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Books and Literature

You should shelve these new fall books πŸ‚

Portrait of Clare Mulroy Clare Mulroy
USA TODAY
Sept. 17, 2025, 5:29 p.m. ET

Happy Thursday, booklovers!

Remember when I advocated for us readers to hold onto summer for as long as possible? I’m still of that mindset until the seasons change Sept. 22 (you can still enter our Summer Book Challenge for a chance to win $100), but I’ve made peace with the fact that it's time to look forward to fall reading.Β 

It’s an enticing vision – what’s better than getting cozy and snuggling up with a new book and a warm mug of tea?Β 

Good thing we’ve got a preview of upcoming new releases for you to get excited about. You can check out all 15 of our most anticipated fall books here, but here are four I’m especially excited about:Β 

USA TODAY’s fall most anticipated books.

πŸ’Œ β€œHeart the Lover” by Lily King: A gorgeous and complicated campus love triangle between three young intellectuals, with a surprising connection to King’s bestselling β€œWriters & Lovers”

⛸️ β€œRevolve” by Bal Khabra: A sports romance between a troubled hockey player and an Olympic figure skater getting her groove back

πŸ€– β€œColdwire” by Chloe Gong: The first of a new YA dystopian series about two soldiers fighting for survival in a future world that exists primarily in virtual reality

✍️ β€œBook of Lives” by Margaret Atwood: Atwood’s highly anticipated memoir, which traverses her childhood, career and the year she spent writing β€œThe Handmaid’s Tale”

What are you most excited to read this fall? Give me all your recommendations at[email protected] or by reaching outon Instagram.Β  Thanks for readingUSA TODAY Books this week!

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