.
Adding The Lamb to my list! ☃️
i have been on hold at the library for A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping since December 24 2023. i am so ready!
Ah The Rainfall Market is in my bookshop already! I was debatimg with myaelf if I should read it. Like if it is for 13year-olds or I can read it and find it good at least.🤔
Beautiful Ugly is now my favorite book!!
I swear I commented these already but they're gone now, thanks TH-cam.
A couple I have on my TBR that I think you might also like the sound of are:
"Creep" by Emma van Straaten
(From a blistering new voice in dark literary fiction, an unsettling portrait of loneliness, obsession, and identity which asks: if a stranger was left alone in your house, how well could they truly get to know you-enough to fall in love with you?)
"Blob" by Maggie Su
(A humorous and deeply moving debut novel in the vein of Bunny and Convenience Store Woman about a young woman who tries to shape a sentient blob into her perfect boyfriend.)
And "Greenteeth" by Molly O'Neill
(From an outstanding new voice in cozy fantasy comes Greenteeth, "a joyful, warm-hearted" (H. G. Parry) tale of fae, folklore, and found family, narrated by a charismatic lake-dwelling monster with a voice unlike any other, perfect for fans of T. Kingfisher.)
So. Many. Books.
My already hefty TBR is about to get heftier. ☃️
I had a few of these on my list already, but I just added the John Marrs.
Some others on my list for Jan-March:
Wake Up and Open Your Eyes by Clay McLeod Chapman
Hammajang Luck by Makana Yamamoto
The Way Up is Death by Dan Hanks
Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafo
At the Bottom of the Garden by Camilla Bruce
Listen to Your Sister by Neela Viel
Black Woods, Blue Sky by Eowyn Ivey
Needy Little Things by Channelle Desamours
You Are Fatally Invited by Ande Pliego
Close Your Eyes and Count to 10 by Lisa Unger
Something in the Walls by Daisy Pearce
Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid
This Book Will Bury Me by Ashley Winstead
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
Thank you for reminding me that I have a Junie as a NetGally ARC ⛄
⛄️ The Lamb sounds so interesting
I don,t comment often but I had to say this: please please please pick up Legendborn ahha! you'll love it!!
Five Broken Blades was so good. I'm looking forward to the sequel!
Another one coming out in January I’m excited for is The Crash by Frieda McFadden. So many good books coming out!
☃️ got lots of reccomendations!
Hey hi hello, loving the videos, sooooo many recs to add to my ever growing wishlist & tbr….love love love your hair… idea for a video: pick your top 2 authors then talk about the top 5 books of each you loved…..anywho thx again…🤓🕯️☕️📖🫶🏻☃️
We need more people like this telling us truth! Just finished reading Hidden Signs of the Universe by Olivia Cooper. Its fascinating what they hide from society
i am foaming at the mouth for oathbound
Your hair ❤
Have even read something like 15 July 2025 as the release date for A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping (at least it says that on StoryGraph) - doesn't have to be correct though
So many good books coming in 2025! I didn’t know Charlotte McConaghy was coming out with a new one. Im so excited! 🎉
Slightly off topic, but you and your hair look amazing
Witchcraft for Weyward girls sounds so good 🥹
I’ve never read any Grady Hendrix, but this new one sounds amazing!?
⛄️ ☃️ Some books I’m looking forward to that you didn’t mention that I want to read are Beg, Borrow, and Steal by Sarah Adams out January 7th, A Language of Dragons by S. F. Williams out January 7th, and The Rose Bargain by Sasha Peyton Smith out February 4th, Let me know if any of these sound interesting to you and you want to add them to your TBR.
Gotta say that Five Broken Blades isn’t perfect, but I did give it a low 5 ⭐😂🤪 I’m so looking forward to the sequel.
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19:00 I think this one is coming out in August. The date probably changed again
Came here to say this… my Amazon preorder just got pushed back to July… 😣
Why did I cackle so much at "legally" 😂
Listen I don’t want any trouble 🤭
A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping has moved to July 2025! 😭😭😭
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100% thought rental house was a horror 😅
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Syd, the author who wrote The Spellshop is releasing a new book in 2025 called The Enchanted GREENHOUSE!!👀👀 just sayin🥰
Oh I know I’m so excited🤭🤭 my bestie actually pre ordered it for me for my birthday this year!!🥹💓
Awww hehe that’s so sweet and perfect! Can’t wait to hear you yap about it😁💖
The “They Bloom at Night” cover is CREEPY.
Lots of environmental disaster, post apocalyptic times and human resiliency … seems on theme for 2025.
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