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@bookstodon Notable new book releases in the U.S. for September 26, 2023. It took forever to wade through everything this week and try to narrow/compile the best list I could. Please be aware that there's also a lot of great teen, YA, and especially nonfiction released today.

Black River Orchard, Chuck Wendig. [An apple a day won't keep the horror away.] ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Furies, Margaret Atwood, et al. [Feminist tales aim to reclaim slurs used for centuries vs. strong independent female characters.]

Land of Milk and Honey, C Pam Zhang. [Examination of the seductive nature of consumption, in a clever allegory about Climate Change.]

The Golem of Brooklyn, Adam Mansbach. [Surprisingly funny and affecting story about faith, group identity, bigotry, and vengeance.]

People Collide, Isle McElroy. [Gender swap premise remade with sharp intelligence and thoughtful questions about sexuality/identity.]

And Then She Fell, Alicia Elliott. [First Nations new mother in Toronto …

The comic Calvin and Hobbes was one of my favorite things about growing up. When I discovered earlier this year that its creator, Bill Watterson, was coming out with a new book in the fall, I added it to my TBR immediately. Then I forgot about it because back in February, the fall seemed so far away.

The Mysteries by Bill Watterson and John Kascht comes out in less than a month, and I am STOKED. @bookstodon https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/9bbde0d9-4c09-44dc-8cb8-a119267ec936