The most read books on Good Adreads this week
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The Empyrean series was finally dethroned from place n ° 1 on the most read list this week – can you guess by which book? However, Rebecca Yarros continues to claim three of the first five places. We also have a new title on this list this week: Abby Jimenez’s latest romance, Say you will remember me. You could recognize Jimenez of his very popular novel Just for summerHis other romance books, or even the food network!
In case you are curious, the most popular list of Storygraph is quite similar to the Goodreads list, however Everything is tuberculosis by John Green and Intrepid By Lauren Roberts, arrive in the first five there. The Storygraph also has some other colored authors in the top 50, in particular, in particular Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar, YELLOW by RF Kuang, Jacques by Percival Everett, and One day, everyone has always been against it By Omar El Akkad.
Two new books this week, you should know
Unfortunately, the most read books on GoodDeads tend not to be diversified by any definition of the word. Here are some new books this week that deserve a wider readership.
Zealous by Morgan Jerkins
Morgan Jerkins, the successful author of Baby caulStyled a modern love story that right the wrongs of a cross past of stars. When Ardelia and Oliver find each other, they discover that each of them has family history full of holes and secrets. Is it possible that their love story withdraw through generations to a newly released man in search of the woman he loves whose family fled in the great migration? – Rachel Brittain
Bat Eater and other names for Cora Zeng by Kylie Lee Baker
Cora Zeng’s crime scene cleaner saw really horrible damage to his work, but nothing is close to his sister’s push in front of a train. The trauma continues to play again and again in his head, in particular the words that the murder told him before fleeing the scene: “Bat Eater”. She fights to put these thoughts aside to prepare for the hungry ghost festival, when the doors of hell open. However, Cora no longer seems to make the difference between fiction and reality, and she continues to find bat carcasses in scenes of crimes. It’s almost like a message that awaited him. Horror author Paul Tremblay calls the new novel by Kylie Lee Baker “A Rompage, Gory, Fantomatic.” – Emily Martin
The most read books on GOODREADES this week: April 11, 2025
# 5:
Iron flame (The Empyrean, # 2) by Rebecca Yarros
After the release of the third book in the series, Iron flame Given a bump in the readership alongside Fourth wing And Onyx storm. Nearly 16,000 users read this this week and it has an average rating of 4.4.
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# 4:
Fourth wing (The Empyrean, # 1) by Rebecca Yarros
Unsurprisingly, the book one in the Empyrean series also appears in the top five. In one way or another, there are still readers who discover this series even now. Nearly 17,000 users have marked this Roman Dragon Riding Academy book, such as reading last week. It has an average note of 4.6.
# 3:
Say you will remember me By Abby Jimenez
Of the author of Just for summer Comes a new romantic novel which is already one of the most popular books on Good Adreds a week after its release! He follows Samantha, who has a perfect and endless meeting with the beautiful Greek veterinarian Xavier. Then Samantha admits that it can only be for one night because her family is in crisis. But despite the distance, none of them can forget the time they spent together. Nearly 23,000 GoodeDeds users read this this week and it has an average rating of 4.3.
# 2:
Onyx storm (The Empyrean, # 3) by Rebecca Yarros
Onyx storm has been at the top of this list since its release, but it was finally fell in second place – and by another SFF suite! The new Empyrean novel was read by 27,000 GOODREADS users this week and has an average rating of 4.2.
# 1:
Sunrise on harvest (The Hunger Games, # 0.5) by Suzanne Collins
# 1 From afar this week is the new hunger game book! This series is still as relevant (if not more) as during its publication over 15 years ago. The last of Collins, who tells the story of Haymitch Abernathy, also sold 1.5 million copies in English during his first week. It was read by 70,000 users last week and has an average rating of 4.7.
