Upcoming Spotlight Reviews

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Hello, everyone! I haven't done one of these update posts about the month ahead or what's going on with the blog in a while, so I thought I'd take a minute today to share a bit about what's coming up. There are so many amazing things, but, first, I wanted to thank all of you for helping grow the blog. It means so much to me that I am reaching my largest audience yet. Remember to click the subscribe button on the main page to get email updates about new posts and to follow on Instagram (@readingwritingandme), Twitter (@readwriteandme), and Facebook which I'll link below!
One of the major things I'm focusing on going forward is giving you guys three amazing posts per week. Sundays will always be for Weekly Reviews and Recommendations while Wednesdays and Fridays will feature different reviews and articles. With Teen Book Con coming up, I'll be running a special series of reviews for all the books whose wonderful authors I get to meet!
And, of course, there are tons of ARC reviews on the schedule with more added almost every week to give you guys a chance to hear about these books before they hit the shelves! I'll update this post as I hear news, so remember to check back for the latest. As of right now, here's the books I have planned:
Upcoming Spotlight Reviews:
A Flickr In The Clarity by Amy McNamara- June 12- Thanks to Harper Teen
The Fragile Ordinary by Samantha Young- June 26- Thanks to Harper Teen
Wild Blue Wonder by Carlie Surosiak- June 26- Thanks to Harper Teen
Your Destination Is On The Left by Lauren Spieller- June 26- Thanks to Simon & Schuester Books For Young Readers
I'm Not Missing by Carrie Fountain- July 10- Thanks to Flatiron Books
Letting Go Of Gravity by Meg Leder- July 17- Thanks to Simon Pulse
How We Learned To Lie by Meredith Miller- July 31- Harper Teen
So Glad to Meet You by Lisa Super- July 31- Thanks To Diversion Books
Slave Day by Rob Thomas- July 31- Thanks to Simon BFYR
Heretics Anonymous by Katie Henry- August 7- Thanks to Katherine Tegan Books
Someone I Used To Know by Patty Blount- August 7- Thanks to Sourcebooks Fire
Let Me List The Ways by Sarah White- August 7- Thanks to Harper Teen
Meet The Sky by McCall Hoyle- August 15- Thanks to Blink
Brave Enough by Kati Gardner- August 21- Thanks to Flux Books
Sadie by Courtney Summers- September 4
Satellite Down by Rob Thomas- September 4- Thanks to Simon BFYR
Doing Time by Rob Thomas- September 4- Thanks to Simon BFYR
Hole In The Middle by Kendra Fortmeyer- Thanks to Soho Teen
The Leading Edge of Now by Marci Lyn Curtis- September 4- Thanks to Kids Can Press
A Heart In A Body In The World by Deb Caletti- September 18- Thanks to Simon Pulse
Pride  by Ibi Zoboi- September 18- Thanks to Balzer + Bray
500 Words Or Less by Jeleah Del Rosario- September 25- Thanks to Simon Pulse
Art Boss by Kayla Cagan- October 2- Thanks to Chronicle Books
Me and Me by Alice Kuipers- October 2- Thanks to Kids Can Press
What If It's Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera- October 9- Thanks to Harper Teen
Four, Three, Two, One by Counteny Stevens- November 13- Thanks to Harper Teen
The Incredible True Story of the Making of the Eve of Destruction by Amy Brashear- November 13- Thanks to Soho Teen
This Splintering Silence by Kayla Olsen- November 13- Thanks to Harper Teen
The Art Of Losing by Lizzy Mason- February 19- Thanks Soho Teen



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 Spotlight Reviews:
Here So Far Away by Hadely Dyer- http://www.readingwritingandme.com/2018/03/spotlight-review-here-so-far-away.html
All Out Of Pretty by Ingrid Palmer: Review Here
Summer Constellations by Alisha Sevigny- 
The Dead Enders by Erin Saldin- 
The Lies They Tell by Gillian French- 
August And Everything After by Jennifer Salvato Doktorski- 

Royals by Rachel Hawkins- May 1- 
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