So it's not exactly a review book, but there are some VERY exciting books in this pamphlet. I'm excited for Roar, Flame in the Mist, The Black Witch, Dream Me, and Dividing Eden. Thank you netgalley for posting this!!

Great preview for upcoming books! It's always great to start looking for anticipated releases as early as possible.

Did not really feel the need to read any of the books this time, but it have been worse.

It is always a pleasure to be able to read these excerpts and get a glimpse into the following season's releases. I love that you get more than a paragraph to get a feel of the book, and that information and links are given at the end of the excerpts. I love the quality and quantity of books given; as well as the variety of subjects covered in the Buzz Books releases.

Super pleased with this collection! I've come away with more than a few titles noted down and even more requested from the full galley. This is super helpful, thanks Buzz Books!

Like always, I loved reading through all the excerpts of upcoming books, and will be adding a couple to my TBR pile. The One Memory of Flora Banks, and Aftercare.

Yayyyy!!! New books to look forward to! Getting a peek at what is hot before it hits the masses, can't get better than this.

I wish I would have found this sampler sooner the books I want I cant get...I'll be watching for them at my bookstore. Im kinda of bummed out about that. Wish for it....yeah okay.

These are awesome! I think they are good for any YA librarian to read.

So exciting to learn more about the upcoming releases!

This is a summary of several books to look out for this up-coming Spring/Summer. And it is packed with good things!

Each book is presented with the normal publishing information (expected date, blurb, publisher, etc.). To make this a real treat, excerpts are also included. A run down of some of the included books is:

Flame in the Mist by Renée Ahdieh
Dream Me by Kathryn Berla
Future Threat by Elizabeth Briggs
Piper Perish by Kayla Cagan
Dividing Eden by Joelle Charbonneau
Spirit Quest by Jennifer Frick-Ruppert
The Black Witch by Laurie Ann Forest
Geekerella by Ashley Poston
Definitions of Indefinable Things by Whitney Taylor
Gem & Dixie by Sara Zarr

And many more. I enjoyed flipping through these and definitely have a better handle on what I want to get my hands on and what not. I'm looking forward to grabbing this collection again in the future.

I got this as a freebie and loved the concept, helped me narrow down to a few I really have to get

This is such a wonderful book! You can review the books coming out and determine what you want to read in advance. This is such a fabulous book! I saw several books I wanted to read. Meg Haston is one of my favorite authors and she has a new book coming out. Geekarella sounds hilarious! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome book with me! I highly recommend this to everyone!

I am finding myself reading more YA books recently and after reading this, I am even more hooked in this genre.
I am looking forward to reading a lot of these books this coming year.

Great collection. This is the first Buzz books I have looked into and I was not disappointed.

Like always Buzz Books was extremely helpful in helping me learn more about upcoming books! I found some books in here that I didn't know existed which is always great. These collections are really helpful especially if you're not always able to keep track of upcoming releases!

How can anyone interested in BOOKS, especially for young adults, miss the huge issue for Spring/Summer?! Everything you ever wanted to know about books for this hot and growing group is in this issue. Read it now!

As usual a fantastic array of books to get excited about. Big and small, contemporary and fantasy - there's something for everyone here and your TBR will thrive on this release!

Another great buzz books. Looking forward to quite a few of these. Especially Flame in the Mist and Geekerella. I'm always impressed by the length of the excerpts, they don't give too much away, but leave the readers wanting a little more.
Thanks!

As always, I found this helpful in my selections duties as a teen librarian.