Your Favorite Books 2021
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Anonymous
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Great Circle
Anxious People Transcription The Four Winds A Gentleman in Moscow Life After Life Fifty Words for Rain Klara and the Sun |
Anonymous
| Florence Adler Swims Forever. |
Anonymous
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The Push
Paper Palace Miracle Creek |
Anonymous
the storytelling in this is fantastic. And I read books for a living. |
Anonymous
| Cloud Cuckoo Land, City of Girls, The Heart’s Invisible Furies, Hare with the Amber Eyes, The Shadow of the Wind. |
Anonymous
| Priestdaddy by Patricia Lockwood. Prose that is like poetry. Wild imagination. |
Anonymous
+1 for this. I read it in 2020 and really loved it. Very moving. |
Anonymous
I almost put a caveat on my initial post - it's a very particular book with a very specific point of view. I think you'll either love it or really dislike it. There's a lot of violence. The bad guys are Bad Guys (without any nuance or lives outside of being bad people). But even with some flaws, it's a very good story. Too bad about the narrator - I would think this would make a good audio book, but the two voices of the two main characters are so different and so distinct that I imagine it's hard to do them both justice. |
Anonymous
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Project Hail Mary, Andy Weir
Boyfriend Material, Alexis Hall |
Anonymous
This one was really weird. Certainly not the best, but worth a read. |
Anonymous
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The Dutch House
The Vanishing Half |
Anonymous
Forgot one more - A Piece of the World |
Anonymous
I could not finish this. |
Anonymous
+2. Loved Addie LaRue. |
Anonymous
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Not all published in 2021:
The Cold Millions Elantris News of the World Out Stealing Horses Piranesi The Great Believers Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line Hamnet |