Five Books I’m Looking Forward to in February
Teensy bit behind this month, friends, but that it NO WAY dampens my excitement for these five books! Because trust me: I. AM. STOKED.
Scarlet: The Lunar Chronicles #2 by Marissa Meyer
I actually already read this book. And bought it. AND LOVED IT TO BITS AND PIECES. Go forth. Read it. Buy it. Love it. (Feiwel and Friends, February 5.)
The Madness Underneath: Shades of London #2 by Maureen Johnson
THE NAME OF THE STAR is one of those books that basically has been on mind since I finished it two years ago. It was my favorite Maureen Johnson book by far, and I’m very much looking forward to more Rory and the Shades! Plus, CREEPY LONDON PARANORMAL STUFF. (Putnam Juvenile, February 26)
Revel by Maurissa Guibord
Friends, this book sounds SO PROMISING. It’s got paranormal creepiness in the form of weird mythological things, secret societies, mist, and a young girl who’s searching for answers about her family. It sounds BANANAS and I can’t wait. (Delacorte BFYR, February 12)
Pivot Point: Pivot Point #1 by Kasie West
THIS book sounds so interesting! It’s about a girl who can see the future and make decisions based on the fact that she can see different outcomes to the same issue. WHATT!!?? Yes, please. (Harper Teen, February 12)
Perfect Scoundrels: The Heist Society #3 by Ally Carter
HONESTLY. I’m always going to be down with this series about teen thieves. This installment sounds extra-fraught because Hale winds up in some trouble. He inherits big money and finds himself not able to do the stealing so much anymore. But listen: if Kat and Hale don’t get in some LEGIT kissing, I’m going to be a little annoyed. Turn up the volume on that please, Ally. (Hyperion Books for Children, 2/5)
YES to all of the above!! I cannot wait for Scarlet & Pivot Point, especially. I’ve only read Heist Society so far of that series. I need book two! But I do want the audio for that one too since book one was so good as audio…
I’m really looking forward to Pivot Point, too, after reading Asheley’s wonderful review. It sounds so interesting! And I’d probably be looking forward to Scarlet if I’d actually gotten around to reading Cinder…
Scarlet was AMAZING. I still need to get myself an actual copy of that book when I’m back in the US! I may want to engage in a re-read to tide me over until Cress is out…
Also, Revel keeps slipping my mind for some reason. It sounds fantastic though and it is now on my radar again after this post, so thank you!