In year 2020 I've read many new authors, most of them were impressive. A few award-winning books I've picked were interesting. I must admit I have a mental block when it comes to horror and sci-fi genre, and year 2020 failed to break the jinx. I'm jotting down a list for no particular reasons.
The first book I read this year
The Collector-Nora Roberts
A Book everybody liked but I didn't
The Night Circus-Erin Morgenstern
The best book that I read in 2020
Where the Crawdads Sing-Delia Owens
Not-So-Good book that I read in 2020
In Five Years-Rebecca Serle
An Award-winning book that I thought I'l never enjoy
The Dutch House-Ann Patchett
A book that I read after watching the television drama of the book adaptation
None
A book that was intriguing enough to put the screen adaptation in the "to be watched" list
Daisy Jones and the Six-Taylor Jenkins Reid
A book that disturbed me in days to come
Beartown-Fredrik Backman
A book that I couldn't decide whether I liked or not
The Thirteenth Tale-Diane Setterfield
A book that I abandoned in the middle
Untamed-Glennon Doyle
A book that I wish I had read in 2020
Becoming-Michelle Obama
A Kannada book that I read in 2020
Jugari Cross-Poorna Chandra Tejaswi
A series I immensely loved 2020
Millenium-Steig Larsson
An author that I've read most in 2018
Ruth Ware
A book that I was embarrassed to read
Sex and Vanity-Kevin Kwan
A best author you discovered this year
Elif Shafak
The last book I read in 2020
The Midnight Library
A DNF book you finished in 2020
Book Thief-Markus Zusak
Top 10 new authors I discovered in 2020
Taylor Jenkins Reid, Riley Sager, Matt Haig, Kate Quinn, Delia Owens, Ann Pachett, Keigo Higashino, Jane Harper, Elif Shafak, Steig Larsson
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