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Need to know
- Reading Catalog Website Goodreads has shared a list of the user’s 15 most long -awaited books from summer 2025
- The data was deducted from how many times a goodread user has added a title to their “desired” shelf
- The most awaited books vary in the genre and include authors such as Taylor Jenkins Reid, RF Kuang and more
If you are looking for books to toto in your beach bag this summer, Goodreads Have you covered!
The website, which allows users to write book reviews and catalog their own reading trip, has shared a new list of their members’ most awaited books from the summer of 2025. Data was drawn out on the basis of how many times a goodread user has added a title to their “desired” shelf. The full list of 80 books is also available For those who really want to dive into the deep end of fantastic new books coming this season.
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See below for Goodread’s members’ choices for this summer’s most awaited books. Whether you are in horror, Rom-Coms or Lit FIC, you are sure to find something you love.
‘My Friends’ by Fredrik Backman
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Backman’s latest links the stories of a teenage escape and a group of childhood friends in a difficult novel about art and love.
‘Atmosphere’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid
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The best -selling author blasts with a powerful love story in the spacecraft of a 2010s. Readers will surely think about Astronauter Joan Goodwin and Vanessa Ford long after the last page.
“Don’t Let him In” by Lisa Jewell
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Three women think their lives are intertwined with a charming and potentially dangerous man in this exciting thriller from None of this is true Author.
‘Bury our Bones in the Midnight Soil’ by Ve Schwab
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This genre-bending novel extends over three timelines 1532 Spain, 19th century London and 2019 Boston and explores the interconnected lives for three very different women.
‘The Love Haters’ by Katherine Center
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For those looking for a Riotous Rome-com, this novel about a video producer who is a ner-on-happiness who becomes familiar with a member of the Coast Guard is sure to make a splash.
‘Kestan’ by RF Kug
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Doctoral students (and academic rivals) Alice Law and Peter Murdoch are in the underground to save his professor in this dark academy thriller.
‘King of Ashes’ by SA Cosby
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This book, described as “a Godfather-inspired Southern Crime Epic “by his publisher, centers a foreign family gathered by an accident -and their subsequent descent to a circle of gangsters.
‘Not really dead yet’ by Holly Jackson
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Author Holly Banks of A good girl guide to murder Reveals his adult debut, but is never afraid, fans. Jackon’s new book, about a woman who has to solve her own murder, is full of the author’s signature twigs.
‘The Poppy Fields’ by Nikki Erlick
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Four strangers – and one dog – are on a hike to an unconventional treatment center that promises to heal their heart. This ambitious novel tells a speculative story about the resilience of the human spirit.
‘Bewitching’ by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
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A young academic who investigates a mysterious writer reveals a link between her work and a supernatural force that may have connections to the academic’s family as well. A magic -binding new horror novel from the author of Mexican Gothic.
‘The Knight and the Moth’ by Rachel Gillig
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In the first book in her new Stonewater Kingdom Romantasy Series, Gillig writes about Sybil Delling, a young prophetess who is on a trip with a knight when her colleagues for dampers begin to disappear.
‘A Marriage at Sea’ by Sophie Elmhirst
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This gripping true history, about a couple who were shipwreck after an election attack in 1972, is both a story of survival and the power of love.
‘Mark Twain’ by Ron Chernow
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The winning cinema Pulitzer award returns with a convincing story of author Mark Twain and traces his life from his southern childhood to his acclaimed literary career.
‘A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping’ by Sangu Mandanna
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This whimsical story follows a recently exiled witch who stops running an enchanted inn after losing the majority of powers. When a striking magical historian arrives at the premises, he may be able to help her regain her spark.
‘Sounds like love’ by Ashley Poston
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Hit -songwriter Joni Lark has to do with a serious attack on the author’s block. When she returns to her hometown in North Carolina, she is in love with a melody that also haunts a spotted musician she meets. This novel will hit a chord.
