The Stone in the Skull by Elizabeth Bear “In an overcrowded field, another entry that stands head and shoulders above nearly everything else.”–Kirkus Reviews, starred review “With a glorious and dramatic story, Bear begins a stunning new series set in the same world as her Eternal Sky trilogy.”–Publishers Weekly, starred review Trace by Archer Mayor […]
Adult Librarians’ Sneak Peek Book Preview
Wednesday, October 18, 2017 9 am – 4 pm Penguin Random House Reserve Your Spot Now! Seats Will Go Fast! When the leaves start falling librarians and publishers start buzzing! LibraryReads and the Association of American Publishers invite librarians from across the eastern seaboard for a full-day, exclusive sneak peek into the adult book releases […]
Wednesday Books Is Finally Here!
A note from the Wednesday Books Wombats: “Hello, booknerds! Wednesday Books is finally here and we’re so excited to introduce you to our upcoming books, which are sure to become your new favorite reads. Whether you’re looking for something hilarious or something with a dash of magic, we have you covered. Take a look!” Now […]
FALL CHILDREN’S & TEEN TRI-STATE BOOK BUZZ
Wednesday, October 11, 2017 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM PenguinRandomHouse Hear from two authors (TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!) and over 25 AAP member publishers (including Wednesday Books + Flatirons Books YA) as they highlight their best in next season’s Teen titles. RSVP HERE. […]
#bookbday (09/05/17)
Happy #bookbday! Across the Sea by Gaute Heivoll “Deeply affecting. . . . A striking and exquisitely detailed novel exploring the depths of compassion, cognizance, and mutual understanding amidst a household of adults and children who cannot always communicate in traditional ways.”―Publishers Weekly “Humane and lovely; reminiscent of Paul Harding’s Tinkers in its sympathetic understanding […]
October Indie Next Selections + 2 Starred Reviews!
Both Annalee Newitz’s AUTONOMOUS and Carmen Maria Machado’s HER BODY AND OTHER PARTIES have each received two starred reviews and will debut on the October Indie Next list! Autonomous by Annalee Newitz “The cofounder of the sf website io9.com takes some of today’s key social and technical issues (the nature of artificial intelligence, the notion […]
#thrillerthursday (08/31)
Welcome to #thrillerthursday on this very last day of August! Kill the Heroes by David Thurlo “This fast-paced mystery makes an easygoing read, spiced with plenty of humor… A solid southwestern mystery.”–Booklist Dark River Rising by John Rogers “A local criminal is found tortured to death, a snake stitched into his belly, and Baton Rouge […]
The Guinness World Records Collection
Guinness World Records is proud to bring you 3 incredible new books! Guinness World Records 2018: Meet our Real-Life Superheroes The Guinness World Records 2018 book is back and packed with over 4,000 incredible new records from the awe-inspiring natural world to cool science facts to unbelievable sporting achievements to awesome big stuff and […]
Adult Books for Teens or So Sayeth Booklist (And We Agree!)
Gypsy Moth Summer by Julia Fierro “YAs will get caught up in the story of Maddie and the other teen characters as they face complex social and environmental problems.”–Booklist Trophy Son by Douglas Brunt “YAs will enjoy the unpredictability of Anton’s rise to the top of the tennis world and his struggle to stay there, […]
#thrillerthursday (08/24/17)
Telling Tales by Ann Cleeves “Cleeves’ taut, atmospheric thriller will keep readers guessing until the last page…Chilling.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review “Cleeves offers up evocative settings and flawed characters with depth, making her mysteries wonderfully addictive. Her latest is no exception.”–Library Journal, starred review “A nice mixture, in the British tradition, of social comedy and […]
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