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For those who started 2025 by setting their Goodreads goal for the year, My Weekly he has a treat for you.
There are tons of books coming out this year—in both the fiction and memoir genres—but a few stand out among the rest. Emily Henry constantly publishes new books and this year is no different. Her latest titled Big big beautiful lifedue out in April, just in time for tsummer romance hose.
“What I can tell you about the book is that it feels like its spiritual heir Beach readingbut it’s different,” Henry teased My Weekly exclusively last year. “It feels like my first real departure, but it’s still a love story and a romance.
The author commented that it was “really emotional” writing Big big beautiful life. “It really gripped me in a way I hadn’t in a long time,” she added.
While Our awaiting Henry’s release date with bated breath, we look forward to reading many books in 2025. Keep scrolling for 12 of the highly anticipated releases in 2025:
‘Onyx Storm’ by Rebecca Yarros
The third book in Empyrean arguably picks up where the last one left off, with dragon riders Violet and Xaden (who, spoiler alert, turned into a stag) figuring out their next steps after saving the Basgiath War College.
Onyx Storm will be released on January 21st.
‘Deep End’ by Ali Hazelwood
Another Hazelwood romance? yes please The The Love Hypothesis the author is about to introduce Scarlett Vandermeer, a platform diver in her first year of college who is suddenly thrown into a romantic relationship with swimming captain Lukas Blomqvist.
Deep End will be released on February 4th.
“I’ll Have What She’s Got” by Chelsea Handler
The comedian is back at it with another book to be published on her 50th birthday. Handler has a new batch of vulnerable (and hilarious) essays for fans, spanning the years from childhood to adulthood.
I will have what she has will be released on February 25.
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ by Suzanne Collins
Collins is back with another prequel The Hunger Games series. This time, fans of the books will hear the story of Haymitch Abernathy.
Sunrise at the harvest will be released on March 18.
‘Elphie: A Wicked Childhood’ by Gregory Maguire
Just like Evil hype dies down, Maguire revives Elphaba’s story before Shiz University.
Elphie: Bad childhood will be released on March 25.
Macmillan Publishers; Penguin Random House Dear Readers, We’ve done it again. Us Weekly took TikTok and read (almost) everything that was recommended in 2024. After tirelessly scouring the pages of various fictional novels, a few stood out as the best of the year. Romance had its moment thanks to the continued fixation on Sarah (…)
‘Say You’ll Remember Me’ by Abby Jimenez
For the perfect love story, look no further than Jimenez’s latest novel. Say you remember me tells the story of Xavier Rush (who could be the perfect guy) and his perfect date with Samantha.
Say you remember me will be released on April 1st.
‘Great Big Beautiful Life’ by Emily Henry
Two writers, one story. Both Alice Scott and Hayden Anderson are set to write a biography of the mysterious Margaret Ives – and no one has seen her in years. Margaret invites both authors for a trial period before choosing who will tell her story.
Big big beautiful life will be released on April 22.
‘Matriarch’ by Tina Knowles
BeyonceMom has all the tea and here’s hoping she spills it. Knowles is set to tell her story, from growing up in 1950s Galveston, Texas, to what it was like to raise a superstar.
The matriarch will be released on April 22.
‘One Golden Summer’ by Carley Fortune
There’s nothing better than reading Fortune next to a body of water (we’re assuming it is Meghan Markle read her latest book, which she has since been able to adapt), so just be prepared. Alice is the photographer who took pictures of Charlie Florek when they were teenagers – but now he’s all grown up.
One golden summer will be released on May 6.
‘Atmosphere’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Reid’s novels (which include Daisy Jones & The Six and Evelyn Hugo’s Seven Husbands) transports readers to different worlds, and this one is sure to be no different. Set during the Space Shuttle program in the 1980s, this story follows Joan Goodwin and her struggle to travel into space.
Atmosphere will be released on June 3rd.
‘Pretty Girls Don’t Win’ by Parvati Shallow
Reality TV fans, get ready because Shallow is going to share it Survivor story from the beginning and reveal how she became a powerful woman.
Pretty girls don’t win will be released on July 8.
‘Cher: The Memoir — Part 2’
If the second part of Cheri’s memoirs is something like the first Our is ready The singer is likely to pick up this book right where the last one left off and there are sure to be more crazy stories to be told.
Cher: The Memoir — Part 2 will be released on November 19.
