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of your death. When the four Gold children have their fortunes told to them, the effects span out
across decades as their lives take them in different directions. 28. “The Devil in America” Kai
Ashante Wilson On the day they get your first period, all girls undergo a lottery. White tickets get to
marry and have children, while blue tickets get a career and devil-may-care lives. But when Calla
decides to flout the system, she has to go on the lam and rely on the survival skills the lottery taught
her to outrun those whose mission it is to preserve it. to buy wish list 2022 releases Woman on Fire
This slim debut collection has already garnered a great deal of buzz, thanks to its dazzlingly romantic
and darkly comic stories about young women trying to navigate an often unfriendly world and
construct identities and lives for themselves. WH Smith Amazon WH Smith 2. The High Mountains
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books coming soon, see the list of Upcoming New Release Books. Buy the book Amazon One of the
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future in which everything and everyone is slave to a tyrannical regime led by The Party. The novel
has a fascinating history, from the phenomenon it became on publication to the impact it has had on
the English language. Don't let that fool you, though: The book's exploration of multiculture,
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Margot and her teen daughter Pearl live in a car next to a Florida trailer park, poor but happy. When
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Clement, a master of figurative language, crafts a moving coming-of-age story set in an America
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'White Houses' by Amy Bloom (February 13; Random House) Blackwell's A Conjuring of Light
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science fiction, whereas slower and more introspective novels like Eileen, All That Man Is and The
High Mountains of Portugal resonate with the more meditative among readers. Novels like Paul
Beatty’s The Sellout and Ian McEwan’s Nutshell benefit from eccentric narrators. Much of the The
Sellout’s verve flows from the narrator’s flippant style of storytelling, taking the reader from topic to
topic, from place to place so briskly that we never know where we’re going next. Similarly, in
McEwan’s novel it is the foetus-narrator, with his Hamlet-like tendency to drift into philosophical
daydreaming, that becomes the novel’s main attraction. The high quality of these novels, by turns
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to change without notice. That’s why I invite you to explore this list of great sci-fi and fantasy books
of April 2020. For each book, you’ll find a list of genres and subgenres, and a brief presentation so
you can decide which one is perfect for you. Fantasy and Neil Gaiman are practically synonymous
for many, and the author’s next big fantasy goes to the roots of Norse mythology. This novel will be
a narrative retelling of the adventures of the pantheon of the northern gods, including Odin, Thor,
Loki, and others. Gaiman’s written some incredible novels that have drawn on Norse mythology in
the past (like American Gods, for instance). With his track record of incredible novels, this is one
that we’re really excited to get our hands on. This 2019 Booker Prize winner follows twelve
characters on their personal journeys over the last one hundred years. From Newcastle to Cornwall
and the beginning of the twentieth century to the modern day, each of them is searching for
something. These wonderful interwoven stories address issues of race, identity and
womanhood. Joyfully polyphonic and vibrantly contemporary, this is a gloriously new kind of
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Magda. Nobody will ever know who killed her. It wasn't me. Here is her dead body." After anelderly
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sense of events? This one's part crime thriller, part dark humor, and completely worth your time. On
a snowy night in Toronto, renowned actor Arthur Leander dies on stage, coinciding with the arrival
of a devastating virus in North America. Two decades later, Kirsten, a member of the Travelling
Symphony, brings Shakespeare's words to life in the settlements that have emerged post-collapse.
However, her newfound hope is jeopardized, prompting a critical question: in a world devoid of
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Emma Flint’s evocative historical novels transport you to another time and place. In her new book,
Other Women, the destination is London, devastated by the impact of the Great War. For unmarried
Beatrice Cade, the war has robbed her of the chance to find true love and have a family, just like it
has for millions of others. One day a chance encounter changes her life, and she falls head over heels
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intertwined by forbidden love, Other Women is a novel that you won’t be able to put down.
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Wordery After a quarter of an hour, Selunia, together with the general, was on her way to the
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part starts later in the story, so you’ll have enough time to learn about the characters and the world.
Also, take into consideration that Koli is illiterate so you’ll have to deal with his way of talking. I
loved it too, but it was released in 2020 and this list is just for books released in 2021! 'Lost
Children Archive' by Valeria Luiselli (February 12; Knopf) Something fascinating about this book is
the magic of scriving, which is the art of imbuing objects with sentience. In Jones’ novel, Atlanta
couple Celestial and Roy are married for only a year when Roy, a black businessman, is wrongfully
convicted of a violent crime. In chapters that shift between the perspectives of a husband in prison, a
wife losing grip of their bond and a friend stuck in the middle, Jones illuminates the waves of
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the book Fans of crime fiction will love this drama that centers on the human impact of the opioid
crisis. At the center of the story are two estranged sisters: Kacey struggles with addiction, while
Mickey is a cop. When Kacey disappears and girls like her start turning up dead, Mickey hunts for
the killer — and Kacey — before it's too late. Jane GreenWhat It’s About: Jane Green reimagines
the life of troubled icon Talitha Getty in this transporting story from a forgotten chapter of the
Swinging ’60s This classic science fiction novel by Orson Scott Card should be ever-present on any
space fan's bookshelf. Card's novel follows the life of Ender Wiggin as he learns to fight the
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ago. WH Smith A 21-year-old gamer named Tanner who is, admittedly, in a bit of a slump. An 83-
year-old woman named Louise who doesn’t need a caregiver, thank you very much. Thrown
together as employee and employer by the octogenarian’s daughter, this unlikely pair can make it
through their days just fine on opposite sides of the room. But then Tanner sees a news story about a
past jewelry heist with a suspect who looks an awful lot like Louise. Next thing she knows, Louise is
suggesting a middle-of-the-night road trip to California. Let the comedic getaway begin! Fans of
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pandemic panic, Max Barry’s (“Lexicon”) novel deserves a spot on our list as it’s one of the best sci-
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that spit miniature black holes as defensive weapons and the AI-driven battleship called the
Providence Five and its small four-person crew sent to deep space to annihilate them. Blackwell's
An odd, unsettling collection of stories that bring fresh and often disturbing life to the everyday
objects that surround us. Publication Date: May 10, 2022 Sister Stardust Shouldn’t you include the
Children’s Blizzard by Melanie Benjamin coming out in January 2021? Based upon a true story.
WRITE TO LUCY FELDMAN AT LUCY.FELDMAN@TIME.COM This novel has become a
cultural byword for all things dystopian. The book is set in the fictional Republic of Gilead, a
religious totalitarian state in what was formerly known as the United States. In an age of declining
birth rates, Offred, along with her fellow Handmaids, are valued only if their ovaries are viable. Yet
even a repressive state cannot eradicate hope and desire. Funny, unexpected, horrifying, and
altogether convincing, The Handmaid's Tale is at once scathing satire, dire warning, and tour de
force. That’s why we’ve rounded up a list of the best new book releases (or soon-to-be releases) in
2023. This handpicked selection spans the gamut of book genres and includes book
recommendations from Reader’s Digest editors. The list also includes highly anticipated releases
from previous award-winning authors and a few debuts from new authors who have generated buzz
among critics and early readers. So are you craving mystery books? Romance? Thrillers? No matter
which you prefer, there are new books to read—and who knows, by next year, some might be on
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