I would like to thank the publisher for giving me a copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I always enjoy reading snippets for upcoming books and this was no different. I added lots of titles in my goodreads shelves and I plan to request some titles myself as well! I wish we had more of these kind of books to feature themes perhaps like crime, humor, non fiction, etc. I always keep an eye on your blog and I really enjoy it!

Filled with amazing excerpts of upcoming releases, this book has me more than jazzed for Fall and Winter! I cannot wait for these pub dates!!

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There go all my resolutions to stop requesting more previews. Funny, though, it isn’t the tried and true authors who appeal to me so much, although I couldn’t go past Elizabeth Strout’s Olive, Again or Richard Russo’s Chances Are.... I probably have a snowflake’s chance in You-Know-Where of having wishes granted for advanced copies from those two literary giants. Plus there’s a new Louise Penny, A Better Man, that I’ll be on the lookout for.

Another is The Giver of Stars, historical fiction by Jojo Moyes, about the young women who carried library books on horseback to people in the boondocks as part of an Eleanor Roosevelt program. It’s such an intriguing combination of things I enjoy– horses, books, backwoods, Eleanor Roosevelt - that I must see if Moyes pulls it off.

As for the others, have a look at the Goodreads blurb for some inspiration. I'm off to cross my fingers now and wait.

As always, I thank and blame NetGalley and Publishers Lunch for my hopeless addiction to their preview copies.

If you, too, would like to become addicted, you can download previews from Publishers Lunch here: http://buzz.publishersmarketplace.com/

Buzz Books is one of my fave ways to get sneak peek at upcoming titles. Saves time since I can preview and request review copies earlier than I'd normally become aware of the forthcoming titles. Excellent array of genres and snippets of debut novelists too.

I love these guides so much! They are incredibly helpful in determining what to put on my TBR and Most Anticipated Lists.

WOW there are some FABULOUS books coming out in the fall, both fiction AND non-fiction! Thank you so much for al of these previews! There are SEVERAL books in this issue that I really want to read!

Looks like there will be lots of fabulous fiction to look forward to this fall/winter! I have several picked out to read for sure.

This is my first time reading about upcoming books and I loved this! It was so much fun to read all the excerpts and I already know I will have a wish list filled with books for the colder months. This was such a great thing for me because it's sometimes hard to find all the new and upcoming book releases and this book allows you to find them and read some of the books!

Thank you so much for this special treat for any booklover!!

Thank you as always to Publishers Launch for Buzz Books Fall/Winter!

Such a fantastic tool for planning ahead with.the reviewing of upcoming titles.

One of my new favorite books! This author has such a way with words the pages flew by in no time! I can’t wait to see the next work by this author! This was such a joy to read!

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Beyond amazing I enjoyed this book so very much. The characters and storyline were fantastic. The ending I did not see coming Could not put down nor did I want to.

I received a free copy of this on exchange for an honest review on NetGalley.

I am so glad I downloaded this. This is a great resource upcoming noteworthy books that are coming out. I love that it has the books categorized.

I love that it has some excerpts of books so that the reader can read a sample to see if it is worth their time!

Went to book con and I'm excited for these books! I didn't get any arc copies of them, but hopefully I'll be able request some here off of netgalley in the future!

A great preview of the books to come this fall/winter. I'm new to reviewing books and seeing how things are shaping up so that I can plan my requests accordingly is great.

I love all the Buzz Books releases because they give me a glimpse of upcoming titles that may not have been on my radar...like "Mary Toft; or, The Rabbit Queen" and "The Girl Who Reads on the Métro"

This helps me keep books on my radar for upcoming book club suggestions and discussions. I will use this and refer to it throughout the summer and into the fall.

This is the first time I have read a Buzz Books. I am so looking forward to the arrival of many of the books that are listed in the Fall/Winter edition. I also enjoyed reading excerpts from some of the novels due to come. This is a very exciting way to learn what is coming. As a huge book fan this is almost as good as Christmas morning! Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

The Fall/Winter Buzz Books for 2019 have so many incredible features! It’s such a great opportunity to preview books that I typically wouldn’t pick up because it’s not my usual genre. I’m most looking forward to The Giver of Stars and American Dirt. Looking forward to Fall 2019!

This is a book every reader should add to their bookshelf. It's got information on some of the most interesting books coming out in the next season as well as some excellent excerpts for you to sample. It's an opportunity to read some authors who may not be familiar to you as well as some who are in your regular "go to" list. After learning about the new books that are on the horizon, I'm going back in a deliberate fashion and making a list of books that I want to be sure to watch for, along with their release date. That way I can make arrangements to get the book either through NetGalley, my local bookseller, or the local library. The only concern I have? Too many books of interest, too little time to indulge my reading habit. Thank you to NetGalley and Publishers Lunch from Buzz Books for providing me with this advance copy in exchange for an unbiased review.

This is *such* a useful guide to forthcoming books. I see many titles that I am looking forward to reading. The excerpts are particularly useful, especially from works by authors I'm not familiar with. Thanks for providing this!