What are the best books you’ve read released in 2018?
What are the best books you’ve read released in 2018?
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Children of Blood and Bone
Amazing book!
That’s next on my tbr list!
I loved it — It is a big book, but it is fast-paced and intriguing!
@Carmen I’m slogging through 1,183 pages of Stephen King’s IT…I can’t wait to read a normal sized big book ?
The audio is even better
@Tanya I’ll have to listen to it. 🙂
@Kristen the Yoruba incantations are beautifully melodic.
@Tanya Awesome!
@Tanya I might have to go back and listen to the audiobook!
I’ll Be Gone In The Dark, The Music Shop
I’ll Be Gone In The Dark was fantastic!
The Outsider by Stephen King, The Flight Attendant by Chris Bohjalian, and How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan
I want to read The Outsider…do I need to read the previous books in the series?
To my knowledge this one isn’t part of a series, it’s a stand alone novel by King. If it has links to other books of his that I haven’t read, I didn’t notice.
@Donna my finger slipped and hit that emoji sorry
I haven’t read The Outsider but there’s a character who’s also a major character in the Mr Mercedes/Finders Keepers trilogy. I don’t know if there’d be spoilers for the trilogy or not.
Calypso by David Sedaris
Beneath a Scarlet Sky
As bright as heaven by Susan Meissner, the broken girls by Simone St.James, now that you mention it, by Kristan Higgins to name a few
Here’s a shameless plug for my sister’s first novel! 🙂 How to Set Yourself on Fire by Julia Dixon Evans. https://juliadixonevans.com/
I ordered that for the library where I work. 🙂
Very cool…
The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne
I LOVED this book so much I didn’t want it to ever end!!!!
Sister of Mine by Sabra Waldfogel
Just got this book for my Kindle for 1.99!! Thanks for the suggestion.
The Great Alone by Kristine Hannah. Setting is Alaska…could not put it down ?
I Was Anastasia by Ariel Lawhon, The Summer Wives by Beatriz Williams, and Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman.
Loved I WAS ANASTASIA!
The Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuck, Love & Ruin by Paula McLain, The Witch Elm by Tana French, & The Rain Watcher by Tatiana de Rosnay.
Dying to read The Witch Elm!
It’s really good, reminds me of the Death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth Ware, but even better.
Eleanor Oliphant is just fine, the home for unwanted girls, the pearl sister, the girl in the tower.
OK so I’m reading Eleanor Oliphant right now and I’m having a hard time getting into it. Does it get better as you read further?
@Sandra I think so. I really liked it
@Sandra I’m
having a hard time with it, too. Only on page 25 so far it’s just very slow so far and pointless. I hope it gets better!
@Nancy I really liked the book. It starts out one type of story, kinda quirky and light, and shifts into a much deeper, and for me powerful, read. Give it some time. There is a big, big reason she is the way she is. Also the underlining message is be nice to others, you do not know their struggles (and kind interactions can change the world, one relationship at a time).
@Yvette , thanks, I’m still sticking with it, thanks for your encouragement!
@Yvette Absolutely agree with you! Loved this debut book. I’ll be reading Gail’s next book for sure!
Only Child by Rhiannon Navin
This one is in my “to be read” stack!
@Sandra it’s really good
So good!
The great alone by Kristen Hannah
Quantum, a young adult novel, by Roxanne Lambe.
Before We Were Yours
So good!
The Outsider and Us Against You
Can’t wait to read Us Against You.
Loved both of these. Us Against You broke me, though.
@Juliet oh man I want to and I don’t want to know why it broke you…tell me…no don’t tell me… oh…
@Linda I’d never tell. I’ll just say, it was heartbreaking and uplifting all in the same span. I liked Beartown. I loved Us Against You.
The Kiss Quotient was a perfect summer read.
The Great Believer by Rebecca Makkai.
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She rides shot gun by Jordan Harper. Sorry it’s 2017
The Ensemble by Aja Gabel and The Book of Essie by Meghan MacLean Weir
The Lost Vintage, by Ann Mah — wine, mystery, WWII history, France . . .
Political Tribes by Amy Chua
The Great Alone by Kristine Hannah
The Great Alone
Following
Tazia and Gemma by Ann S Epstein.
Great alone
The Tending Roses series by Lisa Wingate
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It’s interesting that so many people love The Great Alone because I didn’t like it at all. I guess it’s either a you love it or hate it kind of book.
