New Releases of the Month

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Can you believe it's already May?  Spring was a long time coming for us here in New Jersey, and now it's almost summer!  Here are the new releases coming out in May that I am super excited for:

The Pisces

by Melissa Broder
Fiction
Release date:  5/1/2018

This book has made it onto quite a few lists of most-anticipated books of the season, and I am definitely looking forward to it!  It's described as romance mixed with fantasy and looks like it will be one of the more unique books of spring.

Ask A Manager: How to Navigate Clueless Colleagues, Lunch-Stealing Bosses, and the Rest of Your Life at Work


by Alison Green
Nonfiction
Release date:  5/1/2018

I don't typically go for too many nonfiction books, but since my day-job is working in Human Resources, this book looks like it will be right up my alley!

There Are No Grown-Ups: A Midlife Coming-of-Age Story


by Pamela Druckerman
Memoir
Release date:  5/29/2018

I always love a humorous memoir!  This looks really relatable - even if you're not quite to middle age yet, many of the anecdotes will resonate with you. 

The Death of Mrs. Westaway


by Ruth Ware
Thriller
Release date:  5/29/2018

I've never read anything by Ruth Ware, but after seeing the early reviews of this book, I might just have to give it a shot!

The Outsider


by Stephen King
Horror
Release date:  5/22/2018

It's brand new Stephen King.  If you're a fan, that's enough of an explanation for you!

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