My 15 Favorite Books of 2021

This is the author of aisha at last which is a pride and purchase retelling that I thoroughly love like it one of my all-time favorite pride and prejudice retellings that's out there.

It blew me away because it like completely sucked me in. The structure of this book to have that countdown provides this increasing tension as you are moving forward.

I did find some of the things about the ending to be a little bit like disappointing because it felt too neat especially with the rest of the story and the fact that the rest of the story could be a little bit messy and a little bit morally gray but otherwise like this was a really intriguing book for me.

It's a really like slow paced character-driven story but I found it to be like wonderful and heartbreaking and I really wanted to know what was going to happen to all of them.

This book is so cute super underrated in my opinion. It's a really fun sweet story and yeah it was really well done in my opinion.

This is one of those books where I haven't stopped thinking about it since I finished reading it. It's basically like a villain origin story.

This is a nonfiction book that is all about the chernobyl disaster. The thing about this book that really surprised me is just like how incredibly gripping it is for being a nonfiction book.

The amount of like character development and reveals that happen in such a short span of time I think really speaks a lot to jacqueline woodson's skills as a writer. I really enjoyed this book.

This book is the best that he's written so far. To me this book is perfect and I've been recommending this book to a lot of people over the past couple of months.

This book in particular made me realize that what I needed to read at the time was short story collections. The writing itself is extremely sharp.

I honestly had like no idea where this book was going to go and so it completely like kept me on my toes the entire time. It felt like a true like page turner.

This book and these stories are perfect in my opinion. I like there's no other word for this collection other than to me it felt absolutely perfect.

This was probably one of the most emotional reading experiences that I had with a book this year. It's really beautiful and heartbreaking.

Everything about this book was just so well done. It's so compelling and I appreciated sort of like all of the different lights that she shines.

I found this book to just be really fun and really compelling. Again I don't think it's for everyone and I don't think that necessarily if you are a fan of silvio moreno garcia that you will necessarily like this one but I really love this one a whole lot.

This book tackles intersectionality in a really great way. I think that this is a really great book if you are someone who has been interested in learning more about feminism and racism.