Another month means more amazing book releases!In case you missed it, Friday’s post featured 19 new middle grade releases for April. Let me tell you, they all have gorgeous covers and look like great reads. If you’re a fan of middle grade reads, be sure to check the list out!Today, I’m adding to your already huge TBR. With 40 new young adult and adult books releasing this April, you’re sure to find your next read here. I’ve included books in different genres and for a wide range of audiences! Whether you enjoy contemporary, romance, fantasy, thrillers, or anything in between, this list is definitely for you.
19 Middle Grade Books to Read in April 2019
March is almost over and spring is finally here! With the warmer weather, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a brand new book. So today, I’m sharing a list of middle grade books to read in April 2019! Since I’m a teacher, I love recommending books to younger readers.
99 Percent Mine by Sally Thorne
Since I’ve heard nothing but incredible things about The Hating Game, I went into this book with high expectations. But unfortunately, I didn’t really love this book as much as I thought I would. 99 Percent Mine follows Darcy Barrett who inherits her Grandmother’s cottage, with her twin brother, following her death.
Thomas Wildus and the Book of Sorrows by J.M Bergen
Thomas Wildus and the Book of Sorrows is such a really fun middle grade fantasy. It certainly gives me some modern day Harry Potter vibes! Thomas Wildus and the Book of Sorrows follows 12 year old Thomas. After kung-fu practice he is introduced to a magical book called the Book of Sorrows.
Queen of Air and Darkness by Cassandra Clare
All good things must come to an end. Queen of Air and Darkness is such a fantastic conclusion to another Shadowhunter series! Queen of Air and Darkness picks up right after the events of Lord of Shadows. The series follows Emma Carstairs and Julian Blackthorn as they try and solve another mystery inside the Shadowhunter world.
By Your Side by Kasie West
After reading Kasie West for the first time last year, I’m slowly making my way through her backlist titles. By Your Side is my favourite Kasie West book so far! By Your Side follows Autumn who is accidentally locked in a library with another student, Dax. It’s all about navigating relationships, friendships, growing up and facing fear and anxiety.
