Which one are you looking forward to?
We’re just a few months into 2018, and there’s already been plenty of page-to-screen adaptations hitting cinemas.
And the rest of the year looks to be no exception.
Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli
When’s it out in Ireland? April 6
What’s it about?Â
Called Love, Simon in cinemas, the book follows 16-year-old Simon Spier, who hasn’t told his family or friends that he’s gay.
But when his emails to the mysterious and distracting Blue fall into the wrong hands, Simon is forced to take a big step out of his comfort zone – before the gets pushed.
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
When’s it out in Ireland? Sometime in 2018.
What’s it about?
In a dystopian future where books are made illegal and firemen actually burn them to restrict their knowledge, Guy Montag – a young fireman – begins to question things.
And after a chance encounter changes things for him, his doubts about their mission leads him to direct conflict with his captain.
Every Day by David Levithan
When’s it out in Ireland? April 20
What’s it about?
A is a traveling spirit who wakes up in a different body every day; set to lead a different life.
But that all changes when A wakes up in Justin’s body one day – and meets his girlfriend, Rhiannon, with the pair soon falling head over heels for each other.
The Girl In The Spider’s Web by David Lagercrantz
When’s it out in Ireland? November 23.
What’s it about?
In the first book after Lagercrantz took over the Millennium series from Stig Larsson, Lisbeth Salander is back in action.
This time around, she finds herself the target of ruthless ‘cyber gangsters’ called the Spider Society after she tries to hack into the American National Security Agency.
Where’d you Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple
When’s it out in Ireland? Sometime in 2018
What’s it about?
Bernadette Fox is notorious to everyone in her life. To her husband, she’s a hilarious and fearlessly opinionated partner; to the mums at the school gate, she’s a menace; to design experts, she’s a brilliant architect.
But to 15-year-old Bee, she’s her best friend – and, more simply, mum. And when Bernadette disappears, Bee will go to the ends of the earth to find her.
Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan
When’s it out in Ireland? August 17
What’s it about?
When New York-based Nick brings his girlfriend, Rachel, home to Singapore for a wedding, she soon finds out a number of secrets – like how he’s vastly wealthy…and she may not fit in with his world.
Finding herself with a target on her back almost the second she steps off the plane, Rachel’s relaxed break with her beau soon turns into an obstacle course filled with gossiping, backstabbing and scheming.
A good book can do just about anything; from taking you on a wild and fantastical adventure to making you feel like an all-knowing super sleuth (if you figure out the killer twist).
Every week at #Bookmarked, we will be taking you through some of our all-time favourite books – as well as the newest novels hitting shelves in Ireland.
