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We all knew that a book published in 2021 would be on the list!!

What new book are you most excited about? I'm looking at Fugitive Telemetry squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


Listopia list is Here: A Book Published in 2021

Murderbot!!!

Here are some I'm excited about:

Heartstopper: Volume Three (in the States)

Fugitive Telemetry - Martha Wells - *Murderbot happy dance*

The Spare Man - Mary Robinette Kowal - I swear she is writing this book just for ME. She describes it as The Thin Man in space! SQUEEEE!!!

Space Oddity - Catherynne M. Valente - Sequel to Space Opera

A few I'm excited about:
Concrete Rose
A Vow So Bold and Deadly
Girls of Fate and Fury

Becky Chambers has a new book out in 2021, so I'm going to read:
A Psalm for the Wild-Built

ETA: She has TWO books coming out this year. The other is:
The Galaxy, and the Ground Within

I might read this one instead because it comes out first and put her other one someplace else.

I already have over 100 2021 releases on my wishlist so a lot to choose from. I'm most looking forward to long awaited series books: The Mask Falling (I have an ARC so will probably read this year), The Edge and The Galaxy, and the Ground Within.

Yeah I have about 30 books for this prompt right now. I'll probably use Blood Heir for this prompt though.

there are so many 2021 books being released. i'm going to hold off on this prompt until i find the perfect 2021 book to read!

Here are some that look interesting, for one reason or another

Nick
The Mystery Of Mrs. Christie
One of the Good Ones
The Tiger Mom's Tale
When You Look Like Us
Island Queen
Four Faces of the Moon
What's Mine and Yours
Nothing But Blackened Teeth
On Fragile Waves

Here's the four I'm absolutely reading for new 2021 releases.
Calculated Risks by Seanan Mcguire (next InCryptid)
Across the Green Grass Fields by Seanan Mcguire (next Wayward Children)
When Sorrows Come by Seanan Mcguire (next October Daye)
Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews (Julie's story!)

The Final Revival of Opal & Nev
Firekeeper's Daughter
The Kindest Lie
One of the Good Ones
Dog Flowers: A Memoir
Infinite Country

I’m really, really hoping that the finale to the Beartown trilogy comes out in 2021 as advertised so I can use it!

I only have two 2021 releases on my list right now.

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
Leviathan Falls by James SA Corey

I don't know if we'll get the next Outlander book next year, but one can always hope for Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.

A few titles on my 2021 wishlist:
Yours Cheerfully: A Novel by A.J Pearce

Songbirds by Christy Lefteri

Remember: The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting by Lisa Genova

Hostage: The unputdownable, pulse-pounding new thriller from the Number One Sunday Times bestselling author by Clare Mackintosh

The Whole Truth by Cara Hunter

The Road Trip by Beth O'Leary

The Gilded Ones,

The ones I know about so far:

Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah
Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas
Our Darkest Night by Jennifer Robson
The Children's Blizzard by Melanie Benjamin
Eternal by Lisa Scottoline
Broken by Jenny Lawson
One Two Three by Laurie Frankel
Infinity Reaper by Adam Silvera
Kate in Waiting by Becky Albertalli

And anything Fredrik Backman and Felix Francis publish.

The Four Winds by Kristen Hannah

The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah

Definitely The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah or Beartown #3

Some ideas I am going to read
The Perfect Guests
Hot British Boyfriend
The Paris Dressmaker
the downstairs neighbour

There are quite a few new titles coming out in 2021 that I'm already looking forward to reading...

The Nature of Middle-Earth
Fugitive Telemetry
The Russian Cage
Bridge of Souls
The Ghost and the Haunted Portrait
Portrait of Peril
Across the Green Grass Fields
21st Birthday

Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule is my number one anticipated book for 2021 right now.

I'm excited about The Nature of Middle-Earth. I also have several 2021 books on preorder, including The Zoologist's Guide to the Galaxy: What Animals on Earth Reveal about Aliens � and Ourselves, What Is Life?: Five Great Ideas in Biology, Chaos on CatNet, The Echo Wife, and two by J. Michael Straczynski, Together We Will Go and Becoming a Writer, Staying a Writer: The Artistry, Joy, and Career of Storytelling.