Did you like her other books? I just don’t get the hype over Hannah.??♀️
Christy Ellison Davis I like them okay, but I don’t think she’s the greatest writer. Other than The Nightingale, I don’t get the appeal either.
@Kristen could not agree more!
I agree as well!
Whew! I thought I was the only one. It seemed like a YA book to me.
@Beth Except most YA books are better written. 🙂
Not sure of the release date, but The Punishment She Deserves, by Elizabeth George, and To Die But Once, by Jacqueline Winspear, are my favorite, most recent, releases.
Everything Here is Beautiful.
Great Alone
The Perfect Couple
Love all of her books never miss one
The Judge Hunter by Christopher Buckley
Circe by Madeline Miller
Darwin’s Fossils by Adrian Lister (non-fiction).
Unsung Heroine based on an unbelievably true story of perseverance
The Crooked Staircase
The Female Persuasion
Following
“Born a Crime” by Trevor Noah. Amazing read!!!
Amazing to listen to, as well. Read by the author!
Yes, The Great Alone….
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah and A Hero for France by Alan Furst
love that book, but it was released in 2016
Before We Were Yours
Educated a memoir by Tera Westover
The Great Alone, An American Marriage and The Immortalists.
Just about to start an American Marriage 🙂
American marriage was good!
Just finished an American marriage, loved the way it was written
Following
Following
The Hunger by Alma Katzu. Haven’t read too many new *popular* books it looks like.
There There by Tommy Orange
Pachinko
I loved this book, too!
Circe, Educated, Red Clocks
I thought Matchmaking for Beginners was cute. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36439333-matchmaking-for-beginners
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Monica Wood’s One-In-A-Million Boy.
The Great Alone and Us Against Them by Frederick Backman
A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership by James Comey
In the Shadow of 10,000 Hills by Jennifer Haupt
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara
Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover
When They Call You a Terrorist by Patrisse Khan-Cullors
Ask Me About My Uterus: A Quest to Make Doctors Believe by Abby Norman
The Leavers
The Great Alone is probably the best I’ve read published in 2018.
Before We Were yYours and Something in the Water
Enjoyed Something in the Water! What a ride!
The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah Us Against You by Fredrik Backman
One for sure is this one.
I’m reading through Chuck Palahniuk’s books…he’s my new favorite author, and I’m planning on reading all of his books before summer is over. I’ve read 7 of them so far.
I love Chuck Palahnuik! I’ve read so many of his books. I do find him to be hit or miss though. There were a couple I just couldn’t get through. Not because they were disturbing, but because I didn’t enjoy them. Both Pygmy and Snuff were big misses for me.
You may never get over reading Haunted.
None
The Woman in the Window and The Great Alone
I just finished The Outsider by Stephen King. I was very entertained!
The President is Missing by Clinton and Patterson.
just picked this one up! will start this weekend!
I am reading this book now! Glad you recommended it!
I’m currently reading The Outsider by Stephen King and so far it’s been a fun ride.
The Great Alone
How to stop time
Loved that book
@Diane I love time travel books! I love the way they twist my mind around.
@Lila I recently read Dark Matter. It’s a different twist to time travel. I’d recommend it. Very good.
@Diane . Cool just requested from the library. ?
@Lila I hope you enjoy it. BTW, the author is Blake Crouch, but you probably already knew that. Are you on Goodreads? Want to be friends there?
Loved The Great Alone. Also enjoyed Varina.
The Great Alone
The Woman in the Window
Our House by Louise Candlish – it actually releases in the US on Aug 7. It was a terrific read.
Twisted Prey, The Great Alone, Educated.
Loved Educated!
Woman in the Window
Currently reading Fascism: A Warning by Madeleine Albright. It’s enlightening!
The Sun Does Shine
I’m enjoying Circe now.
I’m hearing great things about it!
The Great Alone, Saving Amelie and The Iron House!
A Higher Loyalty; The Great Alone anfd All We Ever Wanted.
The Great Alone by Kristen Hannah
THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT by Chris Bohjalian. Remarkable book by a remarkable writer.
He’s a great writer & seems likes a great person!
I love Chris Bohjalian books but I gave up on The Flight Attendant after about 100 pages. Maybe I just wasn’t in the mood.
I haven’t read that one, but love his other books.
Reading The Great Alone now !
