Showing posts with label top 20 books of 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label top 20 books of 2018. Show all posts

Monday, 17 December 2018

My Top 20 Books of 2018




My book blog tells me that I've reviewed 72 books on the blog this year; there are others I've reviewed just on Amazon, and probably half as many again that I've started but not finished for whatever reason.  I love it when it's time to select my favourites of the year, and hope you enjoy perusing my choices.  

About my Top 20
  • Please click the book's title to see my review, with Amazon links.
  • All those chosen are books to which I awarded 4.5*, 5*, or my occasional 5 Gold Stars, for the very best.
  • Numbers 20-11 are in no particular order, but I've done a proper countdown for the Top Ten, as I think it's more fun, and I like to name my very favourite book of the year. 🏆
  • All come highly recommended!

(previously called Clone Crisis)
YA SciFi/Dystopian



Family Saga 



18. THE SWOOPING MAGPIE by Liza Perrat
 1970s Aussie drama about unmarried mothers




Horror/SciFi Thriller



Fantasy/Dystopian



Showbiz memoir



by Barb Taub
Humour, articles



Post Apocalyptic



Psychological Thriller



True crime: serial killers



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~ The Top Ten Countdown~

Fantasy, Dystopian



Memoir: escape from North Korea



Memoir: hiking the Appalachian Trail



SciFi



Relationship drama/memoir




 ⭐ ~ The Top Five ~ ⭐

Five: three wonderful historical novellas from different eras, all connected by the Pembrokeshire mansion in which they take place.


Four: the sixth in this marvellous series of Victorian murder mysteries; each one is a stand-alone, but you should read them all! 


In 3rd place: actually two books, but they go together: the final two parts of the only series you need to read about Anne Boleyn.


The runner-up: the international best seller, about who we are, where we come from, why we do what we do and what we might do next!
 

🌟🌟 ~ My favourite book of 2018 ~ 🌟🌟
  
One of the best historical novels I've ever read, set in the 17th century London  of Samuel Pepys.  I recommend reading my review and buying it immediately!


 Thank you, and enjoy!