Book releases in March 2010
Books released in March 2010
- Book 1:
Black Magic Sanction
Kim Harrison · The Hollows Alternative text for cover: Cover of Black Magic Sanction - Book 2:
Little Shop of Hamsters
R. L. Stine · Goosebumps HorrorLand Alternative text for cover: Cover of Little Shop of Hamsters - Book 3:
A Thousand Sons
Graham McNeill · The Horus Heresy Alternative text for cover: Cover of A Thousand Sons - Book 4:
The Mystery Knight
George R. R. Martin · Tales of Dunk and Egg Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Mystery Knight - Book 5:
The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary
Jeff Kinney · Diary of a Wimpy Kid Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary - Book 6:
- Book 7:
Big Nate: In a Class by Himself
Lincoln Peirce · Big Nate Alternative text for cover: Cover of Big Nate: In a Class by Himself - Book 8:
- Book 9:
Succubus Shadows
Richelle Mead · Georgina Kincaid Alternative text for cover: Cover of Succubus Shadows
About this month
9 books have a release date in March 2010. All of them are out already. Because we only list dated titles, a book with no known date will not appear here.
The first dated title is A Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill, on 1 March 2010. The last is Succubus Shadows by Richelle Mead, on 30 March 2010. Meanwhile the rest fall between those two days.
9 of them belong to a series, while 0 stand alone. 9 authors share the month. Each series link opens the full reading order, so you can see where a new book fits.
A Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill came out on 1 March 2010. The Mystery Knight by George R. R. Martin came out on 16 March 2010. The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary by Jeff Kinney came out on 16 March 2010. 61 Hours by Lee Child came out on 18 March 2010. Since these books are out, each page shows buying links.
We take each date from public bibliographic records. Since publishers move dates, we recheck announced books weekly. Browse February 2010 or April 2010 to see the months on either side.
Looking for a title that is not here? Search by name, or open its series page to see the next release. Because publishers announce books at different times, a month can fill up late. Check back often, since we refresh the data weekly.