May is here and so are the new Aardvark picks! With warmer weather rolling in and long weekends on the horizon, it’s the perfect time to start stacking up that summer TBR. Whether you’re reading poolside, on your patio, or curled up avoiding pollen like me, Aardvark has dropped a fresh lineup that has a little something for everyone this month.

If you are still looking for something to read be sure to check out some of my Most Anticipated New Releases lists. If you’re looking for add-ons to put into your boxes, be sure to check out other reviews from previous Aardvark picks.

May MOST ANTICIPATED

24 MOST ANTICIPATED NEW RELEASES FOR SPRING 2024

AARDVARK 2023

May Picks

My Box

As much as I love getting happy book mail, I decided to skip a box this month—mainly because I already own the three titles I was most interested in, and the rest just didn’t quite catch my attention this time around.

When the wolf comes to home review

Julie Chan is Dead Review

I haven’t heard much buzz about The Pretenders, When the Tides Held the Moon, or Immaculate Conception, so I’m holding off on those for now. Of the ones I do have, I’ve already read/listened to When the Wolves Come Home—it was intense, super gory, but I absolutely loved it and would definitely recommend it to anyone who can handle the graphic content. I’m currently making my way through Julie Chen is Dead and really enjoying it so far—it’s sharp and engaging. I also have a copy of The Original Daughter, which I haven’t gotten to yet, but everything I’ve heard about it has been glowing.

What did you decide on this month? Let me know in the comments below, over on my Instagram HERE, or on my TikTok HERE.