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Just like I say every time seasonal TBR posts come up, I won’t be able to come up with a full ten answers or predict everything I’ll read over the next few months. I admire those of who you are that methodical, but that’s not quite how my reading habits work.
With that being said, these books will hopefully be included along with the usual mood reads and whatever intriguing stories I happen to stumble across at my local library this winter and spring.
Old Babes in the Woods: Stories by Margaret Atwood
Release Date: March 7
Why I Want to Read It: I’ve loved most of Atwood’s stories and give everything she publishes a shot.
Piñata by Leopoldo Gout
Release Date: March 14
Why I Want to Read It: I am not very familiar with indigenous Mexican lore and am looking forward to learning more about it here.
A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher
Release Date: March 28
Why I Want to Read It: I’m a new fan of Kingfisher’s work and want to try everything she’s written so far!
I’m new to T. Kingfisher too, might try and read some of her backlist before A House With Good Bones but I do want to read it.
Cool. I hope you like her backlist.
The cover of Pinata is creepy – but also makes me want to know more.
I hear you there!
Atwood’s book has an interesting cover and I’d give Kingfisher’s a try as well. The other one I’m not too sure about, it looks pretty creepy.
No worries! 🙂 I hope you like whatever you end up reading this winter.
Pinata sounds SO COOL, I’ve added it to my tbr as well. I haven’t read T Kingfisher yet but I’ve been meaning to read What Moves the Dead. Great list!
I hope you like it. Thanks.
Hope you enjoy them!
Thank you.
I’d like to read Margaret Atwood, I tend to watch the series based on her books instead of reading. Alias Grace was fantastic.
It sure was! I was so happy when that series happened.
I’m very curious about Kingfisher’s book but it also looks entirely out of my comfort zone! 😂 I hope you enjoy all these books, Lydia.
No worries there, Dini. I hope you find lots of books inside of your comfort zone this winter. 🙂
Oh I might need to add a couple of these to my reading pile!
Happy reading!
These look like great reads. I hope you love them.
Thank you.
I need to give T Kingfisher a try as well
I hope you like her stuff!
I’m too much of a mood reader to ever stick to a TBR. LOL But these all look like good reads, I hope you enjoy them if you do read them.
Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
Heh, I hear you there. Thanks.
I’ve not heard of any of these, but I hope you enjoy them when you get to them!
Thank you.
All of these look a bit too creepy for me, but I hope you love them!
My TTT: https://bookwyrmknits.com/2023/01/10/top-ten-tuesday-most-anticipated-books-of-2023-part-1/
No worries there, Nicole. And thank you.
I need to give T. Kingfisher a try, but some of her books look a bit too dark or creepy for me. I hope you enjoy all three of these!
I have a mix of fantasy, romance, and mystery on my TTT list today.
She has some creepy content for sure. I wish you luck if you do decide to give her work a try. 🙂
I know so many readers like Margaret’s books. She hasn’t been an author I’ve tried but I hope you enjoy her book as well as any others that you’re excited to discover in 2023. Happy reading and thanks so much for visiting my website this week. 🙂
You’re welcome! Thank you for your kind words.
Kingfisher is a writer I want to give a try – got a couple on my Kindle but never quite had the time…
These are some of the books I am most looking forward to this year.
What a cool list, Michael. I’ve been having trouble leaving comments on your posts for a while now, but I appreciate you stopping by and I’ll keep trying every week. 🙂
I do follow new releases but not necessarily with the intent of reading them when they come out. I just put them on my Goodreads TBR to keep them on my radar (and it helps to make lists like these, LOL!). I hope you enjoy these if/when you do get to read them!
That makes a lot of sense, Cindy. Thank you for sharing.
I do know my new releases of favourite authors so that wasn’t a problem. But… I know I will fall at the post of the debut authors coming up. May have to leave it out entirely!
I literally just finished working on that post. If you do a search on Goodreads you can find a big list of debut authors for the next several months. No pressure, of course, but I would have skipped that prompt if I hadn’t had that resource.
A House With Good Bones is on my watchlist too! I’m trying to catch up on T. Kingfisher’s backlist too.
Sweet! I hope you like it.
Hope you’ll love all of these!
Thank you.
I’m a brand-new T. Kingfisher fan, so I’m eager to read more of her work too, though that one may be too scary for me!
Oh, neat!
And no worries. Some of her other titles are too scary for me, too. 🙂
Oh these covers all look neat and a bit creepy. I hope you enjoy them!
Thank you. 🙂
I haven’t read Kingfisher yet but I have one of his on my challenge this year!! I’ve heard so many good things.
Cool! I hope you like it.
