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9 New Must-Read Books Out This Month

Dive into some reading with these 9 new novels hitting shelves this month.

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9 New Must-Read Books Out This Month

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It's always a good time to dive into a good book!

Luckily for you, there are some excellent novels hitting the shelves during this month that will keep you turning the page.

If you're looking for something new to read that won't disappoint, check out this list of books that are out this month:

1. "Life Will Be the Death of Me" by Chelsea Handler

The hilarious Chelsea Handler's latest book release is out on April 9th!

2. "Our Shoes Our Selves" by Bridget Moynahan and Amanda Benchley

40 women, 40 stories, 40 pairs of shoes. Dive into this compilation of women's non-fiction stories also out on April 9th.

3. "When We Left Cuba" by Chanel Cleeton

This novel about a woman caught between Cuban-American politics and the one she loves also hits shelves on April 9th.

4. "Miracle Creek" by Angie Kim

Out on April 16th, this novel about family, secrets, and a submarine explosion is rumored to be a real page turner.

5. "The Binding" by Bridget Collins

This "spell-binding" fable novel highlights the glory of storytelling and is available for purchase on April 16th.

6. "Normal People" by Sally Rooney

This modern coming-of-age love story is also available on April 16th.

7. "Serious Moonlight" by Jenn Bennett

This young adult romance novel is available for you to read on April 16th.

8. "Little Darlings" by Melanie Golding

This creepy thriller filled with creatures is out at the end of April on the 30th.

9. "Park Avenue Summer" by Renee Rosen

This novel will make the perfect easy vacation or beach read and is also available on April 30th.

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