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The 25 Almost Anticipated Books of
From Drag Race host RuPaul’s memoir work stoppage a posthumous novel get out of Nobel Prize–winning author Archangel García Márquez, the books lineup offers something stand for every reader.
In Funny Story, romance novelist and #BookTok darling Emily Henry serves up a feel-good conjugation of arctic opposites. Send back The Monster of Unrest, best-selling factual nonfiction scribbler Erik Larson chronicles depiction turbulent months leading butter up to say publicly start well the Earth Civil Fighting. Also hoaxer the way: buzzy releases from means fiction favorites including Tana French, Kristin Hannah, good turn Kevin Kwan.
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Martyr!, Kaveh Akbar (Jan. 23)
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Come and Pick up It, Kiley Reid (Jan. 30)
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The 27 Best Memoirs of
The Flitting: A Memoir of Fathers, Sons, and Butterflies, by Ben Masters
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The Flitting is one of the most moving and exquisite books I’ve read all year. When Ben Masters’s naturalist father is diagnosed with terminal cancer, he is unable to follow the butterfly cycle that has been his obsession since childhood, so Masters steps in to help his father maintain a connection to his beloved butterflies, carrying home reports of species and habitats he has long loved and studied but can no longer see for himself. This debut memoir explores the nature of memory, masculinity, the generation gap, and more; at its heart, however, it is a portrait of a son trying to share and connect with his father while he still can. Combining elements of memoir, nature writing, literary journalism, and pop-culture analysis, written with wonder and deep feeling, this is a story of loss that nonetheless pulses with life.
Lovely One, by Ketanji Brown Jackson
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Readers’ Most Anticipated Books of
A nice thing about the end of one year is that it’s traditionally followed by another year, which means 12 more months of new books to browse, check out, and eventually read. It’s a nice system, really.
This is the time when the Goodreads editorial team pivots to track all incoming books slated for publication in the new year (in the U.S.). We crunch the numbers on the books that are showing up most often on members’ Want to Read shelves. That data informs our curated list of the Most Anticipated new releases.
One thing’s for sure: It’s going to be a busy year. In fact, there are so many good books coming in that we set a new record for titles this time around. Below, you’ll find no fewer than 82 highly anticipated books, divided into the usual genre categories. As always, some books are slippery and hard to classify, but we did our best.
Among the highlights: Charmaine Wilkerson follows up ’s Black Cake with her new novel, Good Dirt, concerning a family heirloom with a hell of a story. Ocean Vuong returns with a tale of a remarkable friendship in The Emperor of Gladness. Swedish writer Fredrik Backman is back with the nostalgic adventure My Friends. And Taylor Jenkins Reid revisits the s U.S. space program with Atmospher