Best Books of the Reading Year!
in December to commemorate the
year. So what are my thoughts so far on
this year? Without further ado: This is a
mini challenge over at Dewey Readathon.
I usually share something like this in April.
Best Book of
Your Reading Year
Summer Girls
by Mary Alice Monroe: This book is a
page turner. I couldn’t wait to find out
what would happen next. I also loved the
subject of the Bottlenose dolphin.
Best Romance
Book of Your Reading Year
Shadowed by
Grace by Cara Putnam This novel follows the work of the Monuments Men but had a
great plot. Very historically accurate this
made the characters even better.
Best New
Adult Book of Your Reading Year
How about a
debut novel by Liz Fenton and Lisa Steinke?
Your Perfect Life is their
third novel. The story is rich with detail and characters you will love.
Best Mystery
Book of Your Reading Year
I don’t read
many of these but for me Blindsighted would win for best mystery. This is the debut novel by Karin
Slaughter. Great characters! The plot was a little predictable but I couldn’t
wait to see how it would end.
Best
Non-Fiction Book of Your Reading Year
Your
Beautiful Purpose by Susie Larson: This
book is a bible study but I felt God talk to me and guide as I learned what she
is teaching.
Best Fiction
Book of Your Reading Year
Catching Air
by Sarah Pekkanen
I have
followed Sarah from the beginning of her career and her novels only seem to get
better with time. Catching Air is one
that you will definitely want to check out for the upcoming Beach Reads
season. Great story! The conflict
is not resolved until the last page.
Best Main
Character of Your Reading Year
Gabby from
Tempting Fate by Jane Green is my favorite character. The first part of the novel it is told in
first person from Gabby’s point of view.
I found her an admirable character as she dealt with the crisis in her
life. I also felt she had the best
speech towards the end of the novel to her friend Claire.
Best Author
of Your Reading Year
Jane Green
Her stories
only improve with time! I have questioned whether I might enjoy a
novel. They all turn out to be
excellent. I have had a privilege of
reading two of her novels recently.
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