10 of the Most Anticipated Books Out in 2018

We've always been fans of Rose McGowan (Charmed, anyone?!), but her role in the Harvey Weinstein scandal has made us stand up and take notice. Now we know that Rose isn't just beautiful and talented, she's also hugely Brave. In this memoir, she details her tumultuous childhood and her life in Hollywood without holding anything back.

We're all totally obsessed with Me Before You, JoJo Moyes's blockbuster hit, right? With Still Me, our beloved Lou is back, this time in New York City, where she'll juggle Manhattan High Society and her long-distance relationship with Ambulance Sam at the same time.

How much do we love Dave Eggers? (Answer: a lot!) This January, he brings us The Monk of Mokha, the true story of a Yemeni-American man who wants to bring the art of Yemini coffee back, just as civil war engulfs Yemen in 2015. A story about the American dream, Muslim-American identity, and coffee.

The incredible author of the worldwide phenomenon The Nightingale is back with The Great Alone. The story of a family that goes off the grid in Alaska and is forced to survive the elements both outside of their house and the dangers within, The Great Alone is an unforgettable story of survival and resilience.

Laura Lippman is known for her Tess Monaghan mysteries, but this February, she delivers something entirely different. Inspired by the great noir mysteries The Postman Always Rings Twice and Double Indemnity, Sunburn is an sultry mystery that is utterly un-put-down-able.

Fans of The Interestings, get ready! This Spring, Meg Wolitzer brings us The Female Persuasion, about a college freshman who meets a feminist icon and becomes her protégé. A novel about female power and ambition.

From the author of The Queen of the Night comes a collection of essays exploring his many identities over the course of his life, starting at age 15. How to Write an Autobiographical Novel, Alexander Chee's first foray into nonfiction, is not to be missed.

Calling all Pretty Little Liars fans! Sara Shepard is making her adult fiction debut with The Elizas, a mystery that begins when a woman is discovered at the bottom of a hotel pool. Was it just another failed suicide attempt, or was she pushed?

Called a "master storyteller" by the Washington Post, Curtis Sittenfeld has written some of our all-time favorite novels. This Spring, she delivers You Think It, I'll Say It, her first collection of short stories, each told in her inimitable style.

Looking to live a more creative life? Questlove has got you covered. In Creative Quest, he imparts wisdom through personal anecdotes and lessons from other creative people, giving us a guidebook for how we can cultivate a creative life.