Following my heart, one book at a time...
Hi Maryse,
obviously 2020 was a crazy year for everyone. As a result of Covid our kids were home for virtual school starting in March and since I have a chronic illness they have continued to be in virtual school ever since. This has been a difficult adjustment and thankfully reading has has been a wonderful reprieve from the chaos in our lives.
Kathy was looking for this, so in case you were, too, I thought I’d make it an official post. 🙂
She asks:
Hi Maryse,
Can you add a best of 2020 listing of all of the readers best lists?
Thank you!!
Hi Kathy!!
You bet!
I just added the Readers’ Best of 2020 category to the sidebar menu on the right hand side of my blog. I also added them in list format, on our main Favorites Lists page.
But here they are, individually, including mine! 😀
I hope that helps! 🙂
Maryse
➔➔➔ Looking for more of our favorite recommendations? Browse our “Ultimate Favorites Lists” here. Are you in the mood for a certain kind of story? Browse our favorite “genre/trope categories” here and our reader favorites lists too.
I remember every single thing about each of these books, which makes them absolute stand outs. UNFORGETTABLE. Every one unique and clever… and/or angsty and/or gasp-worthy in their own ways, and had me devouring them and still thinking about them now. And I have no doubt you will too.
Here are just a few of her 2020 comment highlights:
Insta love books are my jam!
HER CURLY GIRL METHOD: I purchased that book when it was the deal of the day/ I’ve only skimmed through it. I started doing the rice wash that is followed by the Women of the Yao tribe in China. Its been two weeks and I’ve seen a huge change in my hair!!!
MichelleS has had a rough year, but she’s here again, and we’re thrilled!!! And despite the stress and focus issues, she’s put together her favorites list for us. 😀
Here are some MichelleS 2020 comment highlights:
I have several little voodoo doll keepsakes from vacations. They’re just too cute. But, yeah, try explaining that at a doctor’s office. LOL.
I use scissors to cut up green onions (after washing) right on top of what I need, or in what I need.
I adore Stevie Nicks, so a good rock and roll story that has the same “feeling” as all that Fleetwood Mac drama might be worth a look.
