We have a quieter few weeks ahead of us as Thanksgiving looms, but there are some really great titles on this week’s list. Check out these New YA Books Releasing November 17 2020

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We have a quieter few weeks ahead of us as Thanksgiving looms, but there are some really great titles on this week’s list. Check out these New YA Books Releasing November 17 2020

Are you looking for young adult books featuring characters who’ve graduated from high school and have moved on to freshman orientation, sorority rush and sketchy roommates? Check out my list of YA books Set in College!

High school is great (and the source of a lot of YA angst) but college means new challenges, new experiences, and new freedom. No parents, plenty of parties.
Rent a Boyfriend by Gloria Chao (2020) I LOVE a good fauxmance and this one is about a girl who rents a boyfriend to please her strict parents.
9 Days and 9 Nights by Katie Cotugno (2018) – this one isn’t set in college, but it’s about a college student forced to spend 9 days and 9 nights with an ex she has feelings for.
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell (2013) a girl and her twin attend the same college.
Finding Felicity by Stacey Kade (2018) if you loved the show, try the book!
We Are Okay by Nina LaCour (2017) thousands of miles from home, Marin faces winter break alone.
Emergency Contact by Mary H.K. Choi (2018) – a girl heads to college to fulfill her dream of becoming a writer and starts a texting relationship with a guy.
American Panda by Gloria Choi (2018) – an overachieving Taiwanese American student struggles to find herself.
Freshmen by Tom Ellen and Lucy Ivison (2017) Two British (!) freshman navigate their first few weeks.
Say What You Will by Cammie McGovern (2014) a girl with a disability navigates life and love as a college freshman.
I Hate Everyone But You by Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin (2017) – texts and emails sent by two best friends attending college on opposite sides of the country.
We Are Still Tornadoes by Michael Kun and Susan Mullen (2016) – Scott and Cath are best friends. She goes to college, he tries to make his rock star dreams work. And they write letters to one another.
Again But Better by Christine Riccio (2019) – Shane decides to sign up for a semester abroad in London.
The Boy on the Bridge by Natalie Standiford (2013) – a girl studies in Russia during the Cold War and falls for a boy.
Rush by Sarah Bennett Wealer (2016) a group of girls dream of joining their school’s most powerful sorority.
The Ravens by Danielle Page and Kass Morgan (2020) a paranormal book about a sorority of witches at a Southern college
Secret Society Girl series by Diana Peterfreund (2007) a girl is tapped to join the most exclusive secret society on campus.
Rush by Lisa Patton (2019) a coming of age story set in the sorority scene at Ole Miss
Frat Girl by Kiley Roache – to win a scholarship, a girl decides to pledge a frat and expose their bad behavior
Any more suggestions for my list? Tweet me! Also, check out my list of YA Books Set In Boarding School and my list of YA Books That Take Place the Summer Before College!
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I’m not the biggest winter person and let’s be honest: winter 2020 is going to have its challenges. But let’s embrace winter together! Hot drinks, snowflakes, cozy sweaters, and reading. We’ve got this! Check out these Five Books to Get You Into a Winter Mood.

Yes, winter can be dark and gray, but it can also be the cozy season. Pull out those sweaters! Pull on those fuzzy socks! Brew up your favorite warm beverage! And then grab one of these five winter-themed books!

In a Holidaze by Christina Lauren – this Groundhog Day-inspired multiverse book features a romance that might air might not happen!

One by One by Ruth Ware – this classic murder mystery set in a snowy French ski chalet will send chills up your spine! Check out my review of One by One here and my spoiler review of One by One here.

Five Total Strangers by Natalie D. Richards – never accept a ride from a stranger!

Mind the Gap: Dash and Lily #3 by David Levithan and Rachel Cohn – I haven’t kept up with this series, but this is set at Christmas time!

10 Blind Dates by Ashley Elston – this adorable rom com will give you all the holiday feels! Check out my review of 10 Blind Dates here!
Please tell me about all your favorite winter books! I need more winter romances to read!
And are you looking for ways to make your winter reading as cozy as possible? Check out my list of inexpensive ways to cozy up your winter reading!

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Yes, we were all distracted last week, but maybe now we can read again! Check out my list of New YA Books Releasing November 10, 2020!

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No looking at this list until you have voted! I’m serious! This is a shorter list, probably because of the election, but take a peek anyway at these New YA Books Releasing November 3!

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A very small list but some VERY great titles! Check out my list of New YA Books Releasing October 27!

Anna and the French Kiss (Collectors Edition) by Stephanie Perkins – yes this is a reissue and I usually don’t feature those, but this is a slow week. This pretty has:

♥ New cover art accented with gold foil
♥ A custom, patterned-edge design of Point Zéro
♥ Ribbon marker
♥ Patterned endpapers
If this is a favorite of yours, check out my list of Best YA Rom Coms!

Kingdom of the Wicked by Kerri Maniscalco –two twins, one brutal murder and a quest for vengeance. Did anyone else get goosebumps reading that?

Magic Dark and Strange by Kelly Powell – The Bone Witch meets Sherlock Holmes in this thrilling historical fantasy about a girl with the ability to raise the dead. Ooooh!
Nemesis and the Swan by Lindsay K. Bandy – From her prison cell in revolutionary Paris, a nineteen-year-old aristocrat recalls the events that led her to choose between following in her parents’ unforgivable footsteps or abandoning the man she loves.

Warriors of Wing and Flame (Sisters of Shadow and Light #2) by Sara B. Larson – a story about the bond between two sisters and the powerful magic that threatens to tear them apart forever.
Short week! Do you have any of these on your list? I think I might have to try Kingdom of the Wicked!
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