YearinReview

Shakespeare: The Man Who Pays the Rent | Judi Dench, Brendan O'Hea

I didn't read as much as I'd have liked in 2024 but I'm glad that what I did read was so wonderful. More than half were new-to-me titles, and I also read a boatload of plays and books on Shakespeare - probably inspired by the tagged book, my hands-down favorite of the year. Honorable mentions to the other two pictured, Olga Ravn's fascinating non-linear fever dream and Taylor's walloping gut-punch of a novella. Cheers to a great year, Littens!

Andrea313 #YearInReview 3d

BkClubCare If you appreciated Address Unknown, I rec The Safekeep. 3d

Booksblanketsandahotbeverage Sounds amazing! Stacked 📚 3d

See All 6 Comments

Andrea313 @BkClubCare Thank you! I'll check it out. 3d

Andrea313 @Booksblanketsandahotbeverage I hope you love it! I really enjoyed the audiobook version, if audiobooks are your jam. 3d

sarahbarnes I really liked this one by Ravn too. 2d

18 likes1 stack add6 comments

S3V3N

Untitled | Unknown

#goodreads #yearinreview
I slacked o lot this year on my reading. I‘m going to try and pick it back up in 2025.

dabbe You are NOT a slacker! You read books! #yahooyou! 🤩🤩🤩 2w

S3V3N @dabbe Thank you for that! I need to continue to speak positively. 🙌🏽 2w

dabbe @S3V3N I know exactly how you feel. 😘 2w

30 likes3 comments

thebacklistbook

Crown of Midnight | Sarah J. Maas

2023 books read from storygraph #yearinreview

13 likes

WildAlaskaBibliophile

Untitled | Untitled

My year in books 2023. #goodreads #yearinreview #yearinbooks #2023goodreadschallenge #2023 #goodreadschallenge #2023recap

Ruthiella Awesome! 👏👏👏 12mo

TieDyeDude 💪🎉 12mo

Amiable 💃🏻🕺🎉 12mo

23 likes3 comments

Andrea313

2023: World War III | Carl Berryman

The number of books I read per year has gone down significantly recently, but I did achieve a goal in 2023: more than 50% were new-to-me titles. As a BIG re-reader, I'm going to count it as a win- and still celebrate that I exceeded 100 books this year. My 4 faves of '23 are pictured here; predictably, two YAs topped the list, but I'm very surprised that the other two took war as a central theme. Here's to all the titles ahead in '24!

Andrea313 #YearInReview 12mo

LeahBergen I loved Operation Heartbreak! 12mo

Andrea313 @LeahBergen Yes! One of my first reads of the year, and got things off to a great start. For those who care about such things, it was also turned into a musical a few years ago, which had its West End debut this year. Fingers crossed for a Broadway transfer! 🤞 12mo

LeahBergen That sounds wonderful! 12mo

19 likes4 comments

thebacklistbook

Skipping Christmas | John Grisham

Shortest book- Skipping Christmas

Longest book- Dragonfly in Amber

Reading year in review per Goodreads #yearinreview

tpixie 🥳🥳🥳 12mo

10 likes1 comment

LeslieO

We All Want Impossible Things: A Novel | Catherine Newman

Hello Beautiful got knocked out early but actually was one of my favs of the year along with the top two. #yearinreview

Deblovestoread Loved your winner! 12mo

LeslieO @Deblovestoread So good! Read it in March and nothing beat it. 12mo

43 likes1 stack add2 comments

Andrea313

2022: A Book of Grace-Filled Days | Loretta Pehanich

Looked back at my 2022 "Books Read" list and here are my faves of the year! At the Pond and No One is Talking About This both moved me in really specific ways, and the Herzog was a gorgeous fever dream. Typically I wouldn't include a re-read in a #YearInReview post, but reading Wuthering Heights with the #PemberLittens was so much fun and truly one of my favorite reading experiences in a long time. Can't wait to see the stories to come in '23!

batsy True, the WH group read really stands out. An absolutely wild book and made all the better with #pemberlittens chat 😁 2y

Andrea313 @batsy Seriously, a highlight of my year! I've never laughed so hard while thinking about that book. Some true hot takes in '22. 😂 2y

24 likes2 comments

LeslieO

Watergate: A New History | Garrett M. Graff

My nonfiction goal for the year is 12, fell a little short this year. Mainly because I did the 800+ page Watergate book as a slow and steady for 5 months! #yearinreview #nonfiction #goals

ChaoticMissAdventures Wow that is a lot of Watergate! Did you learn a lot? 2y

LeslieO @ChaoticMissAdventures I did! There was so much more than what was depicted in All the President‘s Men. So much more corruption. (edited) 2y

LeahBergen I‘m going to have to count my NF reads of this year. You have me interested now! 😆 2y

LeslieO @LeahBergen Do you do a lot of nonfiction? I think I need to up my game. 2y

LeahBergen @LeslieO I read way more fiction and think I need to up my game a bit, too. 😆 I think I read probably 15 or 16 nonfiction reads this year? 2y

33 likes1 stack add5 comments

Andrea313

Kim Ji-Young, Born 1982 | Cho Nam-Joo

Taking a look back at 2021 in reading, and the tagged book was miles away my favorite of last year. Second place went to the Bridgerton series, if I'm honest; I binged it in about a week and it was the most silly reading fun I've had in some time. Solid honorable mentions include two #PersephonePicks (The Fortnight in September will be a yearly read for me) and Wintering, a wonderful reminder to slow down sometimes! #FavoriteReads #YearInReview

30 likes

Welcome to Litsy!

Trending Hashtags

Trending Books