Top 5 Books I Read in 2022
Hi Everyone!
Happy Monday! Reading has many proven benefits, from improving your mental health to helping you connect with yourself and others. I’ve experienced this firsthand, which is why I’m so passionate about the power of literature.
Out of the 107 books I read this year in 2022, these 5 were particularly meaningful to me.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo By Taylor Jenkins Reid
This book was a captivating tale of a woman's life and all of the passionate relationships she was involved in. I absolutely loved the storyline and the intricate characters that populated it. Taylor Jenkins Reid's writing style was captivating and allowed me to be completely immersed in the world of Evelyn Hugo.
Project Hail Mary By Andy Weir
This book was an action-packed science fiction adventure that followed the journey of a man on a mission to save the world. Andy Weir's writing was full of suspense and kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. It was an addictive read that I couldn't put down.
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
This book was a captivating tale of a rock band on the rise and the drama that ensued. Taylor Jenkins Reid's writing was engaging and captivating, and I loved the way she explored the themes of ambition, fame, and love.
This book was a beautiful story of a woman's journey of self-discovery. Nikki Erlick's writing was breathtaking and touching. I found myself completely absorbed in the story and the characters that populated it.
The Nightingale By Kristin Hannah
This book was a poignant and moving story of two sisters and the sacrifices each of them made during World War II. Kristin Hannah's writing was raw and touching, and I found myself deeply invested in the characters and their struggles.
Reading has been an incredible journey for me this past year. These five books, in particular, have been particularly meaningful and impactful to me. I would highly recommend them to anyone who wants to get lost in a good story and discover something meaningful about themselves in the process.
Love and Kindess,
Amber