Books Chosen for Winter Reading
Sept. 28, 2026, romance
This cozy Christmas romance follows an overworked publicist who is snowed in at the Honeycrisp Orchard Inn with her nemesis, a sexy brewery owner, for the holidays. The festive spirit, hot chocolate, and six feet of sparkling snowdrifts conspire to turn these enemies into lovers.
April 6, 2027, general fiction
An uproariously funny and surprisingly tender debut novel following a junior ping pong player who travels from Los Angeles to rural China to spend a transformative summer at an elite Table Tennis Academy
A humorous and heartwarming novel that explores life, love, and loss through the eyes of Little Mister, a mischievous and curious cat who mingles with a wide range of human and animal friends in his Amsterdam neighborhood over the course of one year
Jan. 26, 2027, thriller, adventure
Wildlife biologist Alex Carter leads a hike through the mountains of Wyoming, where treacherous landscapes, majestic wolves, and a staggering discovery await—only for the hikers to reveal deadly motivations and shifting loyalties.
Jan. 12, 2027, adult fiction
Over the course of a three-day funeral, a woman discovers new sides to her deceased father in this hilarious and heart-tugging masterwork from one of Korea's most fearless writers.
Books and descriptions from NetGalley.
What are you reading this week?
I'm delighted to see five books on your list that are completely new to me. I look forward to seeing what you think.
ReplyDeletePing Pong Kids sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteLittle Mister has a delightful cover! Looking forward to reading this one. I think I’ll be ready for My Father’s Liberation in January. Happy Reading!
ReplyDeleteLittle Mister sounds delightful! I'm a sucker for a book with a cat! I love the sound of Dangerous Ground. I'll check it out.
ReplyDeleteThat is certainly an eclectic assortment of books. All of them are new to me. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteWhat an intriguing list of books! I’ll be interested to see your reviews.
ReplyDeleteSeems like you can look forward to winter with so many great reads!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Looks like a good selection.
ReplyDeleteThis week I'm reading 'People of Abandoned Character' by Clare Whitfield. I'm planning my Winter (December/January) reading to include 5 novels with the word 'snow' in the tile which I thought appropriate!
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