Spring's Hottest Reads: Dystopian, Romance, Memoir

On April 3rd, Spring Reading Season is heating up with a stack of fresh releases that booktot cannot stop buzzing about.

Ariel Sullivan's beneath dropped already as a prequel to her hit conform,

diving into a dystopian romance 200 years earlier with characters on.

A secret mission to save humanity.

Felicia Kingsley's no place to be single, also landed this month,

a friend's televerse tale translated from Italian, tying into a new prime video movie.

Meanwhile, April 14th brings heavy hitters like Lena Dunham's memoir Fame Sick,

where she gets real about illness, fame, and addiction with her.

Sharp Humor.

Rainbow Raoul's cherry baby hits the same day, exploring middle-aged heartaches in

rekindled crushes during a messy separation.

Readers are devouring these for their emotional punches and relatable vibes

from dystopian thrills to rom-com escapes.

Fans praise Sullivan's world building as even tighter than her debut,

while Dunham's honesty has everyone reflecting on Hollywood's underbelly.

Coming soon, Laurie Gilmore's Daisy Chain Flower Shop blooms on May 5th in her Dream Harbor series,

featuring a cursed florist faking a romance that turns real.

Catherine Center's Shippers sales out May 19th, a crew-ship rom-com,

with childhood besties sparking something more.

And capping June 1st is Lauren Oliver's adult debut, The Girl in the Lake,

a chilling mystery where a psychologist uncovers past-life secrets linked.

To her own, lost friend.

Grab these before your shelf overflows,

they're the kind of stories that stick with you long after the last page.

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