This is great, this was the first time I grabbed one of these books and I will be grabbing more. Has so many excerpts and has made me very excited about upcoming releases. This is great way to stay informed and find out what is going to come up next. Love this!

I'm excited for a lot of these! Great previews. I will definitely add these to my TBR list!

This has made me very excited for the books coming out in 2017....Looking forward to the majority of them especially Flame in the Mist and Laugh Out Loud!

I always enjoy the chance to read a Buzz Books book as it allows me to read excerpts of many books being published in the coming months, helping me to decide which ones I want to put on my reading list. As expected, this book of excerpts showed me several books that I'd like to read.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Publishers Lunch for enabling me to read this edition of Buzz Books!

The Buzz Books 2017: Young Adult Spring/Summer was a great sampling of many books that are anticipated for release in the coming months. Each excerpt is approximately a chapter, with some being much longer. In particular, the excerpts I enjoyed the most included Roar by Cora Carmack, Spirit Quest by Jennifer Frick-Ruppert, Geekerella by Ashley Poston, The End of our Story by Meg Haston, and Flame in the Mist by Renee Ahdieh.

Renee Ahdieh is one of my favorite writers thanks to her duology The Wrath and the Dawn, so naturally I was incredibly excited to see her new book excerpt as the FIRST excerpt in the book. The Flame in the Mist is set in Japan and opens with a back story involving samurai, followed by a first chapter that highlights a journey of a young woman on her way to an arranged marriage. The setting is detailed, dark and atmospheric. I cannot wait to read the rest of it!

The second big winner for me is Roar by Cora Carmack. I have never read any of her numerous previous works, however I have heard her name several times before. I did not know what to expect, and far as I'm aware, this is her first fantasy genre book. Aside from the cover being absolutely stunning, the story itself engages you right away. We get a taste of the heaviness of Aurora's character, the crossroads that she is standing upon, the weight of her family duty, and the uniquely interesting world of magic and storms that threatens the lives of her people. If for only this sample, the whole Buzz Books 2017 was worth reading. I look forward to picking up several of these books this year!

I loved reading the except of "Dividing Eden". I hope Charbonneau decides to open it to NetGalley first, but even if not, It's on my TBR list for 2017!

Some great books have noted some for my to be read pile (as if it's not too long already!)

I had never heard of or had read any of the Buzz Books before but was intrigued by the link on the main page of NetGalley and so took a look. The young adult titles in this volume were very a very diverse mix. I am glad to have picked up a copy. I particularly loved the formatting of blurbs, excerpts, and then more technical information. One of the best things about being a reader are all of the recommendations I receive from sources like NetGalley and Buzz Books. It definitely helps expand my reading horizons. Looking forward to reading more of these.

My To-Buy list and my To-Be-Read list just added a few more books. I really enjoyed reading Buzz Books! The books presented are quite my taste and now I can't wait to get my hands on most of them

Great inside into what's coming. I will be coming for new editions.

I really enjoy Buzz Books and look forward to each edition.

Buzz Books 2017: Young Adult Spring/Summer edition includes:
Flame in the Mist by Renée Ahdieh
The One Memory of Flora Banks by Emily Barr
Dream Me by Kathryn Berla
Future Threat by Elizabeth Briggs
Piper Perish by Kayla Cagan
Roar by Cora Carmack
This is Really Happening by Erin Chack
Dividing Eden by Joelle Charbonneau
Spirit Quest by Jennifer Frick-Ruppert
The Black Witch by Laurie Ann Forest
How to be a Supervillain by Michael Fry
The End of our Story by Meg Haston
Laugh Out Loud by James Patterson & Chris Grabenstein
Aftercare by Bonnie Pipkin
Geekerella by Ashley Poston
Rebels Like Us by Liz Reinhardt
Definitions of Indefinable Things by Whitney Taylor
Gem & Dixie by Sara Zarr

I love these Buzz Books because they let me know which books to be on the lookout for in the coming months. The summaries and excerpts allow the reader to get insight into which books they want to read.

The following books interest me and I will be trying to request the following titles: Flame in the Mist by Renée Ahdieh , The One Memory of Flora Banks by Emily Barr, Roar by Cora Carmack, Dividing Eden by Joelle Charbonneau, Laugh Out Loud by James Patterson & Chris Grabenstein, Geekerella by Ashley Poston, and Rebels Like Us by Liz Reinhardt.

Overall, this was a good edition and I really enjoyed learning more about all of the books featured.

What a fantastic way to quickly and easily read sneak previews of up coming books! I will definitely be looking out for some of these books when they are released!

This is an awesome collection of upcoming releases! The previews definitely helped peak my interest in a bunch of the upcoming releases. Lets just say that I am definitely adding a lot of these books onto my TBR.

These samplers are the perfect way to cull your over the top TBR pile. You get a taste of what is coming and then can make a request to get more. I recommend this to any reader who has a bigger stack of books than they can get through.

It has good excerpts of upcoming books. Although some books I ended up not liking, the excerpts of it were still good

I love all of these excerpts and I look forwards to reading them every year!!

Look forwards to reading and review a couple of these books very soon

Find incredible titles here! I highly recommend if you have doubts about your next reading :)

Some interesting sounding books in this sampler collection, one of which I've been fortunate to read already.

Buzz books are just like a box of chocolates, you open it and you can smell the wonderful aroma and they all look so good that you don't know which one to pick. My advice: pick them all. All the excerpts in this 2017 Young Adult Spring /Summer novel will appeal to many types of readers. There's fantasy, love, hatred, fights, and even comics.
If I had to choose one to start with, I would choose Rebels Like Us by Liz Reinhardt. In this novel the author deals with the unthinkable idea of a segregated prom in a rural community and a girl who has to face the fact that being half black is still a problem in some parts of her country.