What are the hottest upcoming 2021 new book releases you don’t want to miss this year? Uncover the most anticipated new books publishing in 2021.
Although I love finding older books that I missed, nothing is better than getting in front of the hype for a new book release. No one wants to be unfashionably late to the party… Or, boozy book club.
Plus, with so many new and upcoming 2021 book releases, how do you choose?
The upcoming 2021 new book releases won’t disappoint. I’m sharing the year’s hottest titles that I am most excited for — and think TUL readers will love, too.
Some of these upcoming book releases might top the bestseller charts. Others will remain more hidden gems.
All of 2021’s newest books will inspire and transport you to different lives, times, and destinations. The Uncorked Librarian focuses on diverse books to inspire travel.
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Don’t miss some of our lists by month, too, with even more of 2021’s best new books:
January 2021 Book Releases | February 2021 New Books | March’s 2021 Book Releases | April’s Upcoming Books | May’s Hottest New Releases | New June Books
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*Books marked with an asterisk are upcoming 2021 new book releases and ARCs that we requested in exchange for a fair and honest review or were freely gifted/offered by the author or publisher.
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Summer 2021 New Book Releases
July 2021 Book Releases
The Forest Of Vanishing Stars by Kristin Harmel
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In Eastern Europe & Poland
Expected Publication: July 6, 2021*
TUL Review: Coming Soon
Kidnapped as a child from her wealthy German parents and raised in the forest, Yona realizes that the world is at war when she meets a group of Jewish refugees fleeing from the Nazis. She teaches them how to survive in the forest and leaves the group to find her father. What happens when Yona’s past is a betrayal of the present, though? Amazon | Goodreads
Embassy Wife by Katie Crouch
Mystery & Thriller Set In Namibia
Expected Publication: July 13, 2021*
TUL Review: DNF
Persephone Wilder is posing as a diplomatic American wife, and she suspects that her husband is a CIA secret agent. Persephone takes Amanda, who has also relocated to Namibia, under her wing. A story about family, careers, politics, and living abroad, this July new release had me at “Fulbright.”
Although Embassy Wife was one of my most-anticipated July 2021 book releases (and I saw the recommendation from a large book blogger), I could not finish it. I found the novel deeply problematic — within the first three chapters.
While some of the ex-pat humor is funny — yes, life in Namibia is different than America — overall, the book is insensitive and exudes privilege, racism, and stereotypes.
I kept waiting for Crouch to talk about the absurdity of ex-pat behavior — and note what was wrong in some of these American views — but no. Embassy Wife makes fun of people, their culture, and even the food in Namibia.
Since I have an ARC and am not supposed to quote from the title, just look to the school car lineup scene to start… I’d say this is how not to write ex-pat fiction 101. Amazon | Goodreads
Thank you to NetGalley and Farrar, Straus and Giroux for providing me with a free advanced copy in exchange for a fair and honest review.
Intimacies by Katie Kitamura
Fiction Set In The Netherlands
Expected Release Date: July 20, 2021*
TUL Review: Coming Soon
A woman moves from New York to The Hague to work as an interpreter at the International Court. As she makes new friends, takes on a lover, and gets to know her coworkers amidst political controversy, readers witness the personal intimacies of her life. Amazon | Goodreads
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June 2021 New Book Releases
The One Hundred Years Of Lenni And Margot by Marianne Cronin
Women’s Friendship Fiction
Expected Publication: June 1, 2021
Doctors tell seventeen-year-old Lenni that she is dying. Lenni lives in the Terminal Ward at the Glasgow Princess Royal Hospital and meets 83-year-old Margot in an arts and crafts class. Both are determined to leave their mark on the world before they die. Amazon | Goodreads
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Contemporary Women’s Fiction Set In Malibu
Expected Publication: June 1, 2021*
TUL Rating: 3.5-4 Stars
Author of Daisy Jones & The Six, Taylor Jenkins Reid, is back at it with one of the most anticipated 2021 book releases of summer.
