2022 Genre & Novelist Reads

[Rosemarie, Northern Roaming Scholar]

I highly recommend The Ox-bow Incident. I rated it five stars, and I don't do that very often.

[Lesle, Appalachian Bibliophile]

The schedule is posted for 2022 under Message 1!!

[Rosemarie, Northern Roaming Scholar]

Great list, Lesle!

You're starting with my favourite-Thomas Hardy.

[Lesle, Appalachian Bibliophile]

Rosemarie wrote: "You're starting with my favourite-Thomas Hardy."

He drawed a lot of interest and I am hoping to expand my reading next year to include another of his books!

[John]

Great list - I'm looking forward to it

[Jazzy]

Where are the non-fiction choices?
We seem to be inundated with westerns.

[Lesle, Appalachian Bibliophile]

Jazzy those choices are with Samantha's 2022 Non-fiction.

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[Piyangie, Classical Princess]

What an incredible list, Lesle. 2022 is certainly going to be interesting! :)

[Lesle, Appalachian Bibliophile]

Jim wrote: "Good morning! I had intended to add a few more recommendations to the FWC genre: The Ox-Bow Incident (1940) by Walter Van Tilburg Clark.
Shane (1949) by..."

Happy Thanksgiving Jim!
I have added your suggestions for FWC a quarterly reads for the four suggestions and I hope this schedule works for you and you can fit them in somewhere in the quarter. There is a couple on the list I know I would like to read as well and Brian mentioned a few also.

[Lesle, Appalachian Bibliophile]

John wrote: "My suggestions are - Western - Shane by Jack Schaefer
(Irrespective of the results - aren't these lists a great way of enthusing yourself to read/re-read some great books?)..."

John we did four Westerns including Shane for quarterly reads so hopefully you can fit it in during the quarter.

Some how I missed your statement about the lists being a great reminder of books we need to re-read.
I totally agree and read some I would have never thought of, honestly!