Anonymous wrote:Homegoing, Yaa Gyasi
The Great Believers, Rebecca Makkai
Bad Blood, John carreyrou
We Are Not Ourselves, Matthew Thomas
Nomadland, Jessica Bruder
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When breath becomes air
+1 - I was going to list this. It is an outstanding book and the author was an amazing writer. Such a tragic loss.
Anonymous wrote:Ulysses Grant’s biography “Grant” by Ron Chernow
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fates and Furies!
Hated that book!
Me too!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Station 11
Really? The best book?
Station 11 is also my best book of the last 10 years, although it’s taken on new meaning now that we’re living through a pandemic. I read it quite a few years ago but it has stayed with me. Amazing how she made a story about a pandemic so beautiful and touching. And the prose is simply the best. I’ve since read all of her other books and they’re sadly not even in my top 50 list - forgettable and unimportant.
Anonymous wrote:Molokai, by Alan Brennert
Actually, all of his books are amazing