Skip to main content

MY YEAR IN BOOKS

2023 IN BOOKS

2023 has been great, I started reading and writing reviews actively this year (mini blog, instagram and facebook) and it has been fun so far, looking forward to another year filled with books!

Check out all the books I read in 2023:

1. ARSENIC AND ADOBO BY MIA P MANANSALA

2. 138 DATES BY REBEKAH CAMPBELL

3. BLACK GIRLS MUST DIE EXHAUSTED BY JAYNE ALLEN

4. BLACK GIRLS MUST BE MAGIC BY JAYNE ALLEN

5.

6. DATING DR. DIL BY NISHA SHARMA

7. DIAL A FOR AUNTIES BY JESSE Q SUTANTO

8. FOUR AUNTIES AND A WEDDING BY JESSE Q SUTANTO

9. HOOK, LINE AND SINKER BY TESSA BAILEY

10. LOVE MARRIAGE BY MONICA ALI

11. MR WRONG NUMBER BY LYNN PAINTER

12. MY MECHANICAL ROMANCE BY ALEXENE FAROL FOLLMUTH

13. NEARLY ALL THE MEN IN LAGOS ARE MAD BY DAMILARE KUKU

14. PARTY OF TWO BY JASMINE GUILLORY

15. QUEENIE BY CANDICE C WILLIAMS

16. ROYAL HOLIDAY BY JASMINE GUILLORY

17. SMART MONEY WOMAN BY ARESE UGWU

18. SOLITARE BY ALICE OSEMAN

19. THE HATING GAME BY SALLY THORNE

20. THE ROYALS NEXT DOOR BY KARINA HALLE

21. THE VERY SECRET SOCIETY OF IRREGULAR WITCHES BY SANGU MANDANNA

22. THIS IS GOING TO HURT BY ADAM KAY

23. UNDER THE WHISPERING DOOR BY TJ KLUNE

24. YINKA WHERE IS YOUR HUSBAND BY LIZZIE DAMILOLA BLACKBURN

25. VERA’S WONG UNSOLICITED ADVICE FOR MURDERERS BY JESSE Q SUTANTO

26. THE BLESSED GIRL BY ANGELA MAKHOLWA

27. OONA OUT OF ORDER BY MARGARITA MONTIMORE

28. ROOTLESS BY KRYSTLE ZARA APPIAH

29. WE ALL KEEP SECRETS BY SHERLY BROWNE

30. WHEN A FRIENDSHIP FALLS APART BY ELIZABETH LIANG THOMPSON

31. WELCOME TO THE CORNISH COUNTRY CLUB BY JO BARTLETT

32. THE PHYSICS OF RELATIONSHIP BY CHAS HALPERN

33. THE INSIDERS’ CLUB BY SHIRLEY DAY

34. MOCKINGBIRD SUMMER BY LYNDA RUTLEDGE

35. BEST,FIRST AND LAST AMY T. MATTHEWS

36. LOVELESS BY ALICE OSEMAN

37. THE THREE OF US BY ORE AGBAJE WILLIAMS

38. MY SISTER, THE SERIAL KILLER BY OYINKAN BRAINWAITHE

39. THE CURIOUS SECRETS OF YESTERDAY BY NAMRATA PATEL

40. DONE BY DESI STOWE

41. LEGACY BY ANNA RASHBROOK

42. LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY BY BONNIE GARMUS

TOP BOOKS OF 2023⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

1. ROOTLESS

2. QUEENIE

3. 138 DATES

4. ROYALS NEXT DOOR

5. WHEN FRIENDSHIP FALLS APART

6. RADIO SILENCE

7. WELCOME TO THE CORNISH COUNTRY HOSPITAL


Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

TRAPPED IN TIME 🔁♾

It's Friday 😍📚 and I love Fridays and I hope you do because it's time for READERS RECS. On this segment of Readers Recs we will be taking a journey through time with our book list⏳⌛. You're stuck in a reading loop🔁! Welcome to the fascinating world of time loop stories where the characters are trapped in a never-ending cycle, reliving the same moments, same conversations, same choices... And if time loop stories are new to you, here is what time loop is all about: Time loop or temporal loop is a plot device in fiction whereby characters re-experience a span of time which is repeated, sometimes more than once, with some hope of breaking out of the cycle of repetition. Time loop stories captivate us with their unique blend of suspense, humor, and introspection. Join us on this journey through the fascinating world of time loop stories, where the clock keeps ticking, and the possibilities are endless! Step into the time loop with these 12 captivating novels: ...
3 comments
Read more

FROM ONE TO FIVE

Another Saturday, another bookish rant😂😊. Welcome to another chapter of weekly special book lovers 📚😍. The star rating system: a simple way to sum up our thoughts on a book, or an outdated habit that's due for a change? The other day I saw a post on Instagram about whether book reviewers still made use of "stars" when reviewing books, and I was compelled to make this a topic on my book segment! So the question is, 'Do reviewers and generally book lovers still make use of stars when reviewing books?' As a book reviewer myself, I love making use of stars, and I will never stop making use of them except a better system comes up for scaling books 😂. It is also true that I correct my ratings accordingly. What do I mean by this? This is what I mean: when rating books, I go by my mood and excitement after completion of the book, and I immediately rate books. I may look back on my emotions after reading a particular book and correct my ratings. I recently...
10 comments
Read more

RIVALRY NEVER FELT SO RIGHT

It's officially the weekend, and there is no better way to start the weekend than filling your shelves or E-reader😍📚❤. This is  Readers Recs : Here are 8 books which feature ACADEMIC RIVALS TO LOVERS to fill your never-ending TBR 🤭🤭. Tension and rivalry has never felt so right!! Let's get to the list:  1. TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW BY RACHEL LYNN SOLOMON  BLURB:  Today, she hates him. It’s the last day of senior year. Rowan Roth and Neil McNair have been bitter rivals for all of high school, clashing on test scores, student council elections, and even gym class pull-up contests. While Rowan, who secretly wants to write romance novels, is anxious about the future, she’d love to beat her infuriating nemesis one last time. Tonight, she puts up with him. When Neil is named valedictorian , Rowan has only one chance at victory: Howl, a senior class game that takes them all over Seattle, a farewell tour of the city she loves. But after learning a group ...
12 comments
Read more