Winter Pop-Up Review Tours: January 2026
Check out our Winter Pop-Up books coming out in January 2026, then fill out the form below to apply to review up to three books. Spots are limited, we will email you if you are selected to review one or more of those books. Open to the US and Canada at this time.
A note on timing: if you are selected to review a book, you will receive a final copy about one month before the publication date, and we ask that you post your review no later than the Friday after that publication date.
Anneke Jans in the New World by Sandra Freels
Publication Date: January 6, 2026
Timed perfectly to publish just as New York celebrates its 400th birthday, a riveting story of a spirited young mother who faces the unknowns of seventeenth-century New Amsterdam after fleeing the Old World in search of a better life.
Based on real events, Anneke Jans in the New World tells the story of an ordinary woman who lived an extraordinary life.
A Tiny White Light: A Memoir of a Mind in Crisis by Linda Bass
Publication Date: January 20, 2026
From an author with a psychology background, a candid memoir about the interior of her own psychotic episode and its origins in guilt, lost purpose, conflict between mothering and career, and the ambiguity in her relationship with her therapist.
“With unflinching vividness, Bass translates the logic of madness, the distortions of perception, and the sensory overload of a fractured mind not just as an experience, but as a surreal world with its own internal consistency.”—Rosie McMahan, Ed.M., author of Fortunate Daughter: A Memoir of Reconciliation
Remember to Eat and Other Stories by Meryl Ain
Publication Date: January 20, 2026
For fans of Hilma Wolitzer and Jhumpa Lahiri comes a collection of short stories about a mother and daughter as they navigate their changing roles through tumultuous times.
Sometimes poignant, sometimes humorous, Remember to Eat takes on themes including patriarchy, technology, the changing role of women, the challenges of raising children, the COVID-19 pandemic, complex family relationships, and what it means to be a Jew with empathy and insight.