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My favourite reads in 2021

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I’ve read and reviewed so many books this year! Here are 20 of my favourite reads – a mixture of new and old, fiction and non-fiction. Have you read any of these this year?

The Image of Her by Sonia Velton

Tunnel 29 by Helena Merriman

Mrs England by Stacey Halls

The End of the Road by Jack Cooke

Watch Her Fall by Erin Kelly

Evil Roots edited by Daisy Butcher

The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse by Robert Rankin

Journeys to Impossible Places by Simon Reeve

The Actuality by Paul Braddon

How to Stop Time by Matt Haig

Little Women by Louisa M Alcott

The Lost Pianos of Siberia by Sophy Roberts

The Storyteller by Dave Grohl

Ghostland by Edward Parnell

The Witches Trilogy by Terry Pratchett

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

Murder: The Biography by Kate Morgan

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4 by Sue Townsend

Handmade by Anna Ploszajski

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

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10 responses to “My favourite reads in 2021”

  1. Lady Tessa avatar
    Lady Tessa

    I love the classics on your list. They are some of my all-time favorites ❤️

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    1. nsford avatar
      nsford

      I did quite a few re-reads of the books I keep on my shelf (they have to earn their place!) and they turn out to be classics mostly. I’m glad they are some of your faves too 🙂

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  2. FictionFan avatar
    FictionFan

    The only ones I’ve read are the classics and The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, all of which I enjoyed. Glad you had so many good reads this year – hope 2022 brings even more!

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    1. nsford avatar
      nsford

      Thank you – hope you have a great reading year ahead too! I’m re-reading the Adrian Mole books, as I do every few years 🙂

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  3. Rebecca Moon Ruark avatar
    Rebecca Moon Ruark

    I have to admit I just read (actually listened to the audio book of) Pride and Prejudice for the very first time, this year. I enjoyed it, but I just don’t think I’m a novel of manners sort of reader.

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    1. nsford avatar
      nsford

      I found the writing style difficult the first time I read it. I’ve re-read a few times since and I like it more every time! Are you considering reading any more Austens or was the one quite enough? 😉

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    Anonymous

    I’m in the majority (have read the classics and Adrian Mole). Happy reading in 2022 😀

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    1. nsford avatar
      nsford

      I re-read Adrian Mole every few years and will continue the series this year. Thank you, happy reading this year to you 🙂

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  5. Jee Wan avatar
    Jee Wan

    I’ve not read any 🙁 But looks like you read some really good books and able to pick 20! Here’s to more great books in 2022. Happy New Year, my friend!

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    1. nsford avatar
      nsford

      Thanks Jee – happy new year! 🙂 I didn’t decide to pick a certain number of favourite reads, I just made a list and it was 19 so thought I might as well round them up!

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