Hi all and welcome to Futuristic Friday! This is a feature that the fabulous Tamara from Traveling with T dreamed up and kindly invited me to co-host. In this feature, we each look ahead to some of the book that will be published in the next three months which we’re most excited about. I love putting this feature together because it helps me actually plan my reading in advance. I’m also super excited to check out Tamara’s picks, since we have similar but not identical taste. I always find something new to me in her great picks.
Travelling With T’s Futuristic Friday Picks For April
Tamara’s picks for April include Sugar and Iced, Ember Island, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, and Small Town Spin.
Doing Dewey’s Futuristic Friday Picks For April
My picks for April include Vintage, The Collector of Dying Breaths, When the Cypress Whispers, Northanger Abbey (a retelling), and Inheritance: How Our Genes Change Our Lives–and Our Lives Change Our Genes.
Travelling With T’s Futuristic Friday Picks For May
Tamara’s picks for May include The Secret Life of Violet Grant, The Vacationers, and Law of Attraction (paperback release).
Doing Dewey’s Futuristic Friday Picks For May
My picks for May include The Serpent of Venice, One Hundred Names (paperback release), All That is Solid Melts Into Air, and 50 Children: One Ordinary American Couple’s Extraordinary Rescue Mission into the Heart of Nazi Germany.
Travelling With T’s Futuristic Friday Picks For June
Tamara’s picks for June include Identity, Nantucket Sisters, The Never Never Sisters, and The Fever.
Doing Dewey’s Futuristic Friday Picks For June
My picks for June include The Sea Garden, Elizabeth is Missing, and Duel with the Devil : The True Story of How Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr Teamed Up to Take on America’s First Sensational Murder Mystery (paperback release).
And that’s a wrap for this quarter’s Futuristic Friday! Be sure to stop back in July for our next look ahead over at Traveling With T.
Did you find any books on our list that you’re looking forward too? Are there any books you’re excited about which we missed? Let us know in the comments!
Oh, Inheritance sounds interesting. Reminds me of a Malcolm Gladwell type topic. I will have to look out for some reviews on it.
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I’ve been interested in genetics since probably sixth grade, so this is completely my kind of book! If the science is done well, I’m sure I’ll love it.
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Great choices Katie!
The Collector of Dying Breaths is a cover that has been intriguing me for some time (MJ ROSE has the BEST covers!) And Vintage is another book that I’m curious about. #addingtotheTBRlist And THE SEA GARDEN!!
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Thanks Tamara! I haven’t seen anything else by MJ Rose, but I’m going to have to go look up the other books now! The Sea Garden is one where I saw the cover and just knew it was going to be a story I was interested in. So beautiful. Out of your books, Ember Island and The Never Never Sisters especially jump out at me and it looks like they’re getting positive goodreads reviews already. Definitely some books to keep an eye on!
I love a curated list like this — so often lists of future releases become overwhelmingly long, but I like seeing individual choices
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Oh, I’m glad to hear it! I always worry that these lists might be too long but I suppose compared to the overwhelmingness which is all the new releases of the next three months, it is pretty manageable!
50 Children was wonderful. I just scored copies of the new Steve Berry, Chevy Stevens, and a bio of the Romanov daughters that I’m super stoked about!
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I’m excited to read your reviews! The one about the Romanov daughters sounds especially interesting. I love reading books about women in history
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What a great idea! I will use your feature to help me pick new books to read.
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Thanks C.J.! It was all Tanya’s idea but I’ve had a lot of fun contributing
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Some great looking titles there – if I did that I’d probably change my mind three times and read a completely different set of titles though
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Haha, yeah, at the end of the year, I’ll be curious to see how many of the books from this feature I actually read. I tend to accept ARCs I’m offered rather than requesting them, so I often end up pretty far afield from what I planned on reading.
I only know three of the books you guys have listed! Crazy, isn’t it. But i look forward to see the reviews of some of the other ones. This is a great way to find out what is coming out. Keep up the good work.
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I try never to think about how many books I want to read because I’m pretty sure there are more of them than I’ll read in a lifetime. I’m glad you found our list helpful for finding out about some of them
One Hundred Names sounds really interesting, I’m definitely going to check to see if my library has it!
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Time of My Life by Cecelia Ahern is one of my favorite books, so I’m particularly excited for that one myself!