“The Pope of Palm Beach” Tim Dorsey and “the council of twelve” Oliver Potzsch
Ghosted by Rosie Walsh, Little Big Love by Katy Regan, All I ever Wanted by Emily Giffin, As Bright As Heaven by Susan Messner
Reading Ghosted now! Seems so good so far.
“Road To Serfdom” by F.A. Hayek.
How to Walk Away by Katherine Center….it’s sad, shocking, humorous, inspirational, and a downright fun read!
Following
Just finished “The Bar Harbor Retirement Home for Famous Writers (And Their Muses)” by Terri-Lynne DeFino and it was pretty fine … 🙂 … also read “Warlight” by Michael Ondaatje and really enjoyed that, too.
Before We Were Yours
Following.
THE OUTSIDER by Stephen king
The Great Alone, Children of blood and bone, sandpaper shore by Debbie Mason, the family gathering by Robin Carr, welcome to moonlight harbor by Sheila Roberts, love and Ruin by Paula McLean, When we found home by Susan Mallery to name some more.
The good people by Hannah Kent
The Female Persuasion
Everything here is beautiful
The immortals
Killers of the moon flower
@Lindsay
Eleanor Oliphant
Educated by Tara Westover
The Broken Girls by Simone St James, The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah, The Death of Mrs Westaway by Ruth Ware, & Southernmost by Silas House
The shadow killer… excellent read
How to Keep a Secret by Sarah Morgan
The Sun Does Shine by Anthony Ray Hinton. Phenomenal.
The Outsider. And, this is 2017, but the audio version of Sleeping Beauties is really good!
The Alice Network
The Mars Room
MY DEAR HAMILTON: A NOVEL OF ELIZA SCHUYLER HAMILTON by Laura Kamoie & Stephanie Dray; SAINTS FOR ALL SEASONS by J. Courtney Sullivan (I waited for 2018 paperback publication).
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The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane: A Novel, by Lisa See
Will check this out. Love her books.
Fantastic book!!!!!!!!!!
This may also be my favorite book so far this year. I also loved The Storied Life of AJ Fikrey and Echo
The boat people by Sharon Bala
The Alternate Side by Quindlen and My Dear Hamilton (to get ready to see the play)
Educated by Tara Westover
Following
So far Iron Gold the latest in the Red Rising series.
The Great Alone
Willa of the wood by Robert Beatty
Circe, The Heart’s Invisible Furies, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, Refugee.
I loved “Just Mercy.” It was a good illustration of how much impact a single person who is very determined can make.
i read Just Mercy but didn’t think it was a 2018 release.
Oops! I didn’t even think to double check that. I’m not always good with release dates. Sorry!
@Rita it was an incredible book and I believe soon to be a movie. I had to check release myself?
An American Marriage and Educated.
I’ve heard nothing to good things about An American Marriage.
@Tanya Well worth reading!
The Same Kind of Different as Me by Denver Moore and Ron Hall
Eleanor Oliphant and Us Against You. Us Against You is the sequel to Beartown.
Eleanor!!
Eleanor is a 2017, but one of my favorites!
Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine, is one of the best books I’ve read this year.
How To Walk Away
The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang
The Great Alone, The Broken Girls, The Death of Mrs Westaway, & Southernmost
Circe by Madeline Miller.
Only Child. Promise. Tearjerker, but so, so good.
I’m a mystery girl, so Brian Freeman had 2 AWESOME ones come out this year and I’m now reading Steve Hamilton’s newest and am in absolute HEAVEN. These two guys are my top 2 in living American mystery writers. It seems like my reviews NEVER go below 4 stars I love them that much.
“What Happened” by Hillary Clinton.
Or, was that 2017??
Following
BEARTOWN
These are all new:Home for Unwanted Girls, Before We Were Yours, The Great Alone, Immortalists, Little Fires Everywhere, Beneath the Scarlet Sky.
Little Fires Everywhere is 2017, but really good.
I think Before We Were Yours is also 2017. But outstanding book.
Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Achidie
Ha ha my book.
Star of the North by D B John
There are so many good books on the list, plus I got caught up in the MaddAddam Trilogy by Margaret Atwood. I just can’t stop reading in order to think about new releases.
Also want to pick up “Main Street” by Sinclair Lewis at some point.
Have Mainstreet but haven’t read it yet. Reading 3 books at the same time currently. When I finish them I think Mainstreet will be next up Have always heard its a good book.
