Red Fury Books 15.4K subscribers · Jan 18, 2023

5-star Books of 2022! (42 books out of 124 read!)

Reviews40

I really enjoyed this one which was about a piano teacher and just all the ways that she helped her students break through the slumps that they have or the blocks that they have as they're improving their craft a must read for any kind of artist in my opinion

Dark HoursMichael Connelly
Loved it

what made this five stars for me is there were some deeper themes that had some real world tie-ins you do not have to read all the Connolly novels in order so you could jump into this one but I really enjoyed the dark hours

Dead WakeErik Larson
Loved it

Eric Larson is a fantastic author of History and his novels they're not novels but they read like novels and they read as good as any suspenseful Thriller that you will read so this was a great one

Ender's GameOrson Scott Card
Loved it

I read 11 books by Orson Scott card this year and three of them I gave top ratings the first of course is Ender's Game the first book of all of the Ender Saga

LongitudeUnknown
Loved it

I really enjoyed this one a pretty quick read but also read a lot like the Larson pretty riveting stuff for such an interesting topic

ReplayKen Grimwood
Loved it

this is fantastic especially thematically how he continues to age as he goes through each one of these time Loops absolutely must read in the science fiction genre

ShōgunJames Clavell
Loved it

this is a great work set in the time of the Samurai in Japan and has to do with the Clash of cultures between this European named Blackthorn who's the main character in this story epic work of historical fiction

Sweet ThursdayJohn Steinbeck
Loved it

this is more light-hearted humorous Steinbeck with some really colorful characters and some of the characters from Cannery Row of course appear in this one and I think I might have even liked this one a little bit better than that one

Taran WandererLloyd Alexander
Loved it

I will say this one thematically was a lot heftier than the rest of the series I would dare call it existential but I really enjoyed the fourth book of Lloyd Alexander's pride and Chronicles

this feels like a throwback fantasy it's a modern fantasy work but you can almost see him just tipping his hat to Tolkien and a lot of the greats in homage not in imitation or any formulaic plotting or anything like that but there's little story beats in there that made me just reminisce about all of the great classic fantasy that I read

The Poppy WarR. F. Kuang
Loved it

I really like this first book I didn't like the later two installments quite as much they didn't get a top rating but I thought this first book was excellent