Your Favorite Books 2021
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Anonymous
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The Spectacular by Zoe Whittall
Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid (But read the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo first) The Rose Code by Kate Quinn The Push by Ashley Audrain The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne Greenwood by Michael Christie Fight Night by Miriam Toews |
Anonymous
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- A Man Called Ove
- Anxious People - Being Mortal by Atul Gawande - Caste Read in 2020 and loved: My Dark Vanessa, Hidden Valley Road |
Anonymous
| OP back to say thank you thank you thank you! I am headed to my local indie bookstore this weekend so ‘em comin’! |
Anonymous
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I'll limit mine to 2021 books only. Nothing knocked me on my ass this year as much as maybe 5-10 books did in 2020, but Patricia Lockwood and Willy Valuation's books are two I'll remember a long time.
I know he's not for everyone, but Crossroads is my favorite by Franzen so far. And Kat Rosenfeld's No One Will Miss her knocked me out of a reading slump due to a minor bout of depression that had me thinking "who cares about these made up plots?" as a compelling page turner. Vendela Vida: We Run the Tides Patricia Lockwood: No One Is Talking About This Russell Banks: Foregone Willy Vlautin: The Night Always Comes Will Leitch: How Lucky Laura Lippman: Dream Girl S.A. Cosby: Razorblade Tears (2021) Kelsey McKinney: God Spare the Girls Nickolas Butler: Godspeed Jonathan Franzen: Crossroads Alison Gaylin: The Collective Kat Rosenfield: No One Will Miss Her John McWhorter: Woke Racism |
Anonymous
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The Girl with the Louding Voice
The Paper Palace We are the Brennans Daisy Jones and the Six This Tender Land |
Anonymous
DP. I read these 4 in 2021 also and really enjoyed them. We have very similar tastes! |
Anonymous
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Lincoln Highway
Anxious People Yellow wife Push Sense of an ending |
Anonymous
| Detransition Baby |
Anonymous
How is Lincoln Highway? |