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(Most anticipated = most YA books added on Goodreads as of May 25th, 2014 when we collected the data. View the entire list and see how the rankings have changed here.)
1. RUIN & RISING by Leigh Bardugo
• On sale June 17th from Henry Holt & Co.
• This is the third book in the series!
2. THE MURDER COMPLEX by Lindsay Cummings
• On sale June 10th from Greenwillow
• This is Lindsay’s debut novel!
3. TOXIC by Sara Shepard
• On sale June 3rd from HarperTeen
• This is the 9 millionth book in the series. JK, it’s actually the #15.
4. HEXED by Michelle Krys
• On sale June 10th from Delacrote
• First book in a new series!
5. DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME by Kate Karyus Quinn
• On sale June 10th from HarperTeen
• Another standalone from Kate Quinn!
6. IN THE END by Demitria Lunetta
• On sale June 24th from HarperTeen
• The second and last book in the series!
7. #scandal by Sarah Ockler
• On sale June 17th from Simon Pulse
• A new standalone from Sarah!
8. SAY WHAT YOU WILL by Cammie McGovern
• On sale June 3rd from HarperTeen
• A new standalone from Cammie!
9. DARK METROPOLIS from Jaclyn Dolamore
• On sale June 17th from Disney-Hyperion
• The first book in a new series!
10. FAN ART by Sarah Tregay
• On sale June 17 from Katherine Tegen
• A new standalone from Sarah!
11. THE TRUTH ABOUT ALICE by Jennifer Mathieu
• On sale June 3rd from Roaring Brook Press
12. WINGS by Elizabeth Richards
• On sale June 12th from Putnam
• This is the third book in the Black City series!
13. GRADUATION DAY by Joelle Charbonneau
• On sale June 17th from HMH Books for Young Readers
• This is the third book in The Testing series!
14. LIES MY GIRLFRIEND TOLD ME by Julie Anne Peters
• On sale June 10th from Little, Brown
15. THE FEVER by Megan Abbott
• On sale June 17th from Little, Brown
Other awesome YA books publishing next month!
What are you excited to read next month?
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Amazon Synopsis: An ex-soldier and his group of friends encounter deadly creatures in Europe, and their pleasant vacation quickly turns into terror as they frantically struggle to stay alive, leading to a discovery in the depths of an abandoned military base that could lead to the end of mankind.
I picked up this novella because the synopsis caught my interest. I wish I had found the story to be as interesting.
The first 20-25% of the novella introduces the characters and gives their backgrounds. The main character, Jonah, was a jerk, and I never really cared what was going to happen to him or his friends.
As for the monsters, it would have been easy to go with the standard trope of zombies or vampires, but these monsters were original. I wanted to know more about them and where they came from.
The story ends right when its getting interesting but leaves room for a sequel. If it means I can learn more about the Molters and Behemoths, I'd pick it up.
3 stars
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Amazon Synopsis: An ex-soldier and his group of friends encounter deadly creatures in Europe, and their pleasant vacation quickly turns into terror as they frantically struggle to stay alive, leading to a discovery in the depths of an abandoned military base that could lead to the end of mankind.
I picked up this novella because the synopsis caught my interest. I wish I had found the story to be as interesting.
The first 20-25% of the novella introduces the characters and gives their backgrounds. The main character, Jonah, was a jerk, and I never really cared what was going to happen to him or his friends.
As for the monsters, it would have been easy to go with the standard trope of zombies or vampires, but these monsters were original. I wanted to know more about them and where they came from.
The story ends right when its getting interesting but leaves room for a sequel. If it means I can learn more about the Molters and Behemoths, I'd pick it up.
3 stars
I picked up this novella because the synopsis caught my interest. I wish I had found the story to be as interesting.
The first 20-25% of the novella introduces the characters and gives their backgrounds. The main character, Jonah, was a jerk, and I never really cared what was going to happen to him or his friends.
As for the monsters, it would have been easy to go with the standard trope of zombies or vampires, but these monsters were original. I wanted to know more about them and where they came from.
The story ends right when its getting interesting but leaves room for a sequel. If it means I can learn more about the Molters and Behemoths, I'd pick it up.
3 stars
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I don't know why they're picking on the French - Most Americans could barely get through half of these.
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