Hey There! November is really here and it doesn’t feel real! Hopefully the transition into this new month has treated you well. It’s been a bit chaotic for me so I’m personally working on the balance of everything.

Live Footage Of Me Trying To Find Balance of all the things going on in my world, lol

This doesn’t seem to be as big of a pub month like the previous ones but there are still some great titles coming out. As usual, double check to make sure there have been no changes.

It’s important to check in this day & age friends!
  • Airi Sano Prankmaster General: International Menace by Zoe Tokushige; ill. By Jennifer Naalchigar *MG series* 11/5
  • Everything Interesting Keeps Happening To Ethan Fairmont by Nick Brooks *MG* 11/5
  • Cicely by Renee Watson & Sherry Shine *PB* 11/5
  • Redeemed by Lauren Asher *adult* 11/5
  • Chinese Kite Festival by Richard Lo *PB* 11/5/24
  • Streetlight People by Charlene Thomas 11/5
  • Before We Forget Kindness by Toshikazu Kawaguchi *adult* 11/5
  • Teen Titans: Starfire by Kami Garcia, ill. By Gabriel Picolo 11/5
  • The Lies We Leave Behind by Noelle Salazar *adult* 11/5
  • Before We Forget Kindness by Toshikazu Kawaguchi *adult* 11/5
  • Painting The Sky With Love: A Celebration Of Love And Community by Mary E. Haque & Tatiana Gardel *PB* 11/5
  • The Books Of Clash Volume 4: Legendary Legends Of Legendarious Achievery by Gene Luen Yang, Les McClaine & Alison Acton *Sequel MG* 11/5
  • All The Greatness In You by Tameka Fryer Brown & Alleanna Harris *PB* 11/5
  • The Teller Of Small Fortunes by Julie Leong *adult* 11/5
  • All About You by Shaina Veronica 11/7
  • Overseas With A Billionaire by Stephanie Nicole Norris *adult series* 11/8
  • Capture The Moment by Ziye Taylor *adult* 11/11
  • I’m Laughing Because I’m Crying: A Memoir by Youngmi Mayer 11/12
  • Barkley: A Biography by Timothy Bella *adult* 11/12
  • The Old Woman With A Knife by Gu Byeong-mo *adult* 11/12
  • Best Wishes: Like A Boss by Hena Khan & Sarah Mlynowski *MG Series* 11/12   
  • Midnights With You by Clare Osongco 11/12
  • Greater Secrets by Ananth Hirsh & Tess Stone 11/12
  • Under The Oak Tree by Suji Kim 11/12
  • Where The Library Hides by Isabel Ibanez *Sequel* 11/12
  • Leap by Siminia Popescu 11/12
  • Guilt And Ginataan by Mia P. Manansala *adult sequel* 11/12
  • Claudette Colvin: I Want Freedom Now! By Claudette Colvin, Phillip Hoose & Bea Jackson *PB* 11/12
  • The One & Only Googoosh: Iran’s Beloved Superstar by Azadeh Westergaard *PB* 11/12
  • Lolo And Birdie: I Want More/Quiero Mas! By Angela Dominguez *PB* 11/12
  • Black Girl Power edited by Leah Johnson *MG* 11/12
  • Only Santas In The Building by Alexis Daria *adult novella* 11/12
  • The Lotus Empire by Tasha Suri *adult sequel* 11/12
  • Rani Choudhury Must Die by Adiba Jaigirdar 11/12
  • Love In Bloom by Lucy Eden *adult* 11/12
  • Heist Royale by Kayvion Lewis *Sequel* 11/12
  • The Davenports: More Than This by Krystal Marquis *Sequel* 11/12
  • Fortune’s Kiss by Amber Clement 11/12
  • I Am The Dark That Answers When You Call by Jamison Shea *Sequel* 11/12
  • Make Room For Love by Darcy Liao *adult* 11/18
  • A Legend In The Baking by Jamie Wesley *adult series* 11/19
  • When Mimi Went Missing by Suja Sukumar 11/19
  • Silent Are Dead by D.M. Rowell 11/19
  • Briarcliff Prep: Sophomore Year by Brianna Peppins *sequel* 11/19
  • Futureland: The Architect Games by H.D. Hunter *sequel* 11/19
  • The City And Its Uncertain Walls by Haruki Murakami *adult* 11/19
  • The Serviceberry: Abundance And Reciprocity In The Natural World by Robin Wall Kimmerer *adult* 11/19
  • Stages by Whitney Amazeen 11/19
  • Sundown In San Ojuela by M.M. Olivias 11/19
  • Get Your Mind Right by Kenneth Wyche *adult* 11/19
  • Dominoes, Danzon And Death Drops by Racquel V. Reyes *adult* 11/19
  • City Of Night Birds by Juhea Kim *adult* 11/26
  • Heart-Shaped Lies by Elizabeth Agyemang 11/26
  • Malcolm Before X by Patrick Parr *adult* 11/26
  • Umm Kulthum: The Star Of The East by Rhonda Roumani, ill. By Ahmed Abdelmohsen *PB* 11/26
  • Vamp by Xio Axelrod *adult* 11/31

As previously stated, November doesn’t have a ridiculous list from what I could find but I think that gives us a bit of reprieve when it comes to our library holds & bank accounts! I did get a few titles from this list and they are:

  • The Teller Of Small Fortunes by Julie Leong *adult* (Currently Reading)
  • Heist Royale by Kayvion Lewis *Sequel*
  • The Davenports: More Than This by Krystal Marquis *Sequel*
  • Fortune’s Kiss by Amber Clement
  • I Am The Dark That Answers When You Call by Jamison Shea *Sequel*
  • A Legend In The Baking by Jamie Wesley *adult series*
I’m quite glad not to have a whole lot of titles so I can do some catching up this month so I can start 2025 titles and start the new year right (whoa, thinking about how close that is just hit me)!

Adulting has really been kicking my tail but I’m going to get back on track with reading, especially since I’m really excited about the titles I received! So weigh in, How are you feeling about this pub month? Are there any titles you’re excited about? Are there any that I missed by authors of color (Indie or Trad pub)? Let me know here in the comments or on social media on Instagram @bookishgirlmagic (I’m posting here & there), Twitter @bookishgrlmagic (Keeping it random but still a good time), Threads @bookishgirlmagic (Posting when the mood hits me) and Clubhouse @bookishgrlmagic where you can find me mostly in book centered clubs/rooms (mostly on Tuesdays and Fridays) to chat with me. Oh and please subscribe to this blog if you haven’t already because it makes me feel like I’m gathering my TBR rather than it gathering me! And to those who are subscribed, thank you thank you thank youuuuu, I really truly appreciate y’all! Stay Safe and awesome out there folx! I’m sending bookish love always and happy reading!

Byeeee, I’m off to go read!

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I’m reader who has a fierce love for books written by authors of color & belief in the importance of supporting them! My mission is to amplify their voices and work so this generation and all the others after them will have literature that will reflect them.

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