Happy Tuesday! I usually share my most anticipated book releases every week but I’m changing that this year.
My Most Anticipated Book Releases in January
Most Anticipated 2019 Book Releases (Second Half)
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Most Anticipated 2019 Book Releases (First Half)
I’ve been meaning to post my top ten most anticipated book releases for 2019 and luckily, it’s Top Ten Tuesday‘s topic for today. So here are the books that I can’t wait to read (or probably to buy and add on my tbr stack) this year.
Book Review | Wildcard by Marie Lu
Series : Warcross #2
Genre : Young Adult Fiction, Sci-Fi
Date Published : September 18, 2018
Publisher : G.P. Putnam’s Sons
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My Most Anticipated 2018 Book Releases (Part 2)
Hey guys! It’s time to reveal my remaining highly anticipated book releases for 2018!
My Most Anticipated 2018 Book Releases (Part 1)
Happy Weekend, guys! It is now almost February and a lot of new books have already been released. I bet you have added more than 30 books on your TBR few days before January 2018. As for me, one of my goals for this year is to read the books that I have on my shelves for a long time already. Also, I am currently in a book-buying ban and I am proud to say that I am doing really great since I have not bought any new books so far. Let’s see until when I can handle it good. Haha.
So I am here to share with you some of the new releases that I cannot wait to get my hands on. Goodluck to book-buying ban. There are a lot of them so I’ve divided my posts into 2 parts.
My Most Anticipated Book Releases of Summer 2017
Hi guys! I cannot believe that it’s June already. Where did the last 5 months go? 2017 needs to slow down a little. Anyway, I’m here to share my most anticipated summer book releases. It’s still not officially summer here in Germany but we’re already having sunny (freaking hot) days. Sorry but I’m not a fan of summer season even though I came from a tropical country.
“The Mysterious Mr Quin” gets a Makeover
One of the highlights of my reading experience this year is to finally read the works of “The Queen of Crime”, Agatha Christie. I read “And Then There Were None” and some books from her Miss Marple series and I got hooked instantly. As a newbie, I am not so familiar with her other works especially the underrated ones that’s why I am so happy to know about this new app called Mr Quin.
Mr Quin app brings Agatha Christie’s short story collection, “The Mysterious Mr Quin”, to life. This app introduces us to a whole new experience of solving one of Christie’s mystery story with the use of social media and high technology gadgets.
Love & Death, the pilot episode, is based on “The Coming of Mr. Quin”. A launch party was held at a manor known as the Suicide House and Mr. Satterthwaite has been invited to live blog the event. Things turned out strange when a Mr Quin joins their conversation and helps them uncovering the mystery of their friend’s death five years ago in the same manor. Check out MrQuin.com to watch the trailer.
One of the things i like about this app is the way the story unfolds. The characters are conversing in real time by posting their messages (both public and direct) on a twitter-like timeline that can be read by viewers. Just like in “real social media”, the characters are also posting short videos (shot by the characters themselves), funny GIFs and blog links. You can also view their profile to know more about them. If you’re in the middle of the story and you have to leave, you don’t have to worry because you can continue where you left. You can also restart if you want to read all over again. Surely you won’t miss anything.
It’s my first time experiencing this type of story-telling and I personally enjoyed it. It feels so natural especially for me who is into reading and social media. It’s fascinating how the past meets the present. To think that the story was written many years ago! I will definitely recommend Mr Quin app to my fellow readers. It’s addicting and I really hope there’ll be more to come. I’m pretty sure that the Queen of Crime is proud of this.