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BEST BOOK you've read in 2023 so far?

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message 151: by Pisces51 (new)

Pisces51 I have not gone back and looked over my reads for this year. I will say that this book in my opinion is a "10". "I Kill Killers" I loved it.


message 152: by Kat (new)

Kat | 11 comments The heat will kill you first. Also: Potosi, the mountain that eats people.


message 153: by Joan (new)

Joan | 1 comments It's a tie between "Murder Among the Dead" by Irina Shaprio and "Murder at the Merton Library" by Andrea Penrose. I love reading Regency and Georgian mysteries.


message 154: by Jay (new)

Jay Night | 9 comments Sandralena wrote: "The Final Empire in the Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson. It's as epic a series as Tolkien's Lord of the Rings."


Just finished it today and was going to post the same thing. It was fantastic.


message 155: by Katy (new)

Katy Lovejoy | 75 comments damsel


message 156: by Kenzii (new)

Kenzii | 13 comments I read so many good books but my favorites are by far Silver Under Nightfall by Rin Chupeco, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid, and The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller


message 157: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl (bigfatlunacat) Divine Rivals


message 158: by Annalee (new)

Annalee | 6 comments I can't choose between The Secret History by Donna Tartt, and The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephan Chbosky


Bella(✨❤️Hopeful Romantic❤️✨) | 251 comments Well, I reread the Hunger Games series(for the tenth time) to prepare for the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes movie. Still one of the best book series.


message 160: by Karly (new)

Karly The Trap - Catherine Ryan Howard


message 161: by rina (new)

rina definitely six of crows or dune messiah


message 162: by Gerald (new)

Gerald Kibirige (geraldjosephk) | 3 comments Deep Work by Carl Newport


message 163: by Charlene (new)

Charlene Roberson (txcharley) Carrying Independence. Read for a book club and NEVER would have chosen it, but it was very good - lots of American history in the Revolutionary War.


message 164: by Graciela (new)

Graciela | 1 comments Black AF History by Michael Harriot. Outstading!


message 165: by Rosie (new)

Rosie Robin | 13 comments I really enjoyed Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. It got 11/10 for me. Also in Graphic Novels, In, was beautiful, another 11/10. I am doing a 100 book in 2023 challenge and am up to 97. I have read some great books this year, and some duds. Square of Sevens got 9.5/10. If you love twists, you should love that book.


message 166: by ~☆~Autumn (new)

~☆~Autumn  | 58 comments Ilaria wrote: "Fourth wing!"

I agree Fourth Wing is the best one.


message 167: by Justine (new)

Justine Axelle | 2 comments I can’t choose !! I have a top three: The House in the Cerulean Sea (TJ Klune); Fourth Wing (Rebecca Yarros); Divine Rivals (Rebecca Ross)


emiley ‧₊˚ 𓂃౨ৎ | 2 comments I am a romance girlie at heart and something abt Archer's Voice and for like fantasy... fourth wing ikik its iver hyped but I loved it lmao


message 169: by Bee (new)

Bee | 2 comments really hard to choose one:

I just finished the invisible life of Addie Lauru and loved it!


message 170: by Bee (new)

Bee | 2 comments Li


message 171: by Laura (new)

Laura Hine Under the Whispering Door, followed closely by The Bone Orchard.


message 172: by Kasi (new)

Kasi | 74 comments Changing mine to good girl bad blood

holy shit that book ble my freaking mind.
Never thought I would cry over a crime.
And "he" deserved better.


message 173: by Lynn :) (new)

Lynn :)  | 35 comments The book I'm currently reading. Winter, by Marissa Meyer. Truly a masterpiece!


message 174: by Erin (new)

Erin Cross | 1 comments Fourth Wing - I loved it. Counting down the days until Iron Flame!


☆° alimxx °☆ | 40 comments The Cruel Prince Trilogy (cos I cant pick one lol)


message 176: by RiRi (new)

RiRi  Reads | 2 comments the invisible life of addie larue ( I've read so many great books this year and can't just pick one)


message 177: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Berry | 2 comments The Curse of the Dark Horseman by Kristina Stangl

The Curse of the Dark Horseman


message 178: by Simonfletcher (last edited Oct 26, 2023 01:07PM) (new)

Simonfletcher Is would have to be Hummingbird Salamander by the master Jeff Vandermeer Hummingbird Salamander which I listened to on audiobook - LOVED this one.