Trying to get my TBR list down and then I see this.
The Great Alone
Clock Dance
The Secrets Between Us
White Chrysanthemum
My Dear Hamilton
Swimming Between Worlds
Only Child
The Girls in the Picture
White CHrysantemum was good also
Reading Clock Dance now and enjoying it!!
I also want to add Woman in the Window, The Wife Between Us, and Sometimes I lie.
I’m not sure what year they were released ? but I’ve been reading The Nightingale & Beneath a Scarlett Sky.
2015, 2017 🙂
Ohh ok!
I loved them both too
They are two of my fav books !!! ❤️
Still Me by Jojo Moyes
The Great Alone and The Flight Attendant
I think I’m gonna read the great alone next
Send Down the Rain by Charles Martin.
Educated by Tara Westover. Only halfway through this memoir but it’s amazing!
Great book!
The Great Alone! Praying there’s a movie in the works someday.
Children of Blood and Bone
None of them are fiction.
That’s ok
The Great Alone is fiction
Then I would say “Once Upon a Farm” by Rory Feek. It is the follow-up to “This Life I Love” from 2017. The honesty and the compelling storytelling have drawn me into both books. The second book takes up the story of survival through faith, hope and courage in spite of the devastating loss of the writer’s wife two years after the birth of their daughter. Both books left me feeling hopeful and inspired to carry on in my own challenges.
The Great Alone and The Late Bloomer’s Club
Bearskin
There There, by Tommy Orange
I read alot of books this year and best one I’d say is 13 reasons why
Authors new books I really enjoyed are Karen Kingsbury and Tracie Peterson.
I love Karen Kingsbury! Met her in person, too, and she’s the sweetest. <3
Educated by Tara Westover (non fiction) and The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah (fiction).
Its Educated. Lol
Melissa Lohrmann sorry about that. I guess I was thinking about her family
Loved the Great Alone. H ave you read the Winter Garden by Kristen Hannah? It’s great!
Educated was very good.
Illona Andrews Iron and Magic
The House of Broken Angels by Luis Alberto Urrea
I love that book!
Following
“Swell” Liz Clark
Furyborn
Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan
Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse
Outsider by Stephen King
The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell…… ❤❤❤❤❤it!!!!
I just bought it. I’m thrilled that you love it that much.
Audiobook is awesome!
Girls….it was so good!!!! From the description I thought it would be ok…..It stole my heart and I did not want it to end!!! I have all the authors books on my tbr list now?
Only Child by Rhiannon Nivan.
Overneath by peter s beagle. Love the short stories.
The President is Missing and The War Planners
Flat Broke with Two Goats!
Jennifer McGaha
❤️ ? ?
Great book!
Miss Subways
Pachinko
Yes, such a wonderful saga of the strength of families.
The Marriage of Opposites by Alice Hoffman
The Call of the Wild by Jack London
Jurassic Park by Michael Crighton
To The Bright Edge Of The World by Eowyn Ivey
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
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The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Meyerson
an american marriage
Before we were yours!!
Eunice: The Kennedy That Changed the World.
Us Against You
Yes!
Loved ‘Educated’ by Tara Westover
The Wife Between Us.
Dan Brown Origin
Bill Clinton The President is missing
Ally Carter Not If I Save You First
Sophie Kinsella Surprise me
Educated
Behold the Dreamers
Immortalistsi
Broken Angels by Luis Alberto Urrea. Best book I have read in years. I went to the library and checked out three more of his.
*The house of broken angels
Bring Me Back
Inside Camp David, and Bless Me, Ultima
The Great Alone, The Rooster Bar, Night, The Lilac Girls
Loved Lilac Girls
@Kelly It was one of the best books and it was based on a true story.
@Jane I know! It was so good!
Wow so many for The Great Alone. I am a Kristin Hannah fan but I wouldn’t put that at my top. Probably have to say The Alice Network. Also Secrets of a Charmed Life by Susan Meissner
My favorite book of Kristin Hannah is the Winter Garden. I loved that one. The Alice Network is next.
Jane Bilbrough my fav was Firefly Lane and she topped that with The Nightingale
The Great Alone felt like a YA novel to me.
@Pat I’ll have to look that one up. Thanks!
Loved The Nightengale
Fascism by Madeleine Albright.
