New Books Hitting Shelves This Week

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[fimh]

i finally finished the testaments. atwood's aunt lydia back story was sooooooooo much better then the shows

i just bought "wild game" by Adrienne Brodeur a memoir about a fucked up mother which is my favorite genre lol

[vanilla_blue]

agree on testaments!

[weasleyswit]

I'm excited for the Christina Lauren book, even if I have heard mixed thoughts.

I read an arc of this Wizard of Oz revamp story that I was granted from NetGalley, and it was fucking AWFUL. I didn't even finish it. I tried to be as constructive in my criticism as I possibly could be since this is the author's first novel, because the potential was there.

[cuteej4]

Also, I'm going to read Amy Harmon's Making Faces for this month's challenge.

It's my first Amy Harmon book so I suppose I'm in for a heavy ride.

[simplyxkate]

I think I cried during this book.

[cuteej4]

When have you NOT cried at an Amy Harmon book? lol. I'm looking forward to reading this one because I trust you and you seem to love her.

[simplyxkate]

Lol true. I hope you like it. Her books are usually on the heavier side.

[koushiba]

I 100% want to read Queens of Animation!! time to stalk my librarys website.

I started reading Holly Black's Darkest Part of The Forest. I initially liked it but as w/all HB books I've tried to read there are these small things that just... off put me. if not down right annoy me. I always feel bad when I DNF books but I think I might just jump to Sorcery of Thorns since I have the physical book now.

also if anyone has any book recs w/fae that dont include painters, i'd be all ears dfghjk.

[therearewords]

Sorcery of Thorns is nice entertainment.

[tadpool]

Aw, I loved Darkest Part of the Forest. It was delightfully dark to me in all the right ways lol.

[beaucadeau]

i'm reading the unicorns of balinor series right now for fun because i need a break from all the heavy reading for work. i'm then hoping to finish readin make room! make room!