Top 20 Books of 2020

i read this book this past summer and i would not shut up about it... it just completely destroys you from the inside out

out of the series this one stuck with me the most and one that i rate it super high because i thought that the creativity behind the story was so good

i read it and i've absolutely loved it... i actually enjoyed the sciency aspects of this i thought they were well done it wasn't super info dumpy

it was so steamy it was so good it was so good i loved it absolutely loved it

this is such a tough and hard-hitting middle grade book... it is good it's such a powerful novel to read

i devoured this book in a few days when i read it the first time and absolutely loved it

one of the best memoirs that i have ever read one that i had such a hard time reading because so much of this book reminded me of my own personal experiences but this was done in such a different and creative way

this was the best why a fantasy of 2020 the best the i mean the best debut why a fantasy that i have seen in a very long time and this was just done so well

such a great romance book was so good i'm so happy that i finally took the chance to start the series

i listened to this book four times i did four times and cried and cried and cried and cried because it for me was just the black experience

this book is a huge exploration of the cycle of violence and how we should not ever label our kids ever because labeling our kids creates more problems... jason reynolds does a phenomenal job doing this

every kellyang book that i have read so far i have given five stars to... parachutes had to be on here

this was such a dynamic book this was such a powerful book this book means so much and i just i don't even have the words to describe it

my jaw was definitely unhinged and on the floor as i finished up this volume and came across that big reveal i had to have it on this list

i was a little weary about the ends i think that bennett has his things for like obscure endings which i not a big deal but that definitely was kind of a hiccup for me in reading this one but otherwise so well done

this was one of the books that fell on that list because i still think that it is under hyped and underrated this is a book that details the black experience but in a new way that we haven't seen traditionally done

kelly yang just weaves in this chunk of history here in the united states into this story... and it was so well done and it was so heartbreaking

this book hurt my feelings a lot... i literally just stopped and like sat by the tub and started crying at a particular scene

this book had just the greatest chemistry the best lines i still stand and say that get on your knees and receive your penance is the line of 2020 for me it was the lawn it took the cake and i just thought it was a dynamic book

it has some serious conversations about patriarchy and religion and religion slash cult-like behavior and it is super intense and super dark there are a lot of trigger warnings in this book but i definitely enjoyed it