Most Anticipated Spring Releases | 2020

[@srakuuna9183]

One of the most anticipated for me is Sarah J. Maas' House of Earth and Blood. I'm hesitantly excited, as I liked ACOTAR series, but not TOG 😅

[@bernfern916]

I am extremely excited for Ruthless Gods to come out next month. I’m looking forward to being back in such an atmospheric world and learning more about its lore.

[@msmaggierose530]

TWO LIVES OF LYDIA BIRD WAS LOVELY. I hope you enjoy it xx

[@vamps_rock]

THANK YOU for specifying that just because it's in a city doesn't make it Urban Fantasy and that UF means it's in our world. I've tons of highly anticipateds, but top of that list is *The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune* which is his first Tor.com book and is out next week. The second is The Extraordinaries, which is YA and is also with Tor and due out in May. And as you seem to be getting into more romance, I HIGHLY recommend TJ's Wolfsong and the rest of the Green Creek series. BEAUTIFUL prose, BEAUTIFUL characters and a fantastic story of wolves, witches, revenge, found family and of course romance. And angst, I know you re a fan of that! TJ is one of my favorite authors period and is the KING of MM romance across all types including his comical and hard-hitting stuff, so anything he writes is worth reading. TFS :)

[@LibriLabra]

Oh wow. I didn't realize that's what Josie Silver's new book was about. I had planned on reading it regardless cause I loved One Day in December so much. I want to read it even more now. I have the e-ARC for In five Years. I gotta get on that.

[@saldanamoreno]

I'm looking foward to NK Jemison's book mos def!

[@readwithtalia]

I’m really excited to read In Five Years! It’s also one of my most anticipated releases.

[@paleranga4168]

*laughs in Australian* I'm never sure when anything gets released cause we'll get 'Winter release' and it'll be like, which one? Ours or yours? XD

[@shreeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Pale Ranga As an Indian it’s pretty weird too. In Chennai, there’s no season except summer and Fall isn’t a season in India, Monsoon is.

[@paleranga4168]

@@shreeeeeeeeeeeeee I don't think I could live without a winter XD 3 days into Summer and I'm like, okay, too hot, bring back jumpers and hot chocolate nights

[@shreeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Pale Ranga Winter’s my favourite season. It’s just easier and nicer to remedy the cold than to remedy the heat. I’ve never seen snow though (3 year old me doesn’t count cause I don’t remember it). The regional variations are HIGH though. Mumbai is defined by Monsoon, Rajasthan and Chennai are always hot, Delhi has both in extremes but Coimbatore is always pleasant like the hill stations. [Wow, I just like gave a class on Geography or something]

[@paleranga4168]

@@shreeeeeeeeeeeeee Be proud of that. As an Aussie, someone asks me about weather climates and I'm like, hot in the middle, who knows on the rest, keeps bloody changing XD

[@shreeeeeeeeeeeeee]

@@paleranga4168 Oh the reason I know is because I moved so much. I used to fail in Geography in school 😆

[@MissMokate]

I've been fiddling with my phone while listening, but at the mention of nk jemisin my head snapped up so hard hahah. I still have the inheritance series to read, but it's good to know there's something new to look forward to!

[@Books_Anime_92]

I am almost half way through Chain of Gold and I am really enjoying it. I still have to finish The Infernal Devices.

[@rachelstumblingbear8610]

I'm looking forward to two books coming out in May: Aurora Burning by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff Network Effect by Martha Wells

[@saravallejo3399]

I'm neck deep in books I want to catch up on, so I'm not sure I'll surface for new releases until fall! But that's when Well Played by Jen Deluca comes out, so that's a release I'm anticipating. I just started Red Sister the other day (catching up...), so maybe The Girl and the Stars will hit my anticipated releases list soon. :)

[@stubbornlybookish5555]

I can't wait for Shorefall and The City We Became, they are both super high on my list. I also can't wait for Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo. She is an auto-buy author at this point, I love her writing.

[@fayealexandria9036]

I'm looking forward to clap when you land too!!

[@AndreaBlythe]

Jemisin is an automatic read for me. Her work is stellar.

[@roz3908]

I am so hyped for N.K. Jemisin's new book! I've gotten to the point with her writing that I don't even bother reading the synopsis because I know it's gonna be amazing no matter what. I've got a couple of other books I'm interested in, but The City We Became is probably the only one that I want to get my hands on asap.

