Books That Need More Hype || Underhyped and Underrated Books 2021 ~ Bookmas 2021

These are the books that I read this year that I think deserve more hype. Why aren't people talking about them more?! Happy Bookmas!

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[christinacampbellbooks]

Enjoyed hearing your thoughts on all of these. Lots on here that I've never heard of! Definitely want to read Miracle Creek. After the Flood sounds great. I've just reserved it at my library! ☺

[JolienReads]

I read A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers last month and I now want to read every book she has written 😄 A Long Way to A Small Angry Planet is definitely on the list!

[Mano-Wan]

*Invisible Women* was a really good read 👍🏽👍🏽

[cerilouisereads]

INVISIBLE WOMEN YES so good and so anger inducing

And Long Way to a Small Angry Planet is everything

[krakentoagoodbook]

I feel like I'd enjoy Falling, but I keep not wanting to pay a bunch for it (I think my library has it though). This reminds me that I need to read The Prison Healer finally. I had won a giveaway of After the Flood as well, but it's been a while since I read it! I also liked it from what I remember.

[laceywiththebooks]

Ohhh Shipped. I definitely still want to read that one! Yes, definitely Amari deserves all the hype!

[aspicereadsbooks]

A Long Way to a Small Angry Planet is coming for me in 2022 😈
Miracle Creek is also on my tbr, even more hyped knowing you liked it!

[BookNerdSue]

Amari and the Night Brothers was so good, I can’t wait for the rest of the series!

[gagHasMySoul]

Lynette Noni's book isn't a debut, she's written quite a few books actually 😅