I’m the Girl by Courtney Summers (Sept 13)Ĭourtney Summers is back with another thriller that places an angry young girl at its centre - and no one does angry young girls like Summers. Given that it’s Stephen King, I’m sure there will be a hefty creep factor, but honestly that just makes me more excited. In King’s latest, seventeen-year-old Charlie Reade inherits the keys to a parallel world, where he encounters a battle between good and evil. I’m on a mission to read as many portal fantasies as I can - for those who don’t know, it’s a fantasy in which the characters travel to another world by way of some kind of portal or doorway, Narnia style. Fairy Tale by Stephen King (Sept 6)ĭid someone say Stephen King portal fantasy? Sign. I can’t wait to see how this story unfolds.
It has an other-worldly twist, in which our main character, Moon, travels to the spirit world every night. Moonflower is another middle grade endeavour for Callender, this time grappling with depression and mental illness. Then I read King and the Dragonflies and that solidified Callender as an auto-buy author. Moonflower by Kacen Callender (Sept 6)Īfter falling in love with Felix Ever After, I decided I wanted to read everything Kacen Callender has written. It’s been described as Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief meets The Hunger Games, with a Mexican mythological twist. Cemetery Boys was a joy to read and his latest, the first in a planned trilogy, promises more magic and mayhem. If you’ve been around here for a little while, you’ll know that Aiden Thomas has become an auto-buy author for us. The Sunbearer Trials by Aiden Thomas (Sept 6) I’m so glad the wait is over for this one. On Goodreads it’s being called “a thematic response to The Secret History and a tonal response to Jonathan Strange & Mr. I haven’t read Kuang’s The Poppy War trilogy, but I’ve heard good things, and this recent mash-up of academia, linguistics, and revolution sounds tailored precisely to my interests. Yeah, it’s a mouthful of a title, but that just makes me more inclined to read it. Kuang’s newest book, Babel, or The Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translator’s Revolution. This year’s fall 2022 book releases are sure to help you relax, escape, and find some much needed balance. But whether you are studying next month or not, we want share the required reading for pleasure, not academic credit. With fall comes the beginning for many people embarking on degrees, certificates, and other education programs. Required Reading: Fall 2022 Book Releases So without further ado, here are my top 12 most anticipated new releases for fall 2022. Whatever else the world may be throwing at us lately, the books are good. Luckily for us, this means we’re due for another wave of new book releases in the fall. It doesn’t seem like it should be possible, but here we are. Can you believe we’re already more than halfway through 2022? Me neither.
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