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What better way to celebrate the new year than by checking out one of January’s hottest reads?
Here are the 20 to have on your radar.
Scribner; Little, Brown and Company; Atria Books; Harry N. Abrams; Imprint
The obsession worsens, and the stakes turn dangerous.
But a juicy bonus lurks for fans: a new, wide-ranging interview withSopranoscreator David Chase.
And in it, he just might shed some light on that perennially controversialfinal scene.
Penguin Books
The latter has already calledThick"transgressive, provocative, and brilliant."
(ThinkThe Handmaids Taleset on the outskirts of Gilead.)
Expect new blood to be shed.
Dutton
She finds it in the life (and potential unfinished, unknown project) of a deceased author.
But early word is this may rank among the best in that ever-popular subgenre.
(As to whom, that remains under wraps.)
Scribner
Bardugo fans probably don’t want to miss this one.
Scribner
Little, Brown and Company
Harry N. Abrams
Algonquin Books
The New Press
Catapult
Doubleday
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Random House
Grove Press
Scout Press
Algonquin
Little, Brown and Company
Atria Books
Imprint
Redhook
Little, Brown and Company
