New Releases of the Month

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April is going to be a busy month for everyone that keeps up with new releases!  Here are just a few books coming out this month:

Circe

by Madeline Miller
Mythology
Release date:  4/10/2018

I've been seeing this book everywhere and it's been getting great reviews!  Mythology is one subject that I've always wanted to be more knowledgeable about and this book looks like a great introduction!

Other People's Houses


by Abbi Waxman
Fiction
Release date:  4/3/2018

I read Waxman's "The Garden of Small Beginnings" last year and really enjoyed it.  Her second book is supposed to feature the same characters, and I really look forward to reuniting with them!

The Trauma Cleaner: One Woman's Extraordinary Life in the Business of Death, Decay, and Disaster


by Sarah Krasnostein
Memoir
Release date:  4/10/2018

I've been getting more into memoirs lately, and this one looks like it will definitely be a story unlike any other!


The Elizas


by Sara Shepard
Thriller
Release date:  4/17/2018

This thriller about a novelist struggling with memory loss comes from the author of Pretty Little Liars.  I absolutely LOVED that series (and I'm not ashamed to admit it) so I am really interested in seeing what else Shepard has up her sleeve.

Unwifeable


by Mandy Stadtmiller
Memoir
Release date:  4/3/2018

April is turning out to be the month of memoirs!  This one has been favorably compared to  Sex and the City but with even more witty humor.

School for Psychics


by K.C. Archer
Fantasy
Release date:  4/3/2018

This book is set to be the first in a series, so now is the time to dig in!  I'm not usually too interested in fantasy books, but this is supposed to be set in a very realistic universe, so maybe I'll finally find a series in the genre to be a fan of!

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