You are invited to an end-of-summer party in Malibu. Each of these famous siblings is facing their own problems and secrets that begin to surface during one fiery evening. Amazon | Goodreads
The Maidens by Alex Michaelides
Literary Cult Fiction Featuring Greek Mythology & Set In The UK (Cambridge)
Publication: June 15, 2021
TUL Rating: 3.5-4 Stars
Our June 2021 Book Of The Month Selection, if you enjoy books about cults or light Greek mythology, grab a copy of The Maidens. We have yet to read Michaelides’s The Silent Patient, but we were not disappointed by his signature surprise and twisted ending.
A novel set mostly at Cambridge, watch as a young and impressionable cult of women hang on a handsome professor’s every word. When these young undergrads end up brutally murdered, one by one — just like the Greek tragedies that they are studying — the murderer seems quite obvious. But is it ever really that simple?
As Mariana fails at overcoming the death of her husband in Naxos, she can’t help but think that she is cursed. Can Mariana solve the mystery before the murderer comes for her? This is a nail-biting June 2021 book release. Amazon | Goodreads
Grab our Complete June Reading List here.
Spring’s Most-Anticipated Upcoming 2021 New Book Releases
Books Releasing In May 2021
The Most Beautiful Girl In Cuba by Chanel Cleeton
Biographical Historical Fiction Set In Cuba
Expected Release Date: May 4, 2021*
TUL Rating: 3.5 Stars
Inspired by true events and the infamous life of Evangelina Cisneros, watch as three revolutionary women fight for freedom. Cisneros is wrongfully imprisoned in a women’s jail, and an American reporter works to set her free. Amazon | Goodreads
Arsenic And Adobo by Mia P Manansala
Suspense & Filipino-American Mystery
Expected Release: May 4, 2021
TUL Rating: 3.5 Stars
What happens when your ex-boyfriend/food critic ends up dead after a confrontation? Can Lila clear her name and save her aunt’s struggling restaurant? Amazon | Goodreads
Gilded Age Cocktails by Cecelia Tichi
Nonfiction Cocktail Recipe Book & U.S. History
Expected Release May 4, 2021*
TUL Rating: 3.5 Stars
Learn the history behind the cocktails, their patrons, and the bartenders during the Gilded Age in the United States. Amazon | Goodreads
People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry
Rom-Com Set In NYC
Expected Release May 11, 2021*
TUL Rating: 3 Stars
From the author of Beach Read, even though she has her dream travel job, Poppy isn’t happy. Can Poppy repair her relationship with Alex and find travel inspiring once again? Amazon | Goodreads
The Guncle by Steven Rowley
LGBTQ+ Family Fiction Set In Palm Springs, CA & CT
Publication Date: May 25, 2021
TUL Rating: 4 Stars
The Gungle is one of those May 2021 book releases that I picked up much later in the year because #bookstagram made me do it. I have no regrets.
With the death of their mother, Maise and Grant are sent to temporarily live with GUP — Gay Uncle Patrick — while their dad goes to rehab. Patrick is an out-of-work TV star overcoming his own grief after the tragic death of his partner.
Hilarious but also heart-wrenching and deeply touching, watch everyone’s transformation as they navigate all that life has thrown at them. You’ll cry, cheer, and most definitely require a pink Christmas tree in the middle of the year along with ‘lupper.’ Don’t forget those cotton candy mustaches.
We all need a Guncle like Patrick. Find a powerful novel about overcoming grief and themes of family, identity, happiness, and love. The Guncle is one of the sweetest 2021 new releases we’ve read. Amazon | Goodreads
Thank you to NetGalley and G.P. Putnam’s Sons for providing me with a free advanced copy in exchange for a fair and honest review.
Grab our Complete May 2021 Book Releases Reading List Here.