Also A Registry of My Passage upon the Earth by Daniel Mason which was a total surprise, as I randomly picked it up from the library. A Registry of My Passage upon the Earth: Stories

And the short story collection by Karen Russell, Vampires in the Lemon Grove — wow, just wow. Vampires in the Lemon Grove: Stories


message 179: by Tandy (new)

Tandy (tandyh) | 7 comments Pen Pal by J.T Geissinger


message 180: by Francisco (new)

Francisco Martinez | 21 comments (English)

I'm now reading Cell written by Stephen King,...if you're into post-apocalyptic stuff, this is your book.

I really enjoyed reading The Alaska Sanders Affair written by Jöel Dicker.

(Español)

Estoy leyendo ahora Cell escrito por Stephen King,...si os va el rollo post-apocaliptico este es tu libro.

Disfrute mucho leyendo El Affair de Alaska Sanders escrito por Jöel Dicker


message 181: by Kevin (new)

Kevin | 3 comments Water by John Boyne


message 182: by [deleted user] (last edited Oct 26, 2023 03:35PM) (new)

To Shape a Dragon's Breath

just stunning, and there's dragons


Jaded book lover 🤓 | 1 comments No way I can do just one…..so here are four of my faves.

The Housemaid by Freida McFadden (Psychological Thriller)
Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez (Rom-Com)
Still Beating by Jennifer Hartmann (Contemporary Romance)
A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khalid Hosseini (Historical Fiction/Domestic Fiction)


message 184: by Milagros (new)

Milagros Placeres | 15 comments nosotros en la luna de Alice Kellen


message 186: by Deb (new)

Deb Van Iderstine I read Ray Bradbury's Dandelion Wine and was just amazed at how beautifully written it is. I first listened to the audiobook, which was great, then read the text, because I wanted to be able to really focus on it.


message 187: by Laurel (new)

Laurel (thislolak) | 1 comments Lady Joker, Volume One (both volumes one and two) by Kaoru Takamura


message 188: by Kathleen (new)

Kathleen Stephenson | 10 comments looking for Alaska


message 189: by Zoya (new)

Zoya | 1 comments Mine is -Such Kindness- by Andre Dubus III.

Unfortunately, it does not seem to have garnered much attention…


☆° alimxx °☆ | 40 comments TCP TRILOGY


message 191: by Dhiral (new)

Dhiral | 7 comments Carrie Soto is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid ❤️


message 192: by Pisces51 (new)

Pisces51 "I KILL KILLERS" [2023] By S.T. Ashton


message 193: by Louisa (new)

Louisa Snell | 10 comments Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov


message 194: by Lindsey (new)

Lindsey | 3 comments Mine is a tie between Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross and Your Blood, My Bones by Kelly Andrew. Both made me cry, but I cannot get the stories out of my head!!!


message 195: by Kayla ✧♥︎ (new)

Kayla ✧♥︎  (_kayla1223) | 1 comments Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery
Basically Salem witch trials. Absolutely LOVED it.

The Darkness Outside Us
Sci-fi, thriller, romance (very little, but there). The story was unreal and unexpected. I went in thinking cheesy romance, boy was I wrong.


message 196: by Amberb03 (new)

Amberb03 | 7 comments Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez, is at the top. There's too many to choose! Hello Beautiful, Pine River, Out on a Limb....


High Lady Of The Night Court | 11 comments It Ends With Us


message 198: by Dee (new)

Dee Turner | 17 comments A toss-up between The Disordered Cosmos and The Golden Ticket--both are expressively written, compelling in their messaging, and written by women.


message 199: by Sapphir (new)

Sapphir | 4 comments Returning Home to Her by Jutta Swietlinski - a romantic, heartfelt, dramatic, insightful, profound read!


message 200: by Vida_ (new)

Vida_ Loves_ Books | 1 comments Giovanna by Victoria Arrow ❤️ Loved it


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