Book Haul April 2017 Part 2 / New Books I'm Excited to Read

More tempting books being published in the UK in April! Here are 11 extra titles I’m excited about. Click 'Show More' for the full list, links & let me know which you want to read in the comments.

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Books discussed:

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[RunwrightReads]

I haven't seen these before and I'm intrigued by a few... ok, let's be real... I'm intrigued by all of these titles 😄

[Aquedita]

Thank you for sharing about "The Revolution of the moon" by Europe, sounds like something I would absolutely love!

Currently reading a lot of things since I am in the midst of a self-imposed reading retreat ;)

[victoriahoyle-publichistor]

I'm really looking forward to The Wanderers, although I've seen quite mixed reviews. It sounds like it will push my literary fiction and science fiction buttons. 😀 I hadn't heard of The Revolution of the Moon before but it sounds right up my street. Definitely one for this month's wishlist.

[JayneCatherineOnBooks]

I've not heard about any of these. Have a great Easter read:-)

[emmarobert]

I never read poetry, mostly because it always feels like I cant "understand" it. This year I've decided I want to try and find my thing when it comes to poetry, so I've been trying out a couple of poetry collections. So far, I've only read two and I loved them both! No matter the wreckage by Sarah Kay, and Why god is a woman by Nin Andrews. They were amazing, especially the one by Nin Andrews!

[gdandrews]

I ordered 'The Wanderers' online last week and I am really looking forward to reading it. I'm currently reading 'The Book of Strange New Things' by Michel Faber, which I guess falls into the category of 'space and self-discovery'!

[BlightyX]

Thanks for the inspiration, lots of very enticing books here. Might start with The Blood Miracles (and the first book) and also like the sound of In the Field, sounds very different. Also the one about the prisoner in Iraq. Always a torn in my reading too between newly published books and older gems which have stood the test of time. I often wonder if a new book I have read will still be in print in 50 years time..

[JKStarReader]

Interested in White Tears, but still have to read Gods Without Men by Hari Kunzru.