I always look forward to, and rely on, the wonderful previews by Publishers Lunch. This edition is no exception. The comprehensive listing of publishing dates by genre, emerging authors, etc, is especially helpful. Among the great titles included I’m really looking forward to Secrets of Cavendon by Barbara Taylor Bradford, and The Road to Bittersweet by Donna Everhart.

Under the forthcoming list, not samples
I read Janet Fitch's forthcoming novel The Revolution of Marina M. I can't wait to review it, if you have an interest in the Russian Revolution it's perfect for you.

Elizabeth Berg's The Story of Arthur Truluv sounds promising.

I don't often read young adult fiction but I enjoyed Hilary Reyl's novel Lessons in French, her latest about a boy in France living on the autism spectrum interests me. I can be picky about such novels though as my own son is on the spectrum, so I can't bare anything written as if read from a textbook, where the character isn't real. I haven't requested the arc, but it's on my to read pile.

One of the books I'm really interested in reading is The Last Suppers by Mandy Mikulencak. It's said to be The Help meets Dead Man Walking and from the excerpt sample, I've already been moved.
Donna Everhart's forthcoming novel The Road to Bittersweet has been on my radar for months. I absolutely devoured and loved The Education of Dixie Dupree.
Decent reads on the way for November/December My TBR pile is enormous! Happy Day

Inner Life of Animals is written in an engaging manner to illustrate latest research. Definitely would be interested in reading this book.

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Looking forward to some of these great titles!!! Love getting a glimpse of the first few chapters. Looks like a great list to add to my fall reads.

There are 6 excerpts—all published in previous Buzz editions—and not one of them managed to grab this reader’s attention.

As always an incredibly useful resource. Great to have an overview of forthcoming books authors each month. Thank you!

So many amazing books coming out this November and December. I'll definitely be requesting some of these so that I can read them over winter break!

The first one that really interested me was The Road to Bittersweet by Donna Everhart. If you haven't heard about this book then definitely read the synopsis. I'm hooked already!
The Last Suppers by Mandy Mikulencak also sounds fantastic! I think the ending of this book would be something amazing, I can't wait to pick this one up.
And lastly, The Austen Escape just sounds like the perfect read for me! I loved the excerpt and will definitely be finishing the book soon.

As always, I love looking through these every month. I love getting a small preview of the upcoming works and getting a heads up on what to look for.

Reading these bimonthly updates will cause your TBR pile to grow immensely. I am grateful for new authors to investigate and notice of new books by authors I appreciate and enjoy.

An informative book journal, including featured book reviews, and signposts to genres.

As always the publishing calendar points me to books that slipped by. This month - how did I not know that Nora Roberts is coming out with a non-romance book?!

This was my first time requesting and reading Buzz Books. Love it! Really opened me up to requesting books outside of what I would typically request. Thank you!

This was a great overview of upcoming book releases! Definitely a great resource to help build or edit your TBR list!

As always, it's great to check out what's coming in the next couple of months. However not much interested me this time so I have no titles to feature or really look forward to. Hopefully next edition will be more interesting to me :)

Buzz books cannot be matched in terms of the lengths they go to to inform readers of the best books coming out!

Always a wonderful source for my reading review blog.

I absolutely love these issues.!!! It is awesome knowing what is being released when and getting to read parts of some of the upcoming releases. The only thing that would make it better is if it included more months. Maybe up to six months? Thank you again for this! It makes my reading life more fun!

Book Buzz is so important to Netgalley. Adding Louise Erdrich’s new novel to TBR. Also interersting non-fiction in this edition especially David Hepworth (Uncommon People: The rise and fall of the rock stars 1955-1994 and also Paul Kix, The Sabateur.

A great overview of what’s to come over the coming months.