Bookworms - your favourite book from 2020?

annieb64

Really enjoyed the Salt Path. The Wild Silence is on my "to read list".

Blackcats

I really enjoyed Magpie Lane by Lucy Atkins.  A good story and very well written.  A degree of intrigue and a thought provoking set of characters.
I nearly finished Half a World Away by mike Gayle but it was too poignant for me and I really didn't want the inevitable to happen.  I listened to it as an audiobook and it was read so beautifully.  I liked the main characters very much.  Feeling sad again just thinking about it which must mean it was a really good book.  I've never watched the final episode of Inspector Morse for the same reason 🤷‍♀️

Abbafan1972

VJsmum said:

I didn't read tons of books last year as i was finishing my thesis but my favourite non-fiction was "Wham! George and Me" by Andrew Ridgely.  Very very readable and great memories for an 80's teenager.  
My favourite fiction was "Lethal White" by Robert Galbraith.

I'm trying to make up for it this year and have already read loads - my favourite being "The Thursday Murder Club" by Richard Osman.

I read the Andrew Ridgely book recently and enjoyed it very much!  I am currently reading "Knife Edge" by Simon Mayo and just trying to get into. 

Mrs_Z

Thank you contributors! 
I also read the Salt Path - great read and one which earned its space on the bookshelf.

tiddles

I really enjoyed reading The Salt Path and its sequel - I found them truly inspirational. I would also highly recommend One Woman Walks Wales by Ursula Martin.