📚Some Books I’ve Read This Year📚
📚✨ Here’s some amazing books I’ve read this year! From thrillers to memoirs, each one had me hooked. If you’re into gripping stories, dark secrets, or quirky characters, these are must-reads! Have you read any of these? What should I add to my TBR next? 💭👇 #Lemon8Diary #BookLover #ReadingGoals #ThrillerReads #Memoirs #TBR #readreadread #lemon8bookclub
This year’s reading journey encompasses a mix of genres that left profound impressions. Notably, Ruth Ware's "The Turn of the Key" offers a gripping thriller where a nanny grapples with her dark past amidst the opulence of a smart home gone wrong. Laura Steven’s "The Society of Soulless Girls" modernizes the Jekyll and Hyde narrative, intertwining mystery with sapphic romance as two roommates delve deep into campus murders. For fans of psychological thrillers, Caroline Kepnes' "You" unveils the terrifying obsession of a man willing to eliminate anyone in his way for love. Anita Waller's "The Couple Across the Street" explores the hidden complexities behind marriage and friendship, leading to unexpected revelations post-tragedy. In non-fiction, Jeannette Walls’ "The Glass Castle" remains a raw account of resilience amidst adversity, showcasing a captivating memoir that illustrates the struggle against one's dysfunctional upbringing. Jen Beagin’s "Big Swiss" brings humor into therapy, where obsession blurs the lines of professionalism. Finally, Megan Rosenbloom's "Dark Archives" invites readers into the morbid history of books bound in human skin, merging ethics with detective storytelling. Each book not only entertains but also provokes thought and discussion among readers. What titles can you recommend next to enrich the reading list?