Upcoming April 2021 New Book Releases
The Perfect Marriage by Adam Mitzner
Domestic Thriller Set In NYC
Publication: April 1, 2021
TUL Rating: 3 Stars
A Whodunit domestic thriller, James and Jessica Sommers know that they have the perfect marriage. Too bad they cheated on their spouses to make it happen. Now karma or one ticked-off person is out to get them. The suspects are quite plentiful. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More
The Elephant of Belfast by S. Kirk Walsh
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In Ireland
Expected Release Date: April 6, 2021
Inspired by Denise Austin, meet Irish zookeeper, Hettie Quin. Hettie works for the Bellevue Zoo in Belfast. With the 1941 German blitz of the city, Hettie is determined to save her elephant. Amazon | Goodreads
The Venice Sketchbook by Rhys Bowen
WWII Historical Fiction Set In Italy
Expected Release Date: April 13, 2021
Caroline Grant heads to Venice, Italy to scatter her great-aunt, Lettie’s, ashes. Lettie arrived in Venice in the late 1930s hoping to connect with the man she loved. Unfortunately, his future was already set. Armed with three keys and a sketchbook, Caroline learns more about her great-aunt as well as herself. Amazon | Goodreads
Whereabouts by Jhumpa Lahiri
Translated Italian Literature
Expected Release: April 27, 2021*
The first novel Lahiri has written in Italian and translated into English, explore the story of an everyday woman who receives a change of perspective. Lahiri’s The Namesake is one of my all-time favorite books. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More
Grab all of the April 2021 Book Releases We Think You’ll Love.
Winter’s Most-Anticipated 2021 New Book Releases
March 2021 New Book Releases To Love
The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner
Historical Fiction Set In London
Expected Publication: March 2, 2021*
In 18th-century London, Nella sells secret poisons to women who need protection from abusive and oppressive men. In present-day London, Caroline receives a clue to the historic and unsolved apothecary murders. Amazon | Goodreads | Book Information
Klara And The Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro
Contemporary Fiction
Expected Release: March 2, 2021
Klara is an Artificial Friend — a human-like robot designed for a child. When she goes home with Josie, who is ill, Klara asks the sun to help. Amazon | Goodreads
The Soul Of A Woman by Isabel Allende
Nonfiction Feminist Theory and Memoir
Expected Release: March 2, 2021
Watching her mother raise three children alone and growing up in the 1960’s second wave of feminism, Allende hopes to light a fire for women today about how to love, live, and have control over their lives. Amazon | Goodreads
Later by Stephen King
Paranormal Thriller Set In New York
Expected Publication: March 2, 2021
Jamie has the ability to see and learns things that others cannot. An NYPD detective draws Jamie into a case, forcing him to grow up more quickly. Amazon | Goodreads
The Rose Code by Kate Quinn
WWII Historical Fiction Set Across Europe
Expected Release Date: March 9, 2021*
One of our most-anticipated WWII 2021 new book releases, The Rose Code follows three women recruited to help crack German military codes. War and betrayals test their friendship. When the women reunite, they must crack one more code as Britain prepares for a royal wedding. Amazon | Goodreads | Book Information
How Beautiful We Were by Imbolo Mbue
Cultural Heritage Fiction Set In Africa
Expected Publication: March 9, 2021
Pushed back from 2020, the land in the (fictional) African village of Kosawa is destroyed by an American oil company. Watch as the people of Kosawa fight back against corruption and colonialism. Amazon | Goodreads
Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley
Multicultural YA
Expected Release Date: March 16, 2021*
After witnessing a murder, Daunis goes undercover for the FBI. She finds herself torn apart from her community, the Ojibwe reservation, her crush on Jaime, and a potentially deceiving and harmful investigation. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More
Eternal by Lisa Scottoline
World War 2 Historical Fiction Set In Italy
Expected Publication: March 23, 2021
