My Favorite Books This Year!
Proof that you don’t need a single reading identity!
This year I bounced between comfort reads, memoirs, spiritual deep dives, and books that made me question reality (casually).
Reading based on mood > sticking to one genre, always 🤍
Which ones have you read?
This year’s reading list showcases a wonderful balance of genres that cater to a variety of moods and interests. From the deeply moving novels by Kristin Hannah, such as "Magic Hour" and "The Great Alone," which both received a solid 4.5/5 rating, readers can immerse themselves in emotional, human stories that resonate deeply. For those looking for festive, light-hearted holiday reads, "The Christmas Fix" by Lucy Score and "The Christmas Tree Farm" by Laurie Gilmore offer charming and uplifting narratives scored between 3.5 to 3.9 stars. These books provide the perfect cozy atmosphere during the holiday season. Readers interested in spiritual growth and self-healing might find Dr. Sue Morter’s "The Energy Codes" invaluable. This 7-step system to awaken your spirit and heal your body embraces a holistic approach that many have found transformative. For a unique twist, the compilation also includes thought-provoking and humorous works such as Matthew McConaughey’s "Greenlights," a #1 New York Times bestseller that blends contemplation with humor, offering readers both laughter and insight with a 5/5 score. Science fiction and extraordinary phenomena are well represented by titles like "Secrets of the UFO" by Don Elkins and Carla L Ruecreri, capturing curiosity about the unexplained with a 5/5 rating. Additionally, classics like the community-focused "The Different Drum" by Dr. Scott Peck emphasize the importance of belonging and self-acceptance, enriching readers’ perspectives with timeless wisdom. This eclectic mix underlines the author’s philosophy that reading according to mood is preferable to limiting oneself to a single genre. Whether you seek comfort, spiritual enrichment, or a mental challenge, this diverse reading list offers something for everyone and invites you to explore beyond your usual preferences. What are you reading next?
