Happy Tuesday and Happy New Year my bookish friends!! I hope you all are doing well. Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic is : Best Books I Read in 2024. The hardest part about today's topic is going to be narrowing it down. I had 55 books that I marked as a favorite in 2024 (and that's assuming I didn't miss any)! Let's be honest, I am not going to try to get it to 10, but will *try* to keep it around 20. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl and you can head over there to see what our other bookish friends are up to today.
A few of my favorites from 2024:
NONFICTION
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Thirsty: 12 Weeks of Drinking Deeply from God's Word by Hannah C. Hall |
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The Cost of Control: Why We Crave It, The Anxiety it Gives Us, and the Real Power God Promises by Sharon Hodde Miller |
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ADHD is Awesome: A Guide to Mostly Thriving with ADHD by Penn and Kim Holderness |
Historical Fiction |
The Heart's Charge by Karen Witemeyer |
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The Souls of Lost Lake by Jaime Jo Wright |
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The Burning of Rosemont Abbey by Naomi Stephens |
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Beyond Ivy Walls by Rachel Fordham |
Suspense |
Counter Attack by Patricia Bradley (series) |
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Dragonfly Ashes by C. C. Warrens (series) |
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Double Take by Lynette Eason |
Contemporary Fiction
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Juliette and the Monday ManDates by Becky Doughty (series) |
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The Unlikely Yarn of the Dragon Lady by Sharon J. Mondragon |
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Twice Sold Tales by Chautona Havig (series) |
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Loyally, Luke by Pepper Basham (series) |
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My Lucky Charm by Courtney Walsh |
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The Color of Home by Kit Tosello |
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Waiting for Gilbert by Tasha Hackett |
RomCom
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The Love Audit by Annah Conwell (series) |
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{Insta} Boyfriend by Jen Atkinson (series) |
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But He's My Grumpy Neighbor by Annah Conwell (series) |
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A Groom of One's Own by Emma St. Clair |
Now, let's not get too technical about which genre I put a book under, because several could go in several different places. I tried not to put more than one book by the same author, with one exception because I read two series of Annah Conwell, maybe three, so I had quite a few books from her on my favorites list. All the books listed are 5 stars, and I did not include rereads. I'm sorry for not linking the books to my reviews, I am at my sister's house in TN, and technically taking a break, but wanted to participate in this week's topic. I will be visiting your all's blogs in a few days.What was a favorite book of yours from this year?What topic did you go with this week? I would love for you to share in the comments. To see what other topics our bookish friends are doing this week click on the image below.
It looks like you had a great reading year. I hope you have a wonderful 2025!
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https://readbakecreate.com/my-twelve-favorite-reads-of-2024/
I really want to read The Unlikely Yarn of the Dragon Lady!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Cindy!
There are quite a few on here that I want to read. The Burning of Rosemont Abby, and Double Take are the ones I’ll most likely make time for. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteSome amazing books this year. I loved one of the books by Jaime Jo Wright that I read, so need to track this one down as well. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your time away.
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I loved Loyally, Luke, My Lucky Charm, and A Groom of One's Own, too! Such fun romances. And I totally want to read those Karen Witemeyer and Rachel Fordham books next year! I've loved chatting books with you this year, and look forward to seeing what you read in 2025. Happy New Year! :D
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you had a great reading year.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed THE BURNING OF ROSEMONT ABBEY as well. I saw that the author will be publishing another historical mystery soon, so I'm excited about that!
ReplyDeleteHappy TTT!
My Lucky Charm looks cute.
ReplyDeleteHere is our post: https://www.longandshortreviews.com/miscellaneous-musings/top-ten-tuesday-best-books-i-read-in-2024/
I loved The Cost of Control! Such a good book.
ReplyDeletei love that you had 55 favorites, Cindy! that's 5 more than I read the whole year! it's hard to whittle them down, isn't it ...
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