In 2019, I joyfully turned the (digital) pages of 79 books. I read on trains, planes, automobiles, and occasionally in the bathroom (it’s quiet in there!)
If you have a goal to read more in 2020, these suggestions should give you a few ideas of where to start. If you’re looking for even more suggestions (!!), take a look at my top six books from 2018.
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I didn’t set out to create a collection of slightly sad books. But after looking over the list of completed reads this month, these were the stories that stood out to me the most.
Despite being a little bit heavy, all of these novels and memoirs added something valuable to my perspective— from exploring the blowback caused by unexpected DNA test results to hearing about the connection between women, today’s culture of overwork, and alcoholism.
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Every year I read a lot. Every year I swear I’m going to write a quick article about all the books I read and loved, and every year I fail. In fact, the post about my favorite books of 2017 is still sitting in my drafts folder. This is the year I got it together and jotted down my recommendations.
If you like inspired fiction, memoirs that will literally CHANGE YOUR LIFE and really important, in-depth reporting, read on.