Three best friends – Elisabetta, Marco, and Sandro – and all that they know is tested when the Nazis invade Rome. Spanning across decades, watch as anti-Semitism and fascism penetrate the streets of Italy and the effects of war on friendships and families. Amazon | Goodreads
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Best Books Releasing In February 2021
The Four Winds By Kristin Hannah
Historical Fiction Set In Texas
Expected Release Date: February 2, 2021
It’s 1934 in Texas during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl Era. Elsa Martinelli must decide if she’ll stay at fight or move further out west. Amazon | Goodreads
Four Hundred Souls edited by Ibram X. Kendi & Keisha N. Blain
Black & African American History
Expected Publication: February 2, 2021
Four Hundred Souls is a volume of 90 writers that each talk about 5 years of African American and Black history in a 400-year span. Amazon | Goodreads
This Close To Okay by Leesa-Cross Smith
Southern Fiction Set In Kentucky
Expected Publication: February 2, 2021
Newly divorced Tallie Clark is heading home when she saves a man from jumping off of a bridge. He doesn’t know that she is a therapist. Told through both of their perspectives, these two strangers help each other through a powerful weekend. Amazon | Goodreads
The Project by Courtney Summers
YA Thriller Set In Upstate New York
Expected Publication: February 2, 2021*
TUL Rating: 5 Stars
You know me and cult fiction…When their parents die, Lo’s sister Bea joins The Unity Project — a cult disguised as a seemingly charitable organization. Can Lo expose the group or will she fall under its leader’s charm? This is fast-paced thriller with an ending that’s expected but still shocking. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More
The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In Paris
Expected Publication: February 9, 2021*
TUL Rating: 4 Stars
Pushed back as a 2021 book release, The Paris Library is based on a true story of a group of librarians that join the French Resistance during WW2. Flash forward to Montana in 1983 to learn more about Odile’s past during the war. If you love librarians, you’ll swoon for The American Library In Paris. Amazon | Goodreads | Book Information→
A Pho Love Story by Loan Le
YA Vietnamese-American Rom-Com
Expected Release Date: February 9, 2021*
My Rating: DNF
Bao Nguyen works at his parent’s pho restaurant and considers himself pretty average. Linh Mai is the exact opposite and would love to pursue a career in art instead of working for her family’s pho restaurant. The two restaurants are rivals, but what happens with these teenagers fall for each other? Amazon | Goodreads
The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna
YA Fantasy Set In/Inspired by West Africa
Expected Release: February 9, 2021*
TUL Rating: 5 Stars
One of the most-anticipated fantasy 2021 new book releases, Deka fails her blood ceremony. She must decide if she wants to accept a fate worse than death or fight for the emperor in an army of young women. Feminism meets fantasy in a thrilling new series. One of my favorite of 2021, so far. Amazon | Goodreads | Book Information→
The Paris Dressmaker by Kristy Cambron
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In Paris
Expected Publication: February 16, 2021
Head to Paris in 2021 WWII book release, The Paris Dressmaker. Based on true accounts of how Parisiennes resisted the Nazis, meet two women fighting in the war effort through the fashion of the elite. Amazon | Goodreads
The Kitchen Front by Jennifer Ryan
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In England
Expected Release Date: February 23, 2021
Four women compete for a spot to host a WW2 cooking program sponsored by BBC, The Kitchen Front. Watch as a young widow, kitchen maid, lady of the manor, and trained chef compete to better their lives. Amazon | Goodreads
While Paris Slept by Ruth Druart
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In CA and Paris
Expected Release Date: February 23, 2021
Set in 1953 Santa Cruz and 1944 Paris and told through two different perspectives, a young Jewish woman pushes a baby into the arms of a railroad worker. Their lives are forever changed. Amazon | Goodreads
Uncover all of February’s most-anticipated new books.
