Jack Edwards 1.7M subscribers · Apr 9, 2026

the BEST books i read in 2025 (of the 137 i read)

Reviews12

A Leopard-Skin HatAnne Serre
Loved it

Obviously, for that reason, it is absolutely devastating, but I also thought it was so beautiful. It kind of creeps up on you slowly and then delivers a total sucker punch in the form of pure poetry.

CoinYasmin Zaher
Loved it

And this book is just so brilliant. It also won the Dylan Thomas Prize. So if you won't take my word for it, take theirs.

Glorious ExploitsFerdia Lennon
Loved it

It's kind of a bit of a disaster, but it is so fun to read, just like rip-roaring fun. So, this book, Glorious Exploits, in itself becomes a bit of a tragicomedy, and it's just so much fun.

GunkSaba Sams
Loved it

It challenges our perception of what a family could or should or can look like and it's so heartfelt and excellent. I've described this before as Brat in a book.

Henry HenryAllen Bratton
Loved it

This book is sordid, it's dirty, and it's devastating, but with humor twisted into every single paragraph, into every single line. So, this is Henry, highly recommend.

HunchbackSaō Ichikawa
Loved it

This book is unforgettable from page one. It's unflinching. It's provocative. It's funny, but it's also really endearing.

RejectionTony Tulathimutte
Loved it

This is my favorite book of the year. I think that once you read it, it just stays with you forever. It's like a rash that keeps coming back in a good way though.

Small BoatVincent Delecroix
Loved it

This was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize last year. I personally believe it should have won, but I'm always grateful to that list for championing such interesting literature from around the world.

StonerJohn Williams
Loved it

It's a tale of stoic perseverance. And what I loved about this was that he is an English student and then he is an English professor. And the way this book talks about books will remind you why you love to read.