Every year is bringing us some fabulous reads. That’s exciting if you’re an avid reader like I am. Several of these made my wish list for this year. I hope there’re some books listed here that can make yours as well.
1. “Go Set a Watchman”
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This book is one that’s been highly anticipated. Written by the very famous and respected Harper Lee, the same author of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” which is such a valued classic. Written in the mid-‘50s, “Go Set a Watchman” has many of the same characters that appear in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” but it’s set 20 years forward in the future. This book is currently holding the number one spot as a bestseller on Amazon. It’s sure to become a beloved literary work just as “To Kill a Mockingbird” did.
2. “Almost Famous Women”
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The best word I can think of for this book is intriguing. It’s the second book by author Megan Mayhew Bergman and contains true stories of women you’ve probably never heard of. Each tale is fascinating and sure to keep you interested. It’s a light read that many will enjoy. You’ll love Berman’s style of writing, which is a mixture of compassion and entertainment.
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3. “See Me”
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This one made my wishlist. As a long time Nicholas Sparks fan, I’m excited to get my hands on his latest novel! It isn't released until October so fans still have a bit of a wait. It’s the story of Colin and Maria, whose newly found love is threatened by ghosts of Maria’s past. It looks to be a story to both delight your heart and keep you on the edge as you root for the characters.
4. “P.S. I Still Love You”
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This much anticipated sequel to “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” is finally here. Main character Lara Jean finds herself falling for Peter, although she had no intention of doing so. When a guy from her past comes back into her life she must figure out who her heart truly wants. You’ll remember first love as you go through Lara Jean’s story with her. “P.S. I Still Love You” has 4.6-star reviews on Amazon.
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"P.S. I Still Love You" is the much anticipated sequel to Jenny Han's novel "To All the Boys I've Loved Before". The story follows Lara Jean as she navigates the complexities of first love. When a guy from her past comes back into her life, she must figure out who her heart truly wants. This novel is full of heartwarming moments and is sure to make readers remember their own experiences of first love. With 4.6-star reviews on Amazon, this book is a must-read for any smart girl looking for a great story. It's a perfect choice for anyone looking for a romantic read, and it's sure to tug at your heartstrings.
5. ”Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as Told by Christian”
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The “Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy” took the world by storm three years ago and this book is sure to do the same. Told from the viewpoint of Christian, this book offers an interesting spin. For fans, this is a must for their collection. The work of E.L. James has always been controversial, but it can’t be denied that it’s sizzling hot. Not surprisingly, her latest work is claiming a spot on the bestseller list.
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6. “the Nightingale”
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I have to have this book! The description makes me want to find a comfy corner to hole up in until I can read every single page. It’s set in breathtakingly beautiful France at the beginning of WWII, which is an era I can never resist reading about. It’s a story of two sisters and their individual journeys of love and finding their own path in meeting the challenges of this dramatic time.
7. “the Girl on the Train”
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If you haven’t heard of this book then you’re living in a cave! This thriller came out in early 2015 and became an instant bestseller. It’s the story of Rachel, who takes the same commuter train daily. She’s observed the life outside her window faithfully and then one day she sees something very troubling. As she comes forward to the police she finds her life drawn into a web she may not get out of.
If you’re looking for a good read, any of these could give you hours of enjoyment. What’s the best book you’ve read so far this year? I love to talk books with you!
Comments
Bożyk: No Thank You, 50 shades of idiotism sucks.
Naina: Girl on the train is pretty depressing. She seems like a loner. Am still to find out more though coz she stayed on that lane.
Tara: JUst finished The Girl on the Train!! Awesome. Read it in 2 days at the beach.
XxscemoXx: I loved Jenny Hans book to all the boys I've loved before I hope the second is good and 50 shades of grey isn't even the right kind of bdsm book it's just abuse and the way it's written isn't the best.
princesskitten8700: really thats makes no sence
Hannah: I'm reading P.S. I still love u right now. It's great so far
shannon: The writing is terrible I got up to chapter 5 in the first book and stopped reading it .
RhondaJames: Really? Are people so desperate for more of that overhyped drivel of 50 shades that they'll read the same rubbish from a different perspective?
CallaLilly: @RhondaJames I'm with you. Wouldn't be seen dead reading EL James.😝 Ugh.... Rather re read Mohsin Hamid's Moth Smoke. now that is quality fiction
Isabella: The Girl on the Train sounds interesting
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