January’s Newest Books
Your Story, My Story by Connie Palmen (Translated by Eileen J. Stevens & Anna Asbury)
Biographical Fiction
Expected Publication: January 1, 2021
TUL Rating: 4.5 Stars
I grabbed a copy of My Story, Your Story from Amazon’s December First Reads. Palmen tells a fictionalized story of Ted Hughes’s fiery and manic relationship with Sylvia Plath –through his eyes. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More→
Our Darkest Night by Jennifer Robson
WWII Historical Fiction Set In Italy
Expected Release Date: January 5, 2021
Antonina Mazin has one chance to survive when the Nazis invade Italy. She leaves Venice to hide in the countryside with Nico Gerardi. They pretend that they are married to survive, but is it convincing enough to save them? Are they hiding secrets from each other? Amazon | Goodreads
Lore by Alexandra Bracken
YA Greek & Roman Fantasy Set In NYC
Expected Release: January 5, 2021
One of the 2021 new book releases that looks amazing in mythological fantasy includes Bracken’s Lore. As punishment for their rebellion, nine Greek gods are banished to earth as mortals. Blood descendants hunt the gods hoping to gain their powers. Amazon | Goodreads
The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins
Gothic Southern Thriller & Women’s Fiction | Book Set In Alabama
Expected Release Date: January 5, 2021
Jane pursues the wealthy and recently widowed Eddie Rochester. However, his wife just won’t stay buried, and Jane’s worried that she won’t measure up. Will Jane get caught with her own schemes? Amazon | Goodreads
Nick by Michael Farris Smith
World War 1 Pre-Classic Gatsby ‘Retelling’
Expected Release Date: January 5, 2021
Before moving to Gatsby’s West Egg, Nick Carraway fights in WW1. Returning home, he heads to Paris and New Orleans where he finds alcohol, romance, and heartbreak. Amazon | Goodreads
People Like Her by Ellery Lloyd
Social Media Thriller Set In London
Expected Publication: January 12, 2021*
TUL Rating: 3.75 Stars
One of the first 2021 new book releases I’ve read, People Like Her will creep you out if you are a blogger and Instagrammer like me. InstaMom Emmy Jackson is a popular mom influencer. Her popularity isn’t always good, though, and she seems to have a revenge-seeking stalker… Amazon | Goodreads | Read More→
Waiting For The Night Song by Julie Carrick Dalton
Literary Fiction Set In New Hampshire
Expected Publication: January 12, 2021*
TUL Rating: 3 Stars
Waiting For The Night Song has been compared to Where The Crawdads Sing. Cadie Kessler must face a dark childhood secret while trying to protect the people and places that she loves. If you love nature and forestry, you’ll love spending a youthful summer in New Hampshire. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More→
Beauty Among Ruins by J’nell Ciesielski
WW1 Historical Romance Set In Scotland
Expected Publication: January 12, 2021*
TUL Rating: 5 Stars
A Beauty and the Beast retelling set in Scotland during the Great War. Watch as a socialite attempts to save a crumbling castle and its brooding owner while helping soldiers heal. Amazon | Goodreads | Read More
Worried you missed 2020’s best books? Head over to our Best Of 2020 book list to see which books we devoured.
Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas
YA 20th Century Historical Fiction Set In Mississippi
Expected Release Date: January 12, 2021
One of the YA 2021 new book releases that I am most anticipating is Thomas’s Concrete Rose. Set 17 years prior to the events in The Hate U Give, Maverick Carter deals drugs for the King Lords to support his family. At 17 and now with a child of his own on the way, he decides that he wants to forge a new path. Amazon | Goodreads
The Children’s Train by Viola Ardone & Translated by Clarissa Botsford
WW2 Historical Fiction Set In Italy
Expected Publication: January 12, 2021
Inspired by true events, this upcoming 2021 WW2 book release shares the story of children sent from poverty-stricken southern Italy to the north. With a chance at a better future and a safer winter, Amerigo decides to become a permanent part of his new adoptive family, leaving behind his biological family. Amazon | Goodreads
Yellow Wife by Sadeqa Johnson
Historical Fiction Set In Virginia
Expected Publication: January 12, 2021
Born and raised on a plantation in Virginia, Pheby is set apart from the others because of her mother’s position as a medicine woman. Instead of her promised freedom, though, Pheby finds herself in a cruel jail trying to survive. Amazon | Goodreads
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Enjoy The View by Sarah Morgenthaler
Rom-Com Set In Alaska | Book 3
Expected Publication: January 19, 2021*
TUL Rating: 4 Stars
Last year, I fell in love with Morgenthaler’s Moose Spring series, The Tourist Attraction and Mistletoe & Mr. Right. While you should consider reading the entire series, you don’t have to in order to pick up any of the novels. River Lane is set to film a documentary in Moose Springs, Alaska. Of course, this is Moose Springs and locals vs tourists have always been a thing. What happens when River begins falling for one of the GIANT locals with an even bigger heart? Amazon | Goodreads | Read More→
You can see 20 top January 2021 upcoming new book releases here.
