The Most Memorable Books I Read in 2013

OK, another list. Despite my antipathy toward them, I decided to make this subjective one to highlight some books that might get lost out there. And I want to stress that these are not necessarily the best books I read, there were many others, but that these not only were great books but additionally left a strong impression that lasted into the start of 2014. So here they are, in categories:

Popular Literary Fiction:
The Outlander by Gil Adamson
This book had everything I love under one cover: history, wilderness, intense details, place, adventure, romance.

Poetry:
The Children's War and Other Poems by Shaindel Beers
Beautifully written and conceived, one of the most powerful collections I've ever read.


Young Adult:
Stolen A Letter to My Captor by Lucy Christopher
Not perfect, but I will never forget this tale of abduction set in the dry lands of Australia.


Flash Memoir:
Father Flashes by Tricia Bauer
Beautifully crafted, a daughter's homage to her father as he loses his memory.


Short Stories:
Bombay Bhel by Ken Doyle
I learned much about Bombay and its people on the fringes through these wonderful stories.

HAPPY READING IN 2014!
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Published on January 08, 2014 11:02 Tags: gil-adamson, ken-doyle, lucy-christopher, shaindel-beers, tricia-bauer
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