I have that in my Kindle library and is on my list to read soon. I love her!
On my reserve list at the library.
The Widows of Malabar Hill (A Mystery f 1920s India) by Sujata Massey…
The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer, The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin, and Noir by Christopher Moore.
The Immortalists and Them Against us by Frederick Backman, it’s a sequel to Beartown and excellent.
Circe by Madeline Miller (fiction) and Educated by Tara Westover (non)
Oooh Circe was so good!
Calypso by David Sedaris
I have it, but I haven’t read it yet. I love his work!
@Michele It’s arguably his best book. Me Talk Pretty was my fav until now. Hope you like it!
Circe by Madeline Miller
I liked “The President is Missing” by Patterson and Clinton
Currently on the waiting list for it. Looking forward to it.
The Great Alone.
I just started reading this today.
Patricia Hampl’s The Art of the Wasted Day
My favorites…top favorite is Dear Mrs. Bird (A.J. Pierce) followed by Be Your Blue Sky (de los Santos), and The Bookshop of Yesterday (Meyerson.)
The Great Alone(Kristin Hannah) A Gentleman in Moscow.(Amor. Towles)
Visible Empire
Educated
The Widows of Malabar Hill
The Immortalists
The Great Alone
An American Marriage
What are your’s @Jodi?
An American Marriage, The Great Alone, Still Me, The Poet X, You Think it, I’ll Say it, Us Against You and The Sun Does Shine
The Perfect Couple, A Place for us, Women in Sunlight. All spectacular novels. ❤?
Wow I’m behind haven’t read any of those
The Outsider by Steven King
Really looking forward to reading this!
It’s good! I thought the ending was a little eh, especially with it being Steven King…but definitely not what I was expecting
“Noir” by Christopher Moore.
My daughters favorite author!!
The books I listed were all 2018 releases, way too many favorites to list for ALL the years.
Providence.
Educated / Tara Westover
Fascism a warning/ Madeline Albright
An American Marriage
Erotic stories for Punjabi Widows
How was this book?
I am reading EROTIC STORIES FOR PUNJABI WOMEN now. Enjoying it. I knew very little about Sikh culture/faith before reading this, so the setting within a Sikh diaspora in London was a draw; and the title was obviously an eye-catcher. The surprise of what the Sikh widows preferred to write (rather than just to learn English) makes for a wildly different kind of story than I expected, including some humor as well as tensions re exposure of long held secrets and fears. What truly keeps me reading (am on p147 of 294pp) is the mystery aspect (potential “moral police” actions and what will happen if and when the true nature of the group’s “learning to write” reaches the woman who hired hired its young teacher). I like reading stories related to other cultures, especially where women’s issues are being addressed. This one seems pretty unique!
@Debbie Pedestrian writing and story
@Marilyn I think this may be worth a read for me. ?? thanks for the recommendation
@Marilyn, thank you!
OK I’m #7 on the wait list at my library for the Great Alone. And after all the times it was listed here in the comments I can’t wait to read it.
You won’t be disappointed!
I’m reading Great Alone now and it’s very good. Not as good as the Nightingale but very good.
I liked Nightingale a lot. ?
@Eileen Agreed
I’m #3 at our library! I obsessively check to see if I’ve gotten the email yet that it’s waiting for me! LOL
All the Light We Cannot See
That’s a good one. I loved it.
Not 2018
But it is a very good book
Sorry, read the question wrong….thought it was the best book we had read in 2018.
@Kristen it’s ok I still like seeing the books everyone likes
@Diane That’s ok. No big deal.
Educated
Lilac Girls by Martha Hall @Kelley
Not 2018
The woman in the window.
Getting ready to read it now!
i hope you like it as much as I did.
I’m on page 145 and I’m loving it!!
The Outsider
The Perfect Couple
I’m behind in most of the books I read by a few years since I wait till they are on sale. I have a few on hold in the library one is the Great Alone I think I’m number 160 something though ?
I think sometimes it’s good to wait a year or so to find out which ones are worth reading.
Same
If you’re a big fan of hers, you might like it, but I didn’t. I only really liked the Nightingale by her, & The Great Alone was not as well written. I didn’t like the domestic violence in it.
Kristen…I agree with you…I don’t think the Great Alone was very well written either. I almost stopped reading it for that reason.