[@dammyjodger1]

I'm so excited for Shorefall. I absolutely adored Foundryside, with the unique magic system, and clef, and all that gravity stuff omg. One of my fave fantasy books.

[@valeriaa6409]

Great list! I can't wait for The Glass Hotel, My Dark Vanessa and Darling Rose Gold. You've really opened my view to trying out new genres of books that I normally wouldn't specifically the contemporary books. I read When Dimple Met Rishi and Well Met because of your reviews and really enjoyed them. Great video as always!

[@maitlandjohnson85]

I love Dragons!! So I am stoked for House of Dragons.

[@amy8458]

Someday in Paris sounds wonderful. The Girl of Fire and Thorns is on my TBR thanks to your underrated book video. Looking forward to your thoughts on Empire of Dreams to see if that's worth reading,

[@bookbabble]

I hope you enjoy The Glass Hotel when you get there! I read it last month and LOVED it! She is such a powerful writer!

[@leahv4017]

I have an advanced reading copy of N K Jemisin's book. I know nothing about New York (small town Canadian, hi) but I'm really enjoying what she's doing. She's a genius.

[@grayde3903]

I have the midnight lie just haven’t read it yet so excited!!

[@grethen123]

The two lives of Lydia Bird sounds interesting! Saw it recommended on several channels

[@TheBookishMom]

I feel like Spring is March, April, May as well.. I mean that's what I would consider Spring anyways lol In Five Years seems interesting, I heard someone else talk about it and it seems like an intriguing concept. I just picked up Girl of Fire and Thorns and I'm exciting to read it!

[@renaisreading]

I think you'll like Forest of Souls by Lori M. Lee it comes out in June, but... Magical forest, necromancy vibes, female protagonist is a spy, "for fans of Naomi Novik and Susan Dennard", slightly inspired Asian fantasy. Sounds like your type of thing! I posted this on another video, but I figured this one is what you'd want to scroll through and see recommendations on. I won't bother you about it again 😂

[@stuckonstories]

Ooh you just put The Two Lives of Lydia Bird & In Five Years on my tbr :), the rest of them were already on it haha! I just bought The Girl of Fire and Thorns because of you and I'm so excited to read it :)!

[@ThoughtsOnTomes]

StuckOnStories 💃💃💃

[@rachelmakrucki3172]

I might add In five years to my list. I really liked the dinner list.

[@xThisCityisatWarx]

I'm really looking forward to The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins, which comes out May 19th, I'm gonna try to do a Hunger Games reread before it comes out. And the sequel to Aurora Rising also comes out in May, while I didn't love it as much as Illuminae I'm still looking forward to it

[@tarareads23]

I have two recs for parallel universes. Not new though. I highly recommend them. The Bookseller by Cynthia Swanson and The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells by Andrew Sean Greer.

[@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm]

I CANT WAIT FOR THE MIDNIGHT LIE

[@Mokoko83]

It’s not a new release but literally just came out this past week, and that’s The House of Earth and Blood, Crescent City by S J Maas? I LOVED the ACOTAR series, particularly ACOMAF. I’ve got my copy but just a little hesitant as it’s not set in a fantasy world but rather a city that resembles one in the real world. It’s been described as paranormal romance/urban fantasy (not a fan of either genre 🤢) so just wanted to see if you’re reviewing it at some point. Your reviews are always on point. And thank you for all your videos, I’ve got some books that are now beloved favourites of mine. 😊❤️

[@lyddiemoon]

Have you heard of The Empress of Salt and Fortune apparently its a very feminist asian inspired novella coming out 24th March!

[@kacelove]

I already finished Chain of Gold and I REALLY enjoyed it, hope you do too ♡

[@W_R_L_L_]

Biggest book in so many years, Docile By K.M. Szpara.

[@allyson.m]

Your nails are 👌👌👌

[@DauntlessBookReader]

I’m 9000% sold on House Of Dragons 🐉 cause it’s fucking Dragons 🐉 who doesn’t love Dragons lol 😆

[@blessthissmess3981]

Awe, I just think you're so great. I'm new to your channel and legit wish I could take you for a date. But I'll just enjoy your content instead! Thanks for the list! :)

[@ThoughtsOnTomes]

Bless Thiss Mess 💜

[@saracookie2010]

👊💞😍

[@Dasha-pv1xk]

Girl do NOT read the dark artifices. it it not good. and I love Cassie Clare.

[@andrea_2022]

You talk so so fast :)))