The Ardent Swarm by Yamen Manai
Translated by Lara Vergnaud
Book Set In North Africa | Translated Literature
Expected Translated Publication: February 1, 2021
Original French Publication: 2017
TUL’s Rating: 5 Stars
An allegory set in North Africa, watch as a lovable beekeeper tries to save his bees from murder hornets as his country struggles with their first democratic elections. A brilliant and powerful short read. Amazon | Goodreads | Book Information→
The Removed by Brandon Hobson
Inspired by Cherokee Folklore | Book Of The Month | Book Set In Oklahoma
February 2, 2021
TUL Rating: 4 Stars
A somber and obscure yet beautiful novel, Hobson tells the horrific tale of how soldiers brutally removed Cherokee families from the land. After Ray-Ray is murdered at the hands of a racist police officer, his family cannot overcome their grief and addiction. Amazon | Goodreads | Book Information→
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Sam T
Friday 1st of January 2021
I'm so excited for all of this - so much to add to my list! I've read The Gilded Ones and LOVED IT. I feel like I waited forever for it?! The other one I read was A Pho Love Story. My dad's Viet/Chinese so I felt all of this and the writing was UH-MAZING. Shared it with all of my cousins :)
But now there's a bunch of 2021 books I have to request Arcs for!
Christine
Sunday 3rd of January 2021
I just started A Pho Love Story -- but so far, I sadly have not been able to get into it -- ek! It feels a bit younger than I was expecting, and I'm not sure the characters are fleshed out enough, for me. I am glad that you loved it, though. It's a super cute plot. AND PHO!
2021 has a ton of fabulous books! Happy reading!
Sarah
Wednesday 23rd of December 2020
Wow, so many amazing sounding books coming out next year. I am so glad you share these lists, as I don't entirely pay a ton of attention to new releases so I might have missed hearing about some of these. I will have to add a few of these to my TBR. I'm looking forward to checking back later and seeing what new releases for the second half of the year look like.
Christine
Monday 28th of December 2020
Yes! I will definitely add the new books as they come, too. I try not to get too far ahead with the new book releases just because the further out you go this early on, the more the dates change (I learned this the hard way last year lol). I'm going to try to add a few more summer and fall ones this week, though. I want to know what to look for ASAP. Thanks so much!
Eline @ Lovely Audiobooks
Saturday 12th of December 2020
Great list of 2021 book releases! I'm looking forward to Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert. Her Brown Sisters books have been among my most favorite books in 2019 and 2020. I think you'd like them, too :-)
Christine
Sunday 13th of December 2020
I'll have to check them out. Thanks so much for the book recommendations. Cheers to 2021!
Robin
Thursday 10th of December 2020
Thanks for the great post! I love seeing what's going to be released. There's so many great ones, how can I possibly pick?? I hope Santa brings me some gift certificates :). I'm definitely looking foward to diving into many of these. Thanks again!
Christine
Friday 11th of December 2020
Yes, I hope Santa brings me some gift certificates, too, and a BOTM renewal lol! Happy Holidays, and Happy Reading.