I’m going to hold out for maybe a new Philip Pullman book this year lol

There’s a new book by Jane Harper coming out!! It’s called the survivors

I'll probably read Katharine Parr: The Sixth Wife but I don't have high hopes for it.

I don’t know how to do the cool linking it to the post but
Lycanthropy and other Chronic Illnesses And Broken
are the two I’m most excited about.

Sweet Water

Angel of Greenwood *
The Cost of Knowing *

Scifi
Remote Control - Nnedi Okorafor *
Klara and the Sun - Kazuo Ishiguro *
Shards of Earth - Adrian Tchaikovsky
The Past Is Red - Catherynne M. Valente
Purgatory Mount
A Desolation Called Peace
Persephone Station

Fantasy:
The Lights of Prague
The Conductors - Nicole Glover *
On Fragile Waves - E. Lily Yu *
A Master of Djinn - P. Djèlí Clark *
The Chosen and the Beautiful - Nghi Vo *
She Who Became the Sun - Shelley Parker-Chan*
A Universe of Wishes: A We Need Diverse Books Anthology *
Honeycomb - Joanne Harris

*BIPOC author

A Slow Fire Burning
Every Vow You Break
Across the Green Grass Fields

Or maybe none of them! There will be so many new books!

All of these come out in 2021 , and thanks to NetGalley i have them on my TBR to read so I'll be picking one of these
The Girl in the Missing Poster
The Girl from the Mountains
The Girl from the Channel Islands
Her Perfect Bones
Her Perfect Life
The Girl from Silent Lake: A totally gripping and heart-pounding crime thriller
Back in the Texan's Bed: A secret baby reunion romance
Before She Wakes
Lethal Intent
Up the Creek

I will most likely go with Wild Sign by Patricia Briggs, though Wicked All Night by Jeaniene Frost is also on my list (providing I catch up on the rest of the series).

For any JD Robb fans, Faithless in Death comes out in early February.

My most anticipated 2021:

The Prophets
Lore
The Children's Blizzard
Hades, Argentina
Yellow Wife
Wings of Ebony
Malibu Rising
The Four Winds
Do No Harm
Good Eggs
Act Your Age, Eve Brown

There are alot of books I am looking forward to in 2021 but my most anticipated book of the year is Losing Gravity by Kameron Hurley. I just hope it actually releases this year.

I have several books I'm excited about this year. I still haven't figured out where books will go so I'll just list a few 2021 ones here.

I just finished The Wife Upstairs. I have book of the month and this was an option for December as an early release. The publication date is in 2021, so I am going to count it for this prompt. There will be many other books this year, and this was a good one to start the year off with.

This one is going to be a no-brainer for me.
One of my favourite Dutch authors, Femke Roobol, is publishing 2 new books in 2021. Also meets my personal challenge (reading at least one Dutch writer)

I have The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang down for this.

Having read others comments I realized I totally forgot about The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah that I've had on my TBR list for a while now.

For the prompt for a book published in 2021, I’m going to read The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah. It comes out in February.

I'm going with The Prophets, looks great, just released

I have pre-ordered Concrete Rose to read this 😊

I’m starting out with Float Plan and it was so so good!

Sarah Sutton's new book Can't Catch My Breath comes out January 26, 2021

I read Alchemy and Rose by Sarah Maine for this. Not that it was a book I was anticipating or excited for, it was just my first Netgalley of the year and I wanted to cross off a prompt!

I've read and really enjoyed Sarah Maine before - I read Women of the Dunes last year. I thought that book has a really great blend of mystery, a touch of modern-day romance and historical fiction. This story is completely set in the past, and has a prominent romance premise. I'm not a romance reader at all, but I figured I was in good hands with this author so gave it a try. Whilst this does have a romance at its core, this book is not dominated by that one element. It is compulsively readable, full of historic fact from a period of history I knew nothing about, and is really more about the jeopardy that Rose finds herself in. Maine is incredibly good at setting a scene, and each character had a really strong presence. This book isn't particularly deep in comparison to my usual choices, but it still covers a lot of themes and is a fun read.

I'm reading Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas. I enjoyed reading The Hate U Give in 2017. I just bought it online!

I am listening to Concrete Rose audiobook now and loving it! I was shocked that my hold came in so quickly.

Finished The Narrowboat Summer by Anne Youngson

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