Best Recent Sci Fi Books According to Goodreads || My Reviews

Hey Booktube, here are my reviews on the Goodreads "The 72 Most Popular Sci-Fi Novels of the Past Three Years".

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[BookswithEmilyFox]

Which of these recent Sci-Fi books were worth the read in your opinion?

[BookswithEmilyFox]

Should I do it for Mysteries/Thrillers? I just feel like I only liked a couple out of the 30 I read lol

[arya]

Emily: It‘s going to be either a hit or a miss, there‘s no in between.

Also Emily, two seconds later: For me, it was a meh 😂😂

[heathersbooks]

It’s my understanding that this list was for the most popular books on Goodreads, which is based on how many times a book has been shelved. Upgrade would make the list because a lot of people have shelved it as want to read. That said I feel like popular series like Murderbot, The Expanse, and Red Rising would have more shelves than some of these. Goodreads is definitely questionable.

[kingstoken]

I saw Winter's Orbit fly by, which I really loved, but I will say that it is more of a romance story and a story about over coming a difficult past, in a sci-fi setting

[RobertaPein]

I got obsessed with The Locked Tomb the moment I opened Gideon the Ninth, my brain just latched onto it (to the point it became my new special interest). Harrow the Ninth is even weirder like you're confused for 3/4 of the book but suddenly it all makes sense and damn I loved it so much

[kirstymay]

I just finished the long way to a small angry plant, the first sci-fi book I've ever actually read! I got it after seeing you talk so positively about Becky Chambers so many times, and I was definitely ready for something wholesome. I have to say, I really really enjoyed it. I have been in a mega readying slump for a LONG time and this is the first book in ages I've been exited to pick up each night. Thank you for recomending this author so many times that my curiosity got the best of me 😆 I've already bought a closed and common orbit!

[tasnufasharmin]

Thank you for this video. In a reading slump for couple of weeks and I need a Sci Fi.
Can't wait to see your progress on the library
📚

[ranyoctaria]

I read project hail mary and it was one of the best books I have read. Until I listened to its audiobook! They really put so much thought into the audiobook, it is its own work of art

[saskia]

Jeanette Winterson’s Frankissstein really surprised me and I feel like you would enjoy it as well!

[nummy_nummers]

Lots of books to add to my list, thank you 🙂 I just started reading my first Octavia E. Butler atm (Parable of the Sower) after you've raved about her. Also I love your lipstick! It reminds me of Lisa Eldridge rainbow spill 😍

[Morfeusm]

Feeling absolutely same about A Memory Called Empire. I thought I was going to love it and it was just ok, can’t put my finger on why I wasn’t connecting with it as much. Actually today I picked up the sequel (after I softly DNFd it few months ago) and … the same. I am enjoying myself but also I am kind of bored? I will finish it for sure but not really sure why It’s not working for me. Good space opera though with focus on language, diplomacy etiquette and relationships.

[crazybiogeek]

I read Remote Control earlier this year and it was GREAT. Put it higher on your TBR, you won't regret it!

[faycoleman]

Omg?! Haha, it's so nice to see you again! I was subscribed to your beauty channel for years and didn't know you had a book channel too😂.

[keziahduncan]

To sleep in a sea of stars definitely one of my favorite sci-fi books.

[monicamoss]

Dead Scilence was one of my faves sci-fi last year. This year my top sci-fi is The Kyiju Preservation Society- very humorous

[Books_BrewsandBeyond]

This list was really good Emily- I actually removed Upgrade from my TBR list. I recently read Children of time after watching your recommendation on it and it came out as a 5 star. I am planning to read Children of ruin next month for my August TBR. I have Shards of earth on my kindle TBR to get to soon.

[toweringtbr]

How we high we go in the dark is amazing! But it is interconnected short stories and it is a pandemic book so be ready for that. I just Dnfed The Ministry for the future for the weird vignette style and because it was too grim.

[jlee]

I DNFed Upgrade by Blake Crouch... I'll be waiting for your vlog on it so I can feel validated on my feelings.

[zachreads]

I just finished Klara and the Sun about 8 days ago. I gave it a 4.25 but have been hesitating to recommend it, because I think it's going to be a big hit or miss. I do recommend giving it a try I absolutely loved it! It also might have the Cozy vibes you're looking for. But prepare yourself for it to be magical realism-ish. (It also almost made me cry)