My Favorite Books of 2020

this is a book that completely blew me away

it has this really amazing exploration of like finding your home finding your family finding love learning how to love yourself and it does it in this like really interesting way

it definitely like even with all of the hype exceeded my expectations

yeah this is just a beautiful moving family story that really beautifully details an experience of coming here to the united states

i feel like bernie dean evaristo does such an amazing job of creating these super interesting compelling complicated characters

she wrote the book homegoing that came out a number of years ago that is like one of my all-time favorite books like to this day i still recommend that book to people

this book is just really beautiful really powerful chanel miller is an amazing writer

i was so compelled by the story that i like sat in my chair for a couple of hours like legitimately two to three hours and my fitbit thought i fell asleep because i did not move because i needed to know what was going to happen here

this is one of those books that i think gets the award of the book that i really loved but i think will not get the attention that it deserves

this book is full of so much hope and love and i think is was a really good book to read specifically this year

this is probably in my like top five books that i read so far this year like if i had to narrow this list down even more like this is by far one of the best reading experiences i had

this book is sounds very serious based on that premise but it's actually like a really fun satire really funny has like this really great biting commentary

i really enjoyed this book i don't read a whole lot of horror because i'm a big baby and this book definitely freaked me out at times

this book is yeah it's amazing like there's nothing else i feel like i really need to say about it

liz moore wrote one of my all-time favorite books called the unseen world

the thing that i love the most about this book is its exploration of faith and especially because gifty is a scientist

the reason why i loved it so much is because it's not just like a true crime book but it's also an exploration about misogyny and sexism and the way that we tell stories about people who have died