This book or what I would consider a booklet was very informative. Most of the books were not my taste but I did enjoy that you could read an excerpt. Overall I think this is a useful tool to keep you up to date with new releases.

I absolutely love these monthly rundowns. I love that I have release dates laid out. I enjoy the excerpts and I always find something to add to my read list.

What a great crop of new books coming out soon! I can't wait to read many of these.

MARCH BUZZ BOOKS MONTHLY BY PUBLISHERS LUNCH

March Buzz Books Monthly is a great resource all in one catalog. It features excerpts from several of the books being published in March. It has an Extra Attention Section, Literary Favorites And Emerging Talents, Debut Fiction, Commercial Fiction, NonFiction and a Week By Week with March 1, March 6, March 13, March 20, March 27 as the highlight day for it's publication this month.

I enjoyed having all of the book news for March in one handy booklet. The excerpts that are featured in March Book's are The Women In The Castle, by Jessica Shattuck, The Illusionist's Apprentice, by Kristy Cambron, Future Threat, by Elizabeth Briggs, Piper Perish by Kayla Cagan, Geekerella, by Ashley Poston and a bonus excerpt called A Simple Favor by Darcey Bell.

I like the condensed version of the monthly installments.

Thank you to Net Galley and Publishers Lunch for my digital copy in exchange for a fair and honest review..

Always enjoy looking at new books and being able to request for them early.

I write monthly previews for new releases because I can't always get my hands on certain books, so this is super helpful in cutting down my time in bookshops perusing the first few chapters of many new publications! I look forward to seeing more of these in the future!

This is actually fantastic. I wish I had discovered these earlier. This is not only perfect for book reviewers, but also for book lovers. It's great publicity for authors who deserve it, with perfect size excerpts, and all the information you'd ever need about the book. Absolutely brilliant. The only thing is that I wish for more books to be featured.

This monthly publication has been my go to for the past few months to figure out what new books I have to read. (Even if many of the excepts are sometimes posted individually or in other collections on Net Galley).

I had already read the excerpt of "Piper Perish" but was charmed by the premise of "Geekerella"

First time I tried buzz reviews. I like the concept and it helps to decide what books I will choose to pick and review. it does not help in leanring the authors writing style, but it does give you an idea as to what the book entails.

Love the excerpts and the publishing preview. Excited for the releases of You Are Here by Jenny Lawson and Elizabeth Briggs Future Threat

These books give me a great resource for titles that I might not have on my radar through the review guides that I use. Really enjoy them.

Naturally a smaller selection than the Spring/Summer BuzzBooks, but still includes an interesting array. Always worth checking out any BuzzBooks list to see what's upcoming!

Love these buzz books tidbits.

The monthly edition are nice but they do not have the variety available in the larger semi-yearly editions. I will be sticking to the larger ebook.

March Buzz Books Monthly is now availabIe and worth a look. I was glad to see an excerpt from THE WOMEN IN THE CASTLE by Jessica Shattuck; about three women dealing with aftermath of an assassination plot on Hitler. Other forthcoming titles which I am certainly looking forward to include Mohsin Hamid’s EXIT WEST - wish it was on Netgalley for US readers – plus new mysteries by C.J. Box and Jacqueline Winspear. In terms of non-fiction, I plan to look for WE ARE AFGHAN WOMEN and also Adam Alter’s IRRESISTIBLE which is about the rise of addictive technology and will be high interest for our teachers and students. In addition, I have already been recommending Meg Howrey’s THE WANDERERS. When I have a bit more time, I hope to read THE TWELVE LIVES OF SAMUEL HAWLEY and THE BARROWFIELDS, two novels that deal with parent/child relationships and coming of age themes. In the meantime, I will be delving into Lisa See’s THE TEA GIRL OF HUMMINGBIRD LANE. Once again, so many books and so little time ....

Not a book for reviewing but a catalogue commentary. I am unsure why feedback is required but will keep going till I get to fifty words.

Thank you! Having a monthly Buzz Books is brilliant!

An interesting and engaging sampler like always featuring the best of the stories

It's just a promo/slight preview book.....good info and books to look forward to in the near future.

I enjoy reading all of these excerpts, as always! It makes me decide whether I want to buy these novels or not, and makes me even more excited to read some of them. I highly recommend this for anyone that wants an insight into new releases. Catch all of these reads in March!