💫TOP TEN OF 2019💫

💫TOP 10 OF 2019⁣💫⁣

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It's officially the end of the year and after having read 122 books (crossing my fingers that I can get to 125), I can confidently list my top 10 books of this year. Eight of them were published in 2019, while the other two are from 2018. Although they were 2018 publications, I included Where the Crawdads Sing and The Great Alone in my top books of 2019 because I was on library waiting lists and didn't get a chance to read them until this year.⁣⁣

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Do you and I have any top books in common? What books made it to the top of your list for this year?⁣⁣

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🔥Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson⁣⁣

genre: magic realism, fantasy⁣⁣

272 pages⁣⁣

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🌾Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owen⁣⁣

genre: historical fiction, mystery⁣⁣

370 pages⁣⁣

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🌰The Chestnut Man by Soren Sviestrup⁣⁣

genre: mystery, thriller, crime⁣⁣

516 pages⁣⁣

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🖌The Editor by Steven Rowley⁣⁣

genre: contemporary fiction, historical fiction⁣⁣

320 pages⁣⁣

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🌅After the Flood by Kassandra Montag⁣⁣

genre: sci-fi, dystopian⁣⁣

417 pages⁣⁣

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👊🏻A Woman is No Man by Etaf Rum⁣⁣

genre: contemporary fiction, historical fiction⁣⁣

337 pages⁣⁣

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🏔The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah⁣⁣

genre: historical fiction⁣⁣

435 pages⁣⁣

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👟Wanderers by Chuck Wendig⁣⁣

genre: sci-fi, apocalyptic, horror⁣⁣

800 pages⁣⁣

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🕯The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of September 11, 2001 by Garrett M. Graff⁣⁣

genre: nonfiction, history⁣⁣

416 pages⁣⁣

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⏳The Most Fun We Ever Had by Claire Lombardo⁣⁣

genre: contemporary fiction⁣⁣

538 pages