Never read her, wasn’t aware of the DV could be triggering for me.. I’m a survivor but I think it’s important for people to learn about it, awareness to lift the stigma of it
I agree with awareness, but this is beyond that. There’s a scene with the daughter and killing a rabbit that is just brutal to read.
Abusers use animals as a means of control at times.. not for sure if I should read it.. I’ve lived thru enough abuse.. thank you for informing me
@Misty It was more of a hunting thing, but without telling you the scene, it was pretty graphic and stomach turning.
Misty Owens I thought the book was great but I believe it would be very triggering.
I think the nightingale was brilliant
And agree about the Great Alone, pushed the story
I am reading The Nightingale right now. It is a great book!
Firefly Lane was my fav Kristin Hannah book until The Nightingale. Try Firefly Lane. Anyone I ever recommended that to loved it. That was also the only book, years later, she wrote a sequel to called Fly Away
I Was Anastasia by Ariel Lawhon
Every Note Played, Lisa Genova
The Great Alone for sure!
Kristen Hannah Winter Garden. Wow good read.
It is a super book. It was a war story that I knew so little about. And the style of storytelling worked perfectly for this book.
She’s my new favorite author. I just read Nightingale and The Great Alone. I’ll have to check out Winter Garden.
Read Winter Garden, Nightingale, and the Great Alone. Wonderful Books. Just found an old book by Kristin Hannah- On Mystic Lake. Hope it measures up
On Mystic Lake was the book where I discovered Kristin Hannah. Back in the day, browsing bookstores on a rainy Saturday was my favorite thing to do and discovered it. Now I just do it online.
Before The Nightingale, Firefly Lane was my fave. For some reason I was never able to get into Winter Garden years ago when it came out. I’m going to have to try again!
The Book of Essie and Heart Berries
Immortalist listen to audible
Anything Jodi Taylor
Read all of Paulsen’s Hatchet series, amazing. I can’t believe it took this list to find it
Thunderhead and Reaper at the Gates.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2290710309?book_show_action=false&from_review_page=1
I enjoyed Force of Nature by Jane Harper. She is a new author to watch! Her first book, which came out in 2017 was one of my favorite books of last year, The Dry.
I read The Dry. Enjoyed it. I’ll check out this new book of hers.
The President is Missing was interesting.
The Last Time I Lied
I can’t wait to read this one
I’m not to big on thrillers (because I get to scared) but I loved this one!
The Self-Driven Child. Great!
Ghostwriter
How was this?
The Hearts Invisible Furies
Firefly Cove.. Davis Bunn
The hate u give
But it was released in 2017…
Us Against You. Where The Crawdads Sing.
Us Against You by Frederick Backman
Peter May’s, I’ll Take Care of You. Tara Westover’s, Educated.
Tara Westover’s book is EDUCATED.
@Colleen TY.
The 5th Season
Only Child by Rhiannon Navin.
To the moon and back by Karen kingsbury
Ordinary Grace
The Silent Companions by Laura Purcell
Disgusting Traitor
That’s a book title, or a newspaper headline?
It’s a book we’ve all written in our heads this week.
Educated
I’ll second that.
@Nora I think it is Educated. Do you mean this book?
@Jodi you’re right…I got thrown off by another post (and I’m tired. ??♀️) thanks. Great book, either way!
@Nora thanks for the recommendation. This one is on my list!
A really good book. Totally amazing what that gal went thru.
@Jodi if you like audiobooks, the author reads this one, which made it so much more powerful.
@Chris hard to believe those kids lived through it…
@Nora I love audiobooks. I will definitely check it out
@Nora thank you!
I will 5th or 6th it… I lost count but that is exactly the book I was about to post
The Great Alone
That one is on my list.
Masterpiece by Francine Rivers, Dead Drift by Dani Pettrey, Oath of Honor by Lynette Eason, If I Live by Terri Blackburn, and Fawkes by Nadine Brandes
Box of Butterflies ?
Top 3 out of the 42 I’ve finished so far this year. All 3 published in 2018. The Line Becomes a River by Cantú, The Cabin at the End of the World by Tremblay, There There by Tommy Orange
Struggling through There, There. Too depressing. What did you like about it?
I am reading There There now.
The president is missing
I’ve been wondering about this one!
This might be my next read…I heard it was good but haven’t found it at the library yet lol
Was it really that good?
I’m going to have to pick it up. I like how Bill Clinton writes, but I’ve never read anything by James Patterson before.