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Ipshita (miss_romanceaholic) | 2700 comments Mod
Share the best/worst books you read this year!


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Emma (e_loves_writing) | 133 comments One of the best ones I read this year was The Art of Racing in the Rain! such good insight and amazing plot


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Marie Roscigno Kron | 1 comments Best: The Death of Vivek Oji; The Hearts Invisible Furies; Betty. Worst: Piranesi; Mexican Gothic.


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Emma wrote: "One of the best ones I read this year was The Art of Racing in the Rain! such good insight and amazing plot"

My mom loves that book!


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Emma (marvelruinedmyspirit) | 20 comments The worst book I read this year is A Song for Ella Grey by David Almond, which I read because I'd bought it years ago because it has a shiny cover (yes I'm Like that, pls don't @ me, I've suffered enough) and I absolutely hated it.
I read so many books that I absolutely loved this year, I can't choose one, but the one I read most recently and loved was the Invisible Life of Addie Larue by V.E. Schwab.


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Emma (marvelruinedmyspirit) | 20 comments Marie wrote: "Best: The Death of Vivek Oji; The Hearts Invisible Furies; Betty. Worst: Piranesi; Mexican Gothic."

I've read such mixed reviews for Mexican Gothic, it really intrigued me but now I'm legit afraid to read it


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Bella (Kiki) (coloraturabella) Best book: SNOW by John Banville. It was somewhat predictable, but I love mysteries, especially those set in Ireland or the UK, and Banville's beautiful prose was a terrific plus. Tied for best with THE HEART'S INVISIBLE FURIES by John Boyne. Just loved this book and its protagonist. Wonderfully written, with both humor and tragedy.

Worst book: THE DRY by Jane Harper. So slow, one-dimensional, and predictable. I knew who the murderer was the second the person made an appearance in the book. And I don't like her detective at all! Tied with THE INVISIBLE LIFE OF ADDIE LARUE by V.E. Schwab. Regarding that book, to put it simply: Nothing happens. The end.


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