5 Books To Read in September 2017

Hey There Internet! I'm sure you're all looking for new and exciting books to read this month. Lucky for you, I have five books coming out this month that you absolutley need to read!

1. I Hate Everyone But You.

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By Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin

Available September 5th from Wednesday Books. 

Ava and Gen are two best friends going off to college on opposite sides of the country. I Hate Everyone But You is a series of emails and texts from the two best friends as they struggle with adjusting to college away from each other. 

Why I chose this: Gaby Dunn is absolutley hilarious, and I've been told that this book describes the struggles of queer people in college perfectly, and obviously we have to support books that do justice to queer people's experiences. 

2. Sleeping Beauties.

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By Stephen and Owen King

Available Septemeber 26th by Scribner.

When women go to sleep, they go to another place and their bodies become wrapped in a gauze like cocoon. If that cocoon is distrubed or violated before they wake, they become extremely violent. 

Why I choose this: Stephen King is literally my favorite author, and I'm so excited for him to be publishing a book with his son!

3. Neverwhere. 

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By Neil Gaiman

Available September 26th by William Morrow

Originally published in 1996, Gaiman's novel is being rebooted with illustrations and new deleted scences that weren't in the original story. 

Why I chose this book: I love Neil Gaiman, and Neverwhere is such a beloved book, I'm so glad it's being republished. 

4. Release.

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By Patrick Ness.

Available September 19th from HarperTeen

Adam is lost in in life. His religious parents don't approve of his sexuality, he's still hung up on his ex boyfriend, and his boss just gave him an ultimatium. However, there's still a place where Adam can go to find release. 

Why I chose it: Patrick Ness is a fantastic YA author, and I'm excited to see what he does with Release. 

5. What Happened. 

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By Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Available on September 12th from Simon and Schuester.

Cinton's Memoir details her view of the 2016 election, and how she felt being the democratic candidate.

Why I chose this: The 2016 election was a complete circus, and I'm really interested in hearing Clinton's point of view. 

There you guys go! September books to get excited about this month! Have a great weekend, and I'll see you on Monday with my review of The Summer I learned to Dive by Shannon McCrimmon.