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• 20 Most Anticipated Book Releases of 2020 (And 120+ More!) (Recommendation Nation)

  

  I feel like every year, there are just more and more new releases that I’m dying to read. 2020 has some impressive books lined up, and I would love to talk about all of them, but that would take days. Instead, I’ve decided to highlight my 20 most anticipated 2020 releases, and throw in an…

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  January 11, 2020

  List, Recommendations, Releases

  2020, 2020 releases, a court of thorns and roses, a curse so dark and lonely, a heart so fierce and broken, a hundred names for magic, a song of wraiths and ruin, acotar, acsdal, adalyn grace, adam silvera, adrienne young, ahsfab, aiden thomas, aisha saeed, alexandra warwick, all the stars and teeth, amie kaufman, astrid scholte, aurora burning, becky albertalli, belle revolte, below, blood and honey, bonds of brass, bone criers moon, bone grace, book, book list, Book Recommendations, book releases, books, brigid kemmerer, burn our bodies down, cassandra clare, cemetary boys, chain of gold, chasing lucky, christina lauren, christine lynn herman, cinderella is dead, clap when you land, crescent city, cursebreakers, dark and deepest red, dont call the world, elizabeth lim, elle cosimano, emily a. duncan, emily skrutskie, forest of souls, girl serpent thorn, girls of paper and fire, hafsah faizal, harley in the sky, havenfall, hollow crown, house of dragons, house of earth and blood, imagine me, incendiary, infinity son, ink in the blood, instant karma, into the crooked place, janella angeles, jay kristoff, jen deluca, jenn bennett, jessica cluess, kaitlyn david, kalyn josephson, kalynn bayron, karen m. mcmanus, kathryn purdie, kester grant, kiera cass, kim smejkal, kingdom of back, kingdom of cards, kristen simmons, legacy of orisha, leigh bardugo, lori m. lee, mackenzi lee, margaret owen, marie lu, marie rutkoski, marissa meyer, meagan spooner, melissa albert, melissa bashardoust, melissa de la cruz, montague siblings, more than maybe, most anticipated, natasha ngan, nikolai duology, one of us is next, only mostly devastated, queen's secret, recommendation station, recs, Releases, renee ahdieh, rick riordan, rin chupeco, rory power, roseanne a. brown, roshani chokshi, ruthless gods, s. a. chakraborty, sandhya menon, sands of arawiya, sara holland, sara raasch, sarah henning, sarah j. maas, scavenge the stars, seafire, seasons of the storm, serpent & dove, serpent and dove, set fire to the gods, shadowhunters, shamanborn, shatter me, shelby mahurin, shveta thakrar, sjm, something dark and holy, spin the dawn, star daughter, susan dennard, suzanne collins, tahereh mafi, tara sim, the aurelian cycle, the ballad of songbirds and snakes, the beautiful, the blood of stars, the bloodright trilogy, the court of miracles, the crow riden, the daevabad trilogy, the damned, the deck of omens, the devouring gray, the eldest curses, the empire of gold, the faithless hawk, the gilded wolves, the gravity of us, the hazel wood, the honey-dont list, the last hours, the lost book of the white, the merciful crow, the midnight lie, the other side of the sky, the princess will save you, the shadowhunter chronicles, the shadows between us, the silvered serpents, the storm crow, the tower of nero, the vanishing deep, the witchlands, top 2020 releases, trials of apollo, tricia levenseller, tweet cute, unravel the dusk, we free the stars, we hunt the flame, well met, well played, where dreams descend, wicked as you wish, wicked saints, woven in moonlight, yes no maybe so, zoraida cordova

• Writing Reviews – My Rating System

  

  The longer I’ve been writing book reviews, the more confused I get with my own rating system. Rating are hard. I really struggle with them. Since I use Goodreads a lot (shameless plug- add me as a friend), I wanted to keep things consistent and rate every book out of 5 stars. However, with so…

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  September 19, 2019

  Discussion

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• Top 7 June Book Releases

  

  I feel like BookCon and BookExpo really threw me off this year. It’s already June! And almost mid-June! For some reasons my head is still stuck in May, and early May at that. But despite the fact that I’m way behind, let’s talk about some of the awesome books being released this month!

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  June 8, 2019

  Releases

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• What’s New in May? (Top 10 May 2019 Book Releases)

  

  Yes, I know this is super late. I usually try to post these the week before the month actually starts, so I’m a little off. Just blame finals and theater. Now that all of that is over, I’m getting back to my normal schedule and ready to talk about all of the new releases from…

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  May 19, 2019

  Releases

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• Gemina (The Illuminae Files #2) by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff – Review

  Overall: 5/5 StarsCharacters: 5/5Setting: 5/5Writing: 5/5Plot and Themes: 5/5Awesomeness Factor: 5/5Review in a Nutshell: Gemina is a breathtaking adventure, filled with epic action and hilarious writing. “And now, born from the ashes, she’s a warrior in bloodied black.” 

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  January 1, 2019

  Review, YA Review

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