This year my resolution was to read 100 books. While I didn’t quite reach this, I’m very proud to share with you all the 76 books that I did read.
I tried to alternate between Non-fiction and Fiction books and throwing in a few poetry books in between. I actually really got into poetry for the first time this year. plus the small books really helped make up the numbers quickly. in case you were wonder, I classified a book as anything that has both a front and back cover, not matter how big or small (not including manuals because why the heck would you read a manual?).
Anyway, hope you see something to add to your 2020 reading list. let me know is you read any of these books this year in the comments, and what you thought of them.
1 | able | Dylan Alcott |
2 | Fight like a girl | Clementine Ford |
3 | Boys will be boys | Clementine Ford |
4 | Bad Romeo | Leisa Rayven |
5 | The subtle art of not giving a f*ck | Mark Manson |
6 | Somebody up there hates you | Hollis Seamon |
7 | Good night stories for rebel girls | Elena Favilli & Francesca Cavallo |
8 | Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine | Gail Honeyman |
9 | Any ordinary day | Leigh Sales |
10 | The tattooist of Auschwitz | Heather Morris |
11 | Say Hello | Carly Findlay |
12 | Paris, He said | Christine Sneed |
13 | More letters of note | (compiled by) Shaun Usher |
14 | The kite runner | Khaled Hosseini |
15 | On fairness | Sally McManus |
16 | Blasphemy | Asia Bibi |
17 | Ayiti | Roxanne Gay |
18 | I was never alone | Nidia Diaz |
19 | The wedding | Nicholas Sparks |
20 | Girl code | Cara Alwill Leyba |
21 | If I stay | Gayle Forman |
22 | Where she went | Gayle Forman |
23 | Growing up Aboriginal in Australia | (edited by) Anita Heiss |
24 | Five feet apart | Rachel Lippincott with Mikki Daughtry & Tobias Iaconis |
25 | Accidental Feminists | Jane Caro |
26 | The Hate U Give | Angie Thomas |
27 | 12 Rules for Life | Jordan B. Peterson |
28 | Heβs just not that into you | Gregg Behrendt & Liz Tuccillo |
29 | Marxism & Feminism | Charnie Guettel |
30 | The Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy | Douglas Adams |
31 | We Should All Be Feminists | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie |
32 | Catcher | Kalyn Nicholson |
33 | Growing up African in Australia | (edited by) Maxine Beneba Clarke |
34 | Mirror-ball memoirs | Nory Black |
35 | Adultery | Paulo Coelho |
36 | #METOO β stories from the Australian movement | (edited by) Natalie Kon-Yu, Christie Nieman, Maggie Scott & Miriam Sved |
37 | The break | Marian Keyes |
38 | Socialism for Beginners | Anna Paczuska |
39 | City of Girls | Elizabeth Gilbert |
40 | Everything is F*cked | Mark Manson |
41 | The Help | Kathryn Stockett |
42 | Dark Emu | Bruce Pascoe |
43 | Little Fires Everywhere | Celeste Ng |
44 | We Are Displaced | Malala Yousafzai |
45 | Eleanor & Park | Rainbow Rowell |
46 | Troll Hunting | Ginger Gorman |
47 | The Sun is also a Star | Nicola Yoon |
48 | A Rightful Place | (edited by) Shireen Morris |
49 | Broken Juliet | Leisa Rayven |
50 | Sincerely | F. S. Yousaf |
51 | On Rape | Germaine Greer |
52 | On Doubt | Leigh Sales |
53 | Everything, Everything | Nicola Yoon |
54 | How to win friends and influence people | Dale Carnegie |
55 | The Night Circus | Erin Morgenstern |
56 | My Story | Julia Gillard |
57 | The Book Thief | Markus Zusak |
58 | The Colour Purple | Alice Walker |
59 | Welcome to Country | Marcia Langton |
60 | Boy Swallows Universe | Trent Dalton |
61 | How to Be A Woman | Caitlin Moran |
62 | An Abundance of Katherines | John Green |
63 | Love Her Wild | Atticus |
64 | Turtles all the way down | John Green |
65 | Growing up Queer in Australia | (edited by) Benjamin Law |
66 | The perks of being a Wallpaper | Stephen Chbosky |
67 | And still I rise | Maya Angelou |
68 | Eggshell Skull | Bri Lee |
69 | Euphoria | F. S. Yousaf |
70 | I Heart New York | Lindsey Kelk |
71 | Trigger Warnings | Jeff Sparrow |
72 | The Last Days of the Romanov Dancers | Kerri Turner |
73 | Uncaged Wallflower | Jennae Cecelia |
74 | Growing up Asian in Australia | (edited by) Alice Pung |
75 | Rose by Moonlight | Nicola Mar |
76 | Leaves of Grass | Walt Whitman |
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