Book releases in October 2011
Books released in October 2011
- Book 1:
- Book 2:
Why I Quit Zombie School
R. L. Stine · Goosebumps Hall of Horrors Alternative text for cover: Cover of Why I Quit Zombie School - Book 3:
I Survived the Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941
Lauren Tarshis · I Survived Alternative text for cover: Cover of I Survived the Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941 - Book 4:
- Book 5:
The Son of Neptune
Rick Riordan · The Heroes of Olympus Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Son of Neptune - Book 6:
- Book 7:
- Book 8:
The Impossible Dead
Ian Rankin · Malcolm Fox Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Impossible Dead - Book 9:
- Book 10:
- Book 11:
- Book 12:
The Tehran Initiative
Joel C. Rosenberg · The Twelfth Imam Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Tehran Initiative - Book 13:
The Outcast Dead
Graham McNeill · The Horus Heresy Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Outcast Dead
About this month
13 books have a release date in October 2011. 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 I Survived the Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941 by Lauren Tarshis, on 1 October 2011. The last is The Outcast Dead by Graham McNeill, on 25 October 2011. Meanwhile the rest fall between those two days.
12 of them belong to a series, while 1 stands alone. 13 authors share the month. Each series link opens the full reading order, so you can see where a new book fits.
I Survived the Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 1941 by Lauren Tarshis came out on 1 October 2011. Ballistic by Mark Greaney came out on 4 October 2011. The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan came out on 4 October 2011. Snuff by Terry Pratchett came out on 11 October 2011. 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 September 2011 or November 2011 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.