5 new releases you need to add to your November reading list

The best books out right now

November is here, and we're officially in hibernation mode.

All we want to do is curl up on the sofa with a bundle of books we've been itching to read, and that's exactly what we plan on doing this month.

November is the month we finally tackle our reading list, but if you're looking for some new reads, then you've come to the right place.

October and November are always great months for books, and this year has been no different.

We've been spoiled for choice with new releases over the past few weeks, and we've gathered up the top five titles you just have to add to your reading list in November.

Your TBR pile will simply be incomplete without them.

Every Christmas Eve by Emma Heatherington

Emma Heatherington has perfected the Christmas rom-com, and this is another classic from the Irish author.

Lou and Ben fell in love as teenagers, and spent every Christmas Eve together until one fateful night…

They reunite as adults, but as the days tick down to another Christmas Eve together, old feelings and memories resurface. Will Lou and Ben seize this chance to rewrite their very own love story?

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Gone Before Goodbye by Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben

Michelle Keegan is rumoured to star in the adaptation of Reese Witherspoon's debut novel, so we're itching to get our hands on a copy before it hits the big screen.

Gone Before Goodbye is the unforgettable story of an indomitable woman, trapped in a conspiracy she helped create but can’t understand.

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Cher: The Memoir, Part 1 (November 19th)

The collector's edition of Cher's memoir is a perfect Christmas gift for fans of the singer.

Cher: The Memoir, Part One brings us to the brink of her next chapter, as she begins to chart her own path, finally claiming her rightful place in the world and becoming CHER.

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At Least It Looks Good From Space by Carl Kinsella

With praise from Louise O'Neill and Marian Keyes, we quickly added Carl Kinsella's debut to our reading lists.

In At Least It Looks Good From Space, journalist Carl Kinsella attempts to solve the great human mystery of why we are the way we are in this chaotic era of internet algorithms, disinformation campaigns, pandemics and the judgement-clouding influence of nostalgia.

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Miriam by Miriam O'Callaghan

The intimate and eye-opening memoir from the legendary RTÉ broadcaster has become an instant hit in Ireland.

Miriam's memoir gives audiences a look behind the woman we see on screen.

Buy here.