Mary @ Notes in the MarginHere's another good list:
Read All The Things!: Best Books Of 2022 https://ajsterkel.blogspot.com/2023/01/best-books-of-2022.html
See the list of #BestBooks2022 middle-grade #author Nicole read:
Top Ten Books of 2022!! – Feed Your Fiction Addiction https://feedyourfictionaddiction.com/2023/01/top-ten-books-of-2022.html
Terrie lists her 10 favorite reads of 2022 in her #TopTenTuesday post:
Top 10 Tuesday: My Best of 2022 https://www.bookshelfjourneys.com/post/ttt-fave-reads-2022
Top 10 Tuesday: My Best of 2022
A new Tuesday, a new prompt for Top 10 Tuesday. This week the prompt is favorite books of 2022. Although I've seen many blogs posting various versions of this over the last week (including me), I'll make an effort to pick my absolute favorite ten. You can see all 25 of my favorite books listed month by month here. Thanks to Jana @ That Artsy Reader Girl for hosting another week of Top Ten Tuesday. I enjoy participating each week for a couple reasons. I'm a compulsive list maker and love a good
Anne's #TopTenTuesday list of favorite books read in 2022 contains several titles still on my TBR shelves.
My Head Is Full of Books: TTT: My Favorite Novels of 2022 https://headfullofbooks.blogspot.com/2023/01/ttt-my-favorite-novels-of-2022.html
StjärnaBabel (2022) by R.F. Kuang. I'm quite ignorant regarding the whole Dark Academia trend but I immediately could tell how desperately it needed this book. A postcolonial critique of western universities that questions the politics of translation and comes up with a brilliant form of magic. Its radical conclusion is consistent with the perfidious power play the protagonist and his friends are subjected to and the story feels highly topical right now.
Derrida (2010) by Benoît Peeters. Few writers have shaped the way I think as much as the French philosopher Jacques Derrida and learning about his life from this engaging biography has been a pleasure. Now Derrida himself would be the first to question the distinction between biography and fiction, yet Peeters does an amazing job in making you feel like you encounter the actual person. I was in awe and - by the last chapter - in tears.
#TopTenTuesday : The Best Books I Read in 2022 - Notes in the Margin https://www.notesinthemargin.org/2023/01/03/toptentuesday-the-best-books-i-read-in-2022/
#TopTenTuesday : The Best Books I Read in 2022 - Notes in the Margin
Goodreads insists that I read 44 books in 2022, but my records indicate 46. Whichever number is correct, here are the best ones: 10 best + 5 honorable mention. Listed alphabetically by author’s last name. The 10 Best Connelly, Michael. Desert Star This latest installment in Connelly’s overlapping Harry Bosch/Renée Ballard series finds the detectives
Here's Jana's list that contains all the links for this week's #TopTenTuesday posts.
Top Ten Favorite Books of 2022 - That Artsy Reader Girl https://www.thatartsyreadergirl.com/2023/01/top-ten-favorite-books-of-2022/
Top Ten Favorite Books of 2022 - That Artsy Reader Girl
Welcome to another TTT, and Happy New Year!!! I wish you all the best 2023 has to offer. But before we start looking ahead, let's reflect on 2022! I love sharing my top ten favorite books every year because I can look back on them years later and remember all the great books I've read.
A Snake Falls to Earth (2021) by Darcie Little Badger. To me this will always be the prime example of Indigenous Futurism. The story of a Lipan girl fearing for her grandmother's land and a snake from the spirit world who have work together to save a species from extinction is different from any other YA book I've ever read. It refrains from solutions through violence and displays an attentive care for nature which I loved.
#ASnakeFallsToEarth #DarcieLittleBadger #HeikeLovesLists #BestBooks2022
Nova (1968) by Samuel R. Delany. Shame on me for discovering this stunning classic only recently. A bunch of misfits and weirdos follow a futuristic Captain Ahab on a quest for revenge which is going to lead them through the galaxy and right into an exploding sun. Immensely self-aware characters ponder on the mythical qualities of their pursuit, making this short space opera feel both like a greek epic and a great American novel. Amazing.
