New Releases
As March winds down and April fast approaches, make sure to keep your shelves stocked and your "TBR" pile stacked high in preparation for many a rainy afternoon spent indoors.
In the mood for something that packs a bit of a bigger punch than your usual YA fare? Many of the books in this week's roundup of new releases don't shy away from heavy topics, which range from suicide in Keith Grey's OSTRICH BOY and teen pregnancy in Nina de Gramont's EVERY LITTLE THING IN THE WORLD, to family drama in JOSPEH by Sheila T. Moses, and death in Holly Nicole Hoxter's THE SNOWBALL EFFECT.
Feeling a little bored? Well, the fastest and easiest way to bring a little excitement to your life is to pick up a really great book.
“Powerful.” “Explosive.” “Snappy.” “Breathtaking.” These are just a few of the words that have been used to describe some of the fantastic titles hitting the shelves this week.
This week, we’re showcasing 20 titles that range from nail-biting mysteries (THE PICKLE KING) and tales of the supernatural (HEX HALL), to teenage dramas (CITY OF ANGELS) and everything in between! You’ll be sure to find something to love!New Releases for February 28thPaperback
February truly goes out with a bang and not a whimper, as we have some great releases coming your way. In the mood for a good techno-thriller? Then Matt Whyman’s GOLDSTRIKE is the book for you. Or maybe a gritty novel about gang life is more up your alley. If that’s the case, then Todd Strasser’s IF I GROW UP may pique your interest.
This week we have a ton of great new books to share with you, ranging from the paranormal (Lisa McMann's GONE), mystery (TOKEN OF DARKNESS by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes), romance (RAVEN by Allison van Diepen), to dark drama (Mary Jane Beaufrand's THE RIVER), and everything in between. Any fan of literature will find something that they’ll love this week, so go out there and get reading!
Prepare to lose some sleep this week, as this latest edition of the New Releases Roundup is spotlighting 24 unputdownable titles from YA faves like Walter Dean Myers, Kathryn Lasky, Jordan Sonnenblick and Alice Hoffman.
