This autumn, Shannon Hale gives us another trip to Austenland for Christmas, Tessa Bailey pens a time-travel romance and a new ACOTAR arc begins. @avonbooks.bsky.social @stmartinspress.bsky.social www.bookpage.com/?p=206091

Naima Coster’s TAKE WHAT YOU CAN reminds us that there is so much in the world to love. This is a book to cry over and hold close. @pameladormanbooks.bsky.social

Laura Moriarty’s SUNLIGHT FINDS YOU is a vivid depiction of what life was like for Florida transplants in the boom years after World War II. @riverheadbooks.bsky.social

Whether you know a young student who can’t wait for that big first day, or one who’s hiding at the thought of a classroom, these back-to-school books offer plenty of reassuring enticement, as well as hijinks galore. @randomhousekids.bsky.social @penguinkids.bsky.social www.bookpage.com/?p=229426

Marrying literary drama and folk horror to depict the madness of new motherhood, Emily McBride's debut novel, QUEEN MAB, is the must-read arrival of a potent new voice.

Paul Yoon’s ETNA is an engrossing, deeply moving parable about the evils of war, with a canine protagonist who embodies humanity at its best. @scribnerbooks.bsky.social

From @readbookpage.bsky.social my review of Paul Yoon’s novel, ETNA: www.bookpage.com/reviews/etna...

Book review of Etna by Paul Yoon

Paul Yoon’s Etna is an engrossing, deeply moving parable about the evils of war, with a canine protagonist who embodies humanity at its best.

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From @readbookpage.bsky.social my review of former Google employee Claire Stapleton’s DON’T BE EVIL: Bad Bosses, Fake Promises, and My Escape from Big Tech: www.bookpage.com/reviews/dont...

Book review of Don’t Be Evil by Claire Stapleton

Claire Stapleton organized the 2018 Google Walkout. In Don’t Be Evil, she addresses the chasm that separates Google from the reality of life.

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Some of the most beloved figures in crime fiction return (Lady Sherlock! Richard Osman’s We Solve Murders crew! Inspector Gamache), while Elizabeth Hand puts her own spin on classic gothic thrillers. www.bookpage.com/?p=206252

In Claire Boyles’ debut novel, APPRAISALS, three generations of small-scale farmers have their values tested by the Great Recession and the incursions of an oil and gas company.

The audiobook of Katherine Arden's THE UNICORN HUNTERS overflows with intrigue, magic and tantalizing romance.

Make sure your book totes are handy and your hold list is ready: It's time for our Most Anticipated Books of fall! And for more end of summer vibes, check out our roundups of back to school picture books and dark academia fantasies.

What Do We Do in Preschool? will help quash uncertainty as youngsters try to ease into their new daily schedules.

YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE is an immersive and engaging coming-of-age tale sure to inspire readers pondering their own futures.

This fall, Naomi Klein and Jon Ronson return to the page with a lot on their minds, while Roz Chast and Jennifer Croft provide dashes of whimsy—plus, the two celebrity memoirs we can’t wait to read. @@grandcentralpub.bsky.social@@stmartinspress.bsky.social

Chelsea Lin Wallace’s moving story and Adam Rex’s lovely and kinetic art celebrate the unifying everyday experiences happening every minute all around the globe. @grandcentralpub.bsky.social @stmartinspress.bsky.social @pantheonbooks.bsky.social @penguinpress.bsky.social www.bookpage.com/?p=206098

THE BIRTHING TREE is a @readbookpage.bsky.social most-anticipated title of fall '26! "The many fans of Amanda Peters’ breakout debut about a missing child of Mi’kmaq migrant farm workers, THE BERRY PICKERS, will want to put her sophomore novel at the top of their TBRs."

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Explore the most anticipated fiction books arriving this fall, including literary fiction and likely bestsellers.

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Readers who like their characters more on the villainous side or prefer their leading women a bit feral will love Carissa Broadbent’s The Lion and the Deathless Dark.

J. Kasper Kramer’s most personal book yet is also a universal tale of wrestling with the perplexing changes of adolescence while trying to stay true to one’s emerging values. @simonkids.bsky.social

Magic ripples down through generations in FISHBONE CINDERELLA, which travels from 1940s Hong Kong to 1960s San Francisco. @delreybooks.bsky.social www.bookpage.com/?p=229434

Renée Nault’s SALVAGE celebrates how humans rebuild their lives after major natural disasters, while exploring how culture continues to perpetuate social divides, even in a speculative setting.

In Christine Hartman Derr’s wonderfully empowering debut, RAVEN, RISING, her protagonist, Raven, certainly does rise as she navigates trauma, grief and friendship after the death of her parents.

Sarai Walker evokes both Sylvia Plath and the late crime writer Michelle McNamara in FURIOUS VIOLET, a beautifully written exploration of true crime and motherhood.

Our favorite part about fall? The arrival of the very best fiction of the year. This autumn offers incredible gifts: novels from stars like Min Jin Lee, Barbara Kingsolver and Yiyun Li, plus, in November, a new Louise Kennedy for fans of Irish fiction to relish. www.bookpage.com/?p=206097

With a plot full of mysteries and a fascinating magic system, FLICKERSTATE is an exciting ride from beginning to end. @sourcebooks.bsky.social

Elizabeth Lim’s FISHBONE CINDERELLA is a haunting and poignant exploration of mother-daughter relationships, told through lush, gorgeous prose. @delreybooks.bsky.social

In FURIOUS VIOLET, Sarai Walker interrogates true crime ethics and motherhood via a suspenseful tale of a crime writer being stalked by someone who claims to be her child. www.bookpage.com/?p=229432

Packed with copious research, s.e. smith’s All My Dead Cats provides a studied look at why we often fail to give ourselves space for grief. @harperonebooks.bsky.social

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Book review of Today Is the Day

Chelsea Lin Wallace’s moving story and Adam Rex’s kinetic art celebrate the everyday experiences happening every all around the globe.

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Andrea Brown Literary Agency@andreabrownlit.bsky.social · 2w ago

💫 TODAY IS THE DAY has received FOUR starred reviews! Congratulations Chelsea Lin Wallace and Adam Rex! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read the full reviews from: - Booklist - Publishers Weekly - Kirkus - (BookPage review available 7/28) Releases July 28! Today is the day to preorder!! 💫 @jenrofe.bsky.social

💫 TODAY IS THE DAY has received FOUR starred reviews! Congratulations Chelsea Lin Wallace and Adam Rex! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read the full reviews from: - Booklist - Publishers Weekly - Kirkus - (BookPage review available 7/28) Releases July 28! Today is the day to preorder!! 💫 @jenrofe.bsky.social