This is not a novel. This is basically just pages about the upcoming titles by the publisher next year, given with the genres, authors name and a few descriptive lines.

Great way of seeing what's coming up and planning reading for next year. Lots of great sounding books, highlights are the new Kristin Hannah - The Nightingale being one of my favourites so naturally very excited about another book from this author. Also The Missing Sister, Lucinda Riley - again love the Seven Sisters series recently re-enjoyed during lockdown so very much looking forward to continuing the story. Hoping it makes it way on to net galley.

Really appreciated this being put out there by the publishers. Thank you!

A cheeky glimpse of some upcoming titles which really whet my appetite, I look forward to reading some of them soon,

I love seeing what books are about to be published. Looks like Spring 2021 has some exciting titles coming out - both of authors known to me and some I havent heard about. There's a few titles which went straight to my wish list, and I am hoping to see some of them on netgalley soon.

As an avid reader and blogger, this upcoming catalogue is perfect for seeing what Pan McMillan is putting out next Spring. I've picked out a few that I'd love to read and hope to be able to request them on Netgalley soon.

I enjoyed this brilliant glimpse of treats in store. Lots of fabulous titles soon to be published - a number of which I've added to my wish list.

Great insight into Pan Macmillan’s 2021 titles. I’m particularly looking forward to the new book from Elizabeth Macneal after loving The Doll Factory this year!

Its always great to have the opportunity to see what books we have to look forward - and this catalogue contains several I have heard lots about and already looking forward to, such as Luster and The Four Winds, and things I haven't heard of but sound intriguing. Now to make sure I have the time to read them all!

Great selection - really looking forward to new books by Suzanne O’Sullivan, Elizabeth Macneal and Raven Leilani.

Really excited to see Pan Macmillan's 2021 Spring Releases. A great little insight into what's to come next year.

The Spring Catalogue 2021 illustrates what a powerhouse of a publisher Pan Macmillan is with its huge range of published works, both fiction and non-fiction, and a wide selection of genres, and including poetry. It includes what has been published or will be published in 2020, I have read many of the books, such as Alex Schaitkin's Saint X and Emily St John Mandel's The Glass Hotel and have some to read, such as Kristin Hannah's The Four Winds. I applaud this catalogue, but would suggest that Pan Macmillan puts out 4 yearly catalogues for readers to absorb, that would make the task of absorbing what is on offer easier for the reader. I liked how the books content was outlined for most books, although I would suggest a small extract, and a poem or two would be useful for readers like me, giving us a taste of the writing. I am looking forward to a number of books thanks to this catalogue, such as Eric Vuillard's The War of the Poor. Thank you Pan Macmillan for this catalogue.

There are lots of interesting books being released next year!! I am very excited already! I have added a few to my radar already including Luster, nightshift, catch the rabbit, the paperback of a place for everything and laura cassidys walk of fame, people like her, how to save a life, the promise, fragile, when i was ten, the village green bookshop, the library of the dead, how to just eat it, stronger .... just so many good books!

What a great way to plan next year's reading list. So many here to look forward to. An excellent range across all genres. Some particularly great new fiction in here. :)

So many good titles especially looking forward to the new Jenny Lawson, love the Bloggess! Also looking forward to Heaven by Meiko Kawakami and the book of Rabbits based on the podcast.

Lots of books to look forward to in Spring 2021, plenty of authors I'm familiar with and an introduction to many more.

Love seeing what's available! And this is beautifully formatted as well. I am excited to peruse these books

What a wonderful selection, like choosing from a box of delicious chocolates. Without even reading them I know I am going to love the latest books from Kristen Hannah and Lucinda Riley - two of my top authors. The Great Alone was in my top ten books ever and The Seven Sisters series just superb.