My fall is about to be BOOKED! I had the chance to dive into Buzz Books 2025: Fall/Winter, and it’s such a fantastic resource for anyone looking to stay ahead of the latest literary trends. This collection is a TBR booster for sure – my reading list has grown exponentially after flipping through these excerpts, and I can’t wait to see how these titles hold up when they’re fully published.

✨ Why I Love This Sampler:
🔎 Discover New Voices – It’s a perfect way to sample debut authors and emerging voices, giving you a taste of the fresh perspectives coming to the literary world.
📖 Exclusive Access – The NetGalley edition even includes links to request full galleys, which is a huge bonus if you love being among the first to read and review upcoming releases.
📝 Genre Variety – From thrillers and historical fiction to memoirs and YA, this edition offers something for every reader, making it a great way to branch out and try something new.
📅 Sneak Peek at the Next Big Hits – With excerpts from heavy hitters like Jane Hamilton, Catherine Newman, and Ann Packer, it’s a great way to stay on top of the books everyone will be talking about this fall and winter.

💬 Final Take: If you’re a book lover who likes to stay ahead of the curve, this sampler is a must-read. I’m so excited to watch these books hit the shelves and see which ones become the talk of the literary world.

💬 Do you read Buzz Books collections? What titles are you most excited about this fall?

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This is a great collection of upcoming releases. This put a few books on my radar that I wasn’t aware of but am now interested in learning more about.

Easy to navigate between books, the excerpts and chapters give you a brief but enticing view into upcoming novels. It’s just enough of a preview to spark your interest. Not only can you find new genres or authors, but also getting this preview helps prevent requesting books you won’t enjoy. Thanks for providing this!

Absolutely frothing at the mouth for the new Olivie Blake. Samplers are so useful and get me so excited for the reading year! They're such a good way to try out authors without committing to a whole book, and it helps you prioritize which releases to pick up and request. I like that buzzbooks links directly to the Netgalley request pages.

I always love these samplers. This one includes a bunch of books I was curious about, so I'm excited to check those out and see if I want to request them. Thank you NetGalley!

These are some of my favorites to see different samples from different genres of new and upcoming releases! I love that it separates by genre and talks about other books coming out even if those samples are not included.

It’s a good way to read multiple samples and decide what you want to read.

This is great! So useful! Will peruse with care and prepare a video for my channel with the top 10 I wish to read.

Thanks, Buzz Books, for letting me check out the books before I order them! I really like trying these samples to see if I vibe with the style and story. A few books caught my eye, and I actually have one of them already. I noticed the links aren’t working though. *May 13

Thanks to Publishers Lunch and NetGalley for the eARC!

I love that Buzz Books lets me sample titles before requesting—it's a great way to discover what truly resonates with me. The links don’t seem to be working right now (Read via NetGalley Reader).

Thank you to Publishers Lunch and NetGalley for providing this eARC in exchange for an honest review.

Thanks to #NetGalley for this publication. I always enjoy seeing these every season to find new authors, familiar authors, and new books forthcoming.

I love Buzz Books! Getting a chance to sample books before requesting is my jam because some authors just do not resonate with me and I would rather find out before committing to reading and reviewing a book.

There are some exquisite samples in this anthology and I have so many to request! Perhaps this is just because I am reviewing this the same night it hit Net Galley (I had already read a few of these and samples of most of the others through another site), but I cannot get any of the links to work.

Thank you to Publishers Lunch for the ARC. All opinions are my own!