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Best books of 2018 so far?

Best books of 2018 so far?

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Mickey

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House of Broken Angels
The Immortalists

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Brenda

Pachinko, A Tale for the Time Being.

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Joy

Just finished Pachinko- really enjoyed it!

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Megan

Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne

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Lisa

Have just started this one
Very excited

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Eve

The great alone

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Lisa

Ditto!

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Darcy

Same!

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Crystal

Yep!

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Eve

I wasn’t sure how Kristin Hannah could follow The Nightingale but she didn’t disappoint!

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Lauren

It’s not published this year but Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell has me quickly turning pages!!!

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Brianna

I’m reading Attachments right now. It’s cute and definitely has me quickly turning the pages too. I needed a lighter, fun read after the heavy books I’ve been reading.

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Brianna

Janelle Maiwald did you read Carry On?

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Brianna

I have Fan Girl, but I haven’t read it yet.

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Brianna

I completely agree! @Andrea definitely needs to read Carry On.

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Andrea

I shall!!

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Hannah

Girls Burn Brighter by Shobah Rao

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Kelly

Does this mean best book published in 2018 so far? For me, that would be Circe by Madeline Miller- totally wowed by the research and the fast-paced, entertaining storyline.

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Nellie

Glad to hear this it is on my list.

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Stacy

Reading her Song of Achilles now and very excited to start Circe when I finish!

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Max

Shadowsong by Jae-Jones (I forget her last name)

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Nellie

How To Stop Time and My Dear Hamilton.

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Karen

The Power by Naomi Alderman.

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Michelle

How to Walk Away by Katherine Center

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Carmel

I’ve only read 1… so it’s ‘The Book of Dust’ Phillip Pullman

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Jade

Is this a new book!?!! Did he make another one of the His Dark Materials series!? I need answers!!

…please.

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Carmel

@Jade it’s the ‘prequel’ or as Pullman has said of the new series… ‘the equal’….

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Jade

OMG! How is it?! Is it good!?

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Jade

I have the complied trilogy as well as Lyras Oxford. Have you read that one?

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Carmel

@Jade I just finished it!!! I really enjoyed it. I’m going to go back and read ‘His Dark Materials’ and then reread it. It had been a while and I was trying to remember who the characters were and who they were in the other books…

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Carmel

@Jade what’s Lycra’s Oxford like??

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Jade

That’s what i’m going to do. I love it. This one and I have the compilation of The Giver and it’s sequels. I read it as a kid and in school but had no idea it was a series. i’m excited

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Jade

@Carmel It’s great!! It’s just a short…maybe only about 100 pages.

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Jade

Its tiny.

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Laurie

Manhattan Beach

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Jennifer

The great Alone. An American Marriage is a close second

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Mary

I’m reading An American Marriage now.

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Bonnie

Love

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Laura

Yes to both of those!!

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Bernadette
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Sean

Alone in Berlin by fallada

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Tina

Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate

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Jenny

Just finished it ????

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Sherry

My favorite

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Kimberly

Wow! Just went to reserve the e version at the library…. the expected time is 683 days!!! Wth?

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Radia

Following

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Clarice

Home Fire

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Komet

ANATOMY OF A SCANDAL by Sarah Vaughan. One of the best novels I’ve read so far in 2018.

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Jenny

The Immortalists. Tangerine.

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Jane

Hard decision. Before we were yours, Marsh kings daughter, great alone,

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Julia

Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward, hands down the best so far.

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Amy

In my pile. Summer reading….?

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Ashlea

“Homegoing” by Yaa Gyasi.

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Komet

THE FUTURES by Anna Pitoniak. One of the best debut novels I ever read. Good stuff.

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Ada

Following-

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Emily

The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah, The Midwife Series by Jodi Daynard, The Tuscan Child by Rhys Bowen, Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly, White Rose Black Forest by Eoin Dempsey were all the books that I’ve read so far this year. The Great Alone was by far my favorite.

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Lena

Need to Know by Karen Cleveland.

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Jenny

Following

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Leigh

I have only read one. The Couple Next Door. Was not impressed.

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Jenny

I’ve only read older novels so far this year.

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Bonnie

A Gentleman in Moscow, read it twice back to back, I hardly ever do that.

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Sheena

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

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Linda

The Great Alone

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Carolyn

The Hate U Give

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Amy

A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles

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Janet

Me too!

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Kimberly

A gentleman in Moscow, a man called Ove, Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine, crazy rich asians…. I could go on ?

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Mary

The Immortalists

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Esther

The One and The Bookseller

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Jenny

Before We Were Yours and Wonder

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Deborah

Educated by Tara Westover

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Anne

Vincent and Theo by Deborah Heiligman

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Cathy

Ditto

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Komet

THE WIDOWS OF MALABAR HILL (a mystery) by Sujata Massey. Takes place in India during the early 1920s and is centered on India’s first accredited woman lawyer (who had studied law at Oxford).

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Marla

Is the question the best book we have read this year? Or, best book published this year?

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Geeti

I’m just finishing My Name is Lucy Barton right now and it’s excellent.

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Katerina

The Hate U Give

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Sabrina

Eleanor oliphant is completely fine

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Joseph

One Goal A Coach A Team by Amy Bass, Prairie Fires by Carolyn Fraser, and Wade in the Water: Poems by Tracy K. Smith

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Suzy

Sky in the Deep

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