Pinata looks creepy and good. And I’ve got A House With Good Bones on my TBR list. Thanks for commenting on my blog earlier. 😀
You’re welcome. I hope you like A House With Good Bones.
It looks like you’ve found some interesting books. I hope you enjoy all of these when you get the opportunity to read them.
Pam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/early-2023-most-anticipated-canadian-releases/
Thank you very much!
I have the ARC for Atwoods Book. I hope we both enjoy it.
I left a comment on your post before seeing your comment here.
Yes, here’s hoping we both like Atwood’s new book. 🙂
I haven’t read any Kingfisher yet (I have Nettle & Bone, iirc the title, on hold currently) but A HOUSE WITH GOOD BONES also catches my eye!
I hope you enjoy Nettle & Bone and A House With Good Bones!
I still have to read My Evil Mother by Atwood…. It‘s been starting at me since last April.
It was so good. Hope you like it.
Isn’t T. Kingfisher amazing!? I love her work and am so excited for A House With Good Bones! I’ve also been SO curious about Pinata, it sounds amazing.
Yes! I hope you like A House With Good Bones and Piñata.
Great list! Piñata sounds good, and I have an ARC of A House with Good Bones that I’m super excited for! Hopefully you enjoy all of these.
Thank you. I hope you like A House With Good Bones. Good for you for getting an ARC of it.
Knowing what books I will be reading in the month ahead is not how my reading habits works either. I just can’t keep up with every new release.
I’m glad you get it!
T. Kingfisher quickly became a favorite last year and I can’t wait to read this!
Woohoo! That’s awesome.
Im a new T. Kingfisher fan too, last year i loved Nettle & Bone and The Raven and the Reindeer
Very cool. 🙂
I’m not very methodical with my reading either, and I don’t keep track of upcoming releases from favorite authors, so I get a pleasant surprise when I see they’ve released a new book. That’s why I turn these themes into games on Netgalley.
Have a great week.
That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing.
I tend not to read story collections, but I may have to make an exception for Margaret Atwood!
She is such a good storyteller. I hope you like that collection.
I cycle in and out of reading lots of short stories.
I hope you enjoy all of these. I always have new releases that I’m excited for, but I definitely don’t use my most anticipated lists as a TBR of any kind, they’re all books I know I want to read at some point rather than, this is what I’m going to be reading this year kind of thing.
That makes a lot of sense. Thank you.
I’m not very methodical about what/how I read, but I do like to keep book lists to remind me of what I want to read. I’d forget otherwise! I also just enjoy making lists, even if I never stick to them.
Happy TTT (on a Wednesday)!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
Heh, making lists is more fun than actually completing them. 🙂 Happy TTT to you as well.
Enjoy your reads!
Thank you!
I’ve heard a lot about T Kingfisher but I haven’t read anything of theirs yet!
I really liked that one book from her. I hope you like her work, too.
I keep hearing good things about Kingfisher’s books!
So many people love them. 🙂
I enjoy making the lists, but I can’t say I really follow them. It feels too forced if I do and takes some of the fun out of reading, but there are definitely quite a few books out there that I would like to read someday. I just can’t say when! I didn’t know that Margaret Atwood had a new book coming out! It does sound good. I would like to try something by T. Kingfisher at some point too. I hope you enjoy both of these when you read them!
Yes, exactly!
I hope you like those books whenever you may read them, too.
I definitely don’t stick to my lists. I just share what I’m excited about knowing it may be months or years or I may never pick them up. Ha! I’ve only read two books by Atwood–The Handmaid’s Tale, which I liked and The Heart Goes Last, which I did not. I’m always nervous to give her other books a try. I hope you enjoy these if/when you pick them up!
That’s good to know. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve never read The Heart Goes Last, but I did like The Handmaid’s tale.
I hadn’t heard of either Piñata or A House With Good Bones, but I definitely want to read them both now! I also love T. Kingfisher and hadn’t realized they had another book coming out.
Cool! I hope you like them both. And, yeah, it can be hard to keep up with all of the new releases for sure.
I hope you’ll get to read these 😉
Thank you!
The books definitely sound interesting. I hope you will be able to get to them and to enjoy them 🙂
Thank you very much.
It’s fantastic that you have authors you enjoy enough to look forward to everything they publish — writers with that much pull are few and far between (for me at least), and it’s a really nice feeling to find one. Hope you enjoy these!
Thank you very much! I hope your favourite authors all publish books this year. 🙂
Pinata and House With Good Bones are both on my TBR too! I didn’t know Margaret Atwood had a new one out, I will have to check that out too! Hope you enjoy these!
Cool. I hope you like Atwood’s new story. And thanks.