I love how you read so many different genres! Loved Home Before Dark and The Time in Between sounds so good!
sciencemama
Very interesting to see your Top 10. I think, I'll do mine 5-6 days from now, hoping to be able to finish one or two more.
Rainierbooks
We have similar taste in books, so I have added a lot of these to my tbr. Thank you for making videos. P.S. Your hair is lovely!
orelsa
I jusrt finished "This is Going to Hurt" and loved it so much! I was impressed at how Adam Kay so able to simultaneously be funny and convey a serious message. My boyfriend read "If You Tell" and was completely shocked by the horrible abuse that went on it the family. Hope you had a happy holiday!
laurareadspages
Enjoyed seeing your top ten.
Someone I follow on Instagram said that she liked the romance in 11/22/63, but she wished that Oswald character would stop getting in the way.
Merry Christmas.🎄😊🙏
alanshadastrokeanddiedinho
Amazing!!! Loved this!! I've added The Parker Inheritance, Wonderstruck, and 11/22/63 to my list 😂😂❤️. Yes! This is going to hurt was sooo good!! 😍❤️ He apparently has a kids book as well?! Have you heard that? I need to remember to look in to that 😂❤️❤️
TooManyHeathers
I want to read Nickel Boys next year. Thanks for the recommendation.
sheissotshego
Have you read _The Invention of Hugo Cabret_ by Selznick? I loved it.
BookishTexan
great favourites list! i;d like to read Home Before Dark... and i loved Wonderstruck when i read it a few years ago. oh! and i read The Light Between us this year as well - it was great! happy christmas! xx
pastorytime
Enjoying hearing about your favorite reads of this year. I still need to read The Nickel Boys. Am definitely intrigued by 11/22/63 (and I've never read Stephen King either).
CourtneyFerriter
What a cool mix of books. I'm reading The Nickel Boys in 2021!
SadieReadsAgain
I was gonna say the art in Wonderstruck was giving me Hugo Cabaret vibes, then I realized... same author. d'oh! 🤣
Being Heumann sounds super interesting! I've started to read disability books for the first time ever this year, so this is DEFINITELY going on my TBR 😊
SheWantstheDiction
Hi! I'm a new subscriber. *11/22/63* was one of my favourite books in 2018, I love it. And I also read Adam Kay's book this year and enjoyed it. My top 3 books I read for the first time this year (in no particular order) are *The Things They Carried* by Tim O'Brien, *I Know Why The Caged Birds Sing* by Maya Angelou and *In Order To Live* by Yeonmi Park. Happy Reading!
-ParisTexas-
Yay for the parker inheritance and Laura Lynn Jackson! I'm adding Being Heuman to my list 👍🏻 x
YourTrueShelf
Nice mix of books on your list!
I read Whitehead's The Underground Railroad when it came out, and even though there were some excellent memorable scenes in it, it ended up being a mediocre read for me. Was hesitant to read The Nickel Boys because of that, but since so many people seem to like it even more than his previous book, I might have to check it out now.
Wonderstruck sounds so interesting, seems right up my alley!
Have you seen the tv version of 11/22/63? I saw some of the first few episodes when it aired in Finland, and although I wasn't the biggest fan of main actor (James Franco), the setting and the concept drew me in. Just like you said, that element of being sent back in time and experiencing a kind of life where food is fresh and things just seem to function differently.
drawntostories
Added a few to read at the library from this. I’m halfway through 11/22/63. I loved the part in Maine. Need to finish the rest.
kristinisreading
The Time In Between was on my want list forever! By the time I finally found a copy I couldn't start it--you know, that 'I don't wanna' inexplicable resistance? UGH.
MargaretPinard
That is such an interesting mix of titles! :)
RememberedReads
Interesting books, added a few to my tbr. My top 10 books of 2020 are:
Becoming by Michelle Obama
The Salt Path by Raynor Winn
Toss of a Lemon by Padma Viswanathan
Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa
84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff
Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
Lab Girl By Hope Jahren
Caste by Isabel Wilkerson
Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
(In no particular order)🤗🤗🤗🤗
