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    Books to Look Forward to for a New Year

    Jan 21, 2022 4 minutes
    —Juliana Pignataro
    Illustrations by
    TATYANA STEPANOVA

    ALONG WITH THE PROMISE OF A BRAND-NEW YEAR COME NEW READING CHALLENGES to start and winter weekends that are perfect for cozying up with a good book. Luckily, Newsweek has recommendations for enticing new reads coming out in the next few months. From crime-solving theater troupe protagonists to a century-spanning Australian epic, and a year in the life of an E.R. doctor during the pandemic to the journals of Alice Walker, reserve these 22 picks at your library or pre-order now so you’ll have a steady supply of great fiction and nonfiction to start 2022 off right.

    Fiction

    Wahala

    By Nikki May JANUARY | CUSTOM HOUSE | $27.99

    An exciting debut likened to Sex and for our current moment centers on three Anglo-Nigerian best friends and a fourth woman who emerges onto their scene and roils the group. Exciting and razor sharp, we predict will be on all this year’s “best of” lists.

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