2021 YA diverse books I’m excited for!

Heyo, internet land! I was perusing the anticipated releases of this year to add more books to my TBR, and I thought I’d share a couple of the YA diverse reads that I’m excited for!

[Edit: I realized that by the time this is uploaded, a good chunk of these books are already going to be released (I drafted this post early January). That means some of these books aren’t anticipated releases anymore. I still hope you’re able to find a book you’ve never heard of that you’re interested in.]

Most Anticipated Releases of 2020

I know we’re already a month and a half into 2020, but I still wanted to create a post fangirling over the books I’m excited about that’s coming out this year. I’m not going to include any books that have already been released this year in between January 1 and February 16 (the day I’m writing this post) because technically they’re not anticipated releases anymore.

Because some of these books I’m going to be talking about is not the first book in its series, I hid all the blurbs in a drop down that you can click to reveal just so I don’t accidentally spoil anyone who doesn’t want to be spoiled.

Anywho, let’s get excited about some new books!

Anticipated Releases: 2018

It’s 2018, and a new year means a whole new load of books to be excited for!

I’ve decided to compile a list of my most anticipated releases of 2018 because I normally don’t do monthly anticipated releases.

(All the synopses in this point are taken directly from Goodreads.)

(There are some spoilers as some of these books are part of a series. I put spoiler warnings before their synopses and provided a drop down so the summaries are hidden unless you click on the drop down.)

Spring 2017 Anticipated Releases

Spring is already here. Winter seemed a bit too short for me. I don’t know about you guys, but living in the southern states of the US means that our winters are short and are summers are really long. Heck, spring weather started coming in the middle of last month.

I don’t have a lot of anticipated releases this spring so I decided to just compile them all into one post.

All the synopses are from Goodreads.

February 2017 Anticipated Releases

Being in a reading slump sucks. However, that doesn’t stop me from wanting some new releases that are coming out this month!

(All the synopses in this post are from Goodreads)

2017 Anticipated Releases

New year, new books! There are a lot of great books that are coming out this year that I’m super excited for. Many are part of a series, but some are new series. I linked their Goodreads page in case you wanted to add some book to your TBR pile.

All of these release dates may change.

(All the synopses are from Goodreads)

WARNING: The synopses might have spoilers if it isn’t the first book in the series.

I put a spoiler alert to the books that aren’t the first in the series.

2017 January Anticipated Releases

New month means new book releases. I’m in a book buying ban right now because I already have too many books that I own but haven’t read. I need to get onto that.

However, that doesn’t stop me from being excited for some new releases.

(All the synopses are from Goodreads.)

December 2016 Anticipated Releases

Is it just me or did November fly by? December is already here, and a new month means new books being released.

Compared to this fall, there aren’t a lot of books being released that I’m interested in.

November Anticipated Releases!

October wasn’t a good reading month for me. Maybe these November releases will get me through my reading slump I suspect I’m in right now.

(All the synopses are from Goodreads.)

October’s Most Anticipated Releases!

October is finally here and you know what that means! HALLOWEEN AND COLD WEATHER! I’m so happy that the weather is finally cooling down where I live. It sucks to walk home in 100 degree weather.

A new month also means new books! Of course, I’m probably not going to buy all of these new releases because my  wallet would feel considerably lighter if I did. Plus, I still have a lot of books on my TBR, and I need to read those before I get more.