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2014 Books Coming Out

Karen C said:
I have the exact same problem. I really need to slap a big No-Book-Buying Ban on myself until I get through some of the books on my TBR pile... a fair few of which I've had for years!
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Yay! Ditto, lol. I decided - for real - I need to stop buying books and read my pile first (collected over the years *sigh*). Unless, of course, there's a good bargain. Cause who can resist bargains, right? XD
 
Although I've bought too many books this year, I have managed to put quite a few on my Amazon Wish List. Baby steps. :)
 
pontalba said:
Although I've bought too many books this year, I have managed to put quite a few on my Amazon Wish List. Baby steps. :)
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Yay! Well done pontabla. Maybe I should start an Amazon wish list too.

I'm in the process of doing a few home improvements to the house at the moment, decorating, new carpets etc. and have just boxed up a lot of my books while the work is going on and OMG!!! I knew I had a lot of books, but even I had to admit that I have way too many! Not that it's possible to have too many...but it is getting a little bit crazy. I really am going to have to sort through them and find new homes for the ones that I know I will never read again.

I'm going to make an effort to not buy any more books for the rest of this year and solely concentrate on my own TBR pile with the occasional library book thrown in for good measure. I do have a few books on pre-order which is totally allowed and not against the rules at all!
 
Well, Karen, the problem with getting rid of books you think you might not read, is that reading is a moody thing. You may not be in the mood atm to read that particular book, but that can change. It's happened to me a few times. :oops:
 
pontalba said:
Well, Karen, the problem with getting rid of books you think you might not read, is that reading is a moody thing. You may not be in the mood atm to read that particular book, but that can change.
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That's the problem though - why do you think I've kept hold of them for so long?!

In all seriousness though there are a few that I know I will never read again as I never enjoyed them first time around and have no intention of ever reading them again. Plus getting rid of books means it makes room for new books!
 
Karen C said:
That's the problem though - why do you think I've kept hold of them for so long?!

In all seriousness though there are a few that I know I will never read again as I never enjoyed them first time around and have no intention of ever reading them again. Plus getting rid of books means it makes room for new books!
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Excellent point! :D New books, yes!
 
My list of books I'm looking forward to from now through the summer:

April

The Word Exchange, by Alena Graedon

Murder on the Home Front: A True Story of Morgues, Murderers, and Mysteries During the London Blitz, by Molly Lefebure

Game for Five, by Marco Malvaldi


May

All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr

Bellweather Rhapsody, by Kate Racculia

I Am Pilgrim, by Terry Hayes

The Corsican Caper, by Peter Mayle


June

The Rise & Fall of Great Powers, by Tom Rachman

A Replacement Life, by Boris Fishman

Midnight in Europe, by Alan Furst

The Silkworm, by Robert Galbraith (on pontalba's list too)


July

Tigerman, by Nick Harkaway

The String Diaries, by Stephen Lloyd Jones

A Spy Among Friends: Kim Philby and the Great Betrayal, by Ben McIntyre

Mr. Campion's Farewell: The Return of Albert Campion, completed by Mike Ripley


August

The Long Way Home, by Louise Penny

2 A.M. At the Cat's Pajamas, by Marie-Helene Bertino

Reckless, by William Nicholson


Upcoming/recent books I've already read in ARC form that I recommend:

Terms & Conditions, by Robert Glancy

The Divorce Papers, by Susan Rieger
 
bookworm00 said:
I am so excited for this year! I have a whole list of books that are coming out that I'm eyeing on:

January 7:
- Enders by Lissa Price
- Flame by Amy Kathleen Ryan
- Being Sloane Jacobs by Lauren Morrill

January 28:
- Heartbeat by Elizabeth Scott
- Uninvited by Sophie Jordan

February 4:
- Cress by Marissa Meyer

February 11:
- The Worlds We Make by Megan Crewe

February 25:
- Better Off Friends by Elizabeth Eulberg

March 4:
- The Assassin's Blade by Sarah J. Maas
- Panic by Lauren Oliver
- 16 Things I Thought Were True by Janet Gurtler

April 8:
- Dreams of Gods and Monsters by Laini Taylor

April 15:
- To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han

April 29:
- The Forever Song by Julie Kagawa
- The Treatment by Suzanne Young

May 20:
- Take Me On by Katie McGarry

May 27:
- City Of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare

June 3:
- Rise and Ruin by Leigh Bardugo

July 1:
- Sinner by Maggie Stiefvater

July 8:
- Landline by Rainbow Rowell

July 29:
- Silver Shadows by Richelle Mead

August 14:
- All Our Yesterdays #2 by Cristin Terrill

September 2:
- The Bane Chronicles by Cassandra Clare

Fall:
- Throne of Glass #3 by Sarah J. Maas
- The Darkest Minds #3 by Alexandra Bracken


Does anyone else have a little book list for 2014? :]
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Hello Honey,
What's kinds of books did you read? what's the most popular books for the youngers?
 
I can't wait till next september when Ellen Hopkins next book comes out. I love reading her work! I have such a back log of books that I need to get to reading.
 
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