My reading in December was somewhat all over the place. As I often find in times of high stress, things in life to start to slip, and my priorities are forced to shift. I chose sleep over reading a lot of the time.
It was needed, I think, but I am finding more and more that the less I read, the less well I feel overall. Does anyone else find that? Reading is soothing for the soul, and it can be easy to forget that sometimes…
We’re (over) half way through the year and so it feels like a good time to assess what I think have been the best books of 2019… so far!
I am super happy with how much I’ve been able to read this year – I feel more in love with books than ever! However, choosing favourites has never been an easy task for me. Each month there is almost always two books battling for the top spot.
Rather than be swayed by what’s been post popular, or even the ones I found most fun to read, I’ve gone for the ones that have been most memorable and meaningful to me.
So, it is time to get serious and pick my six best books of 2019!
I may have started off the year strong by reading 13, but I only managed 9 books this month. Well, 8 depending on what your definition of *finish* is…
I liked that, while based on history, the entire concept of the book is asking whether history is really the truth…
