books of 2018...
I read eighty-seven books in 2018, most of them e-books on my iPad.
These seventeen were my highest-rated (listed alphabetically, by author):
A Tiding of Magpies by Steve Burrows
Bleeding Darkness by Brenda Chapman
The Cat of the Baskervilles by Vicki Delany
A Scandal in Scarlet by Vicki Delany
'Twas the Knife Before Christmas by Jacqueline Frost
The Spook in the Stacks by Eva Gates
The Little French Bistro by Nina George
Wishful Seeing by Janet Kellough
Death in the Off Season by Francine Mathews
Caroline: Little House Revisited by Sarah Miller
The Deep End by Julie Mulhern
Vanessa and Her Sister: A Novel by Priya Parmar
The Lightkeeper's Daughters by by Jean E. Pendziwol
The Birdwatcher, by William Shaw
To Brew of Not to Brew by Joyce Tremel
The Patriarch by Martin Walker
The Bengal Identity by Eileen Watkins
Check out all eighty-seven on my Goodreads Challenge page.
I'd love some recommendations for what to read next - did you have a favourite book of 2018? Tell me in the comments. And Happy New Year! May 2019 be kind to us all, and may we all be kind.
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posted by Cheryl @ 2:37 pm
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2 Comments:
I read lots of great books this year, Cheryl, but my favorite had to be Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng. Or maybe This is How It Always Is by Laurie Frankel. And then, of course, there's Lianne Moriarty's books.
Ah, so many wonderful reads...
Thanks for the recommendations, Sheila. I'm going to look for these. Happy reading!
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