The only one listed here that I have read is The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. I really really want to read Robert Galbraith/JK Rowling's books, but although I own the first two, I have yet to read either one. That is enough recommendation for me, and for all these reasons, though I've not yet experienced it, this book gets my vote!
Though my husband read it and was mightily impressed, feeling that it was a genuine continuation of Lisbeth's life. Rather out of character for me, I adored all three of Stieg Larsson's books in the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo/Lisbeth Salander series! And, after hearing this NPR interview with David Lagercrantz, I just have to read The Girl in the Spider's Web! Although I own it.yep, you guessed it! I have yet to read it. I really should since my husband loves Flavia and this series and owns them all! I love the Alan Bradley series, but haven't kept up reading them after the second installment. Other fiction favorites I have read this year: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce, The Round House by Louise Erdrich, Growin' Up White by Dwight Ritter (one of my favorite books ever-blog post to come), Finding Jake by Bryan Reardon (excellent, excellent book-blog post to come), One Day by David Nicholls, The Rosie Effect and The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion, Golden Boy by Abigail Tarttelin, and Everything I Never Told You(another absolute favorite) by Celeste Ng.Ĭategory #2 Mystery/Thriller Although I adore reading a 'good' (to me, at least) mystery, I typically read very few of the authors represented in this semifinal listing. Shall we just say Fiction is definitely my FAVORITE genre? :) And I am definitely interested in all the remaining titles, except one, The Royal We doesn't interest me much.
I hope to read A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara, if I can handle it, since so many have loved it so much. (Now you can add Bill Clegg!)Īnd then the titles that all sound absolutely fascinating and are on my TBR list: Girl at War, When the Moon is Low, Trail of Broken Wings, and My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry.Īuthors I really really want to read but still haven't yet: Sarah Addison Allen ( First Frost), Jojo Moyes ( After You), Karen White ( The Sound of Glass), Barbara Claypole White ( The Perfect Son) and Anne Tyler ( A Spool of Blue Thread).
Then the books included in this listing by authors who are favorites for me: Lisa Genova and Harper Lee. Ah.one of my favorites- FICTION ! And so many I wish to read.however, in reality, I have found time to read only one of these, Did You Ever Have a Family by Bill Clegg, which I LOVED! I will be reading Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff this week, but that really doesn't count! I suspect I will love this one as well, since many reviewers/bloggers with whom I typically agree have.
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