So much to look forward to!
I appreciate this so much. It's such a great reference tool and the sample sreally help me for future TBR planning.
I look forward to the Buzz Books 2022 Fall edition!
Thank you!

Buzz Books 2022: Spring/Summer is a huge collection of excerpts from some of the most highly anticipated releases. I loved learning about new novels and reading samples. These always give me ideas for what ARCs I want to request in the coming months. Most of the samples are fiction and I especially loved the debut section. There aren't a lot of titles for nonfiction, but I'd love to see a sampler dedicated to nonfiction. Thank you NetGalley and the publishers for providing this great collection.

One of the best ways to find out about new and upcoming releases! I love looking through these to find new books to put on my radar.

Love these Buzz Books! Every time I see a new one is available I quickly click the button and read it right away. I love being exposed to books I wouldn't normally even glance at. I love how you get to read a bit of the story to see if it's something you would like. Most of the previews have a link you can click on to request a copy!

I love these catalogues every time they show up and I find so many books for my reading list and put them on my Goodreads to read list. I just hope I get to read them with so many on my to be read list.

As a book blogger, I love this and appreciate the opportunity to check out what books are to come. This is a brilliant way to plan what you want to review and read for the second quarter of the year.

Thank you to Net Galley for Buzz Books 2022: Spring/Summer!
This is the absolutely best resource for up coming releases. I always take note of the recommendations and I love the section on debut authors. My to read stack just grew. Even if I don't get around to reading all of them, I can at least read a bit and know the style and plot.
This is such a great tool. Thank you!1

Thank you to NetGalley for this amazing excerpt collection of soon-to-be-released books. This feels like winning the lottery of books! I just added more than a dozen books to my TBR list. Some of my favorite authors are releasing books this year and there are some debuts that are absolutely stunning. I need to quit my job and start reading full-time😂

Thank you to the publishers!! I look forward to this every season!!! Perfect for book lovers and readers alike.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I love these samplers! Introducing me to new authors and letting me catch the most recent works of favorite authors is something I look forward to every year. Can't wait to get started.

Each season Buzz Books Great Reads by Publishers Lunch is something I look forward to with great anticipation. This Spring/Summer 2022 edition is so jam packed I’m beyond thrilled. This is such an excellent resource with a long list of upcoming books, their publishers, pub date, broken down by fiction, nonfiction, debut authors, and young adult. The number of summaries are extensive allowing you to get a deep look at a broad selection of books. It’s the best edition I’ve seen yet.

As always - a new issue of Buzz Books blows up my tbr in the best way possible!! This has become one of my most anticipated reads and I always download as soon as I see it and read immediately - putting in Netgalley requests and adding to my goodreads tbr. Thanks Buzz Books - can’t wait for the next romance edition!!

I absolutely adore buzz books. What an easy and enjoyable way to learn about titles that will be coming out over the coming months. Just some of the more well-known authors included are Geraldine Brooks, Karen Jay Fowler, Jane Green, Chris Pavone, Emma Straub and Marianne Wiggins.

There is also a section for debut novels. A few intriguing sounding titles: A Tiny Upward Shove, Keya Das’s Second Act, These Impossible Things and, Calling for a Blanket Dance. Or, how about Nora Goes Off Script or Jameela Green Ruins Everything.

Non-fiction fans can also find much to read here as will those who like young adult fiction. An example of each would be Blood Orange Night (non-fiction) and How to be the Best Third Wheel (young adult).

As if that were not enough, there are book lists, lots of them. Yay! Some authors that I noted were Jennifer Egan, Julia Glass,Emily St John Mandel, Anne Tyler, Dan Chaon, Monica Ali, Marie Myung-Ok Lee, and Otessa Mosfegh.

I could go on but, really, readers should just take a look.

Many, many thanks to NetGalley and the publishers. Brilliant! All opinions are my own.

I loved this sampler and cant wait to read so many of the books! I hope that buzzfeeds continues to make these types of documents available!

Thank you NetGalley and Publishers Lunch! I have used these Buzz Books guides as a reference tool for the upcoming reading season and if this copy was not digital, it would be dog-eared and marked up! In particular, the debut section is a wonderful guide to new voices and this reader truly appreciates being able to curate my tbr with knowledge and care.

This is my first time requesting a sampler like this! Thank you so much for this opportunity! This is such a great way to try new authors/genres without having to commit to the whole novel.

Excerpts from books that are forthcoming. Definitely piqued my interest in some. Can’t wait to read/review later this year.

I am really enjoying this sampler! I can't wait to read upcoming authors with their debut novels! I love discovering something for myself that I fight myself whether or not I should share it with others because it's like a precious thing. Thanks to NetGalley and the Publishers for the excerpts!

Thanks for this opportunity to see some of the fantastic books coming in the months ahead. Lots to look forward to.

I always look forward to these excerpts every year and this year did not disappoint. I came across quite a few titles I wasn’t originally interested in but now I’m hooked at excited for their release. Favorite were Finding Jupiter and By the Book. Also enjoyed and keeping an eye out for Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting and This Time Tomorrow. Thanks NetGalley and the Publishers for the early excerpts.