Seeking a fiction book to finish off my 2025 reading list.
Every year I curate a list of books for my family & friends to read along with me. Participants ages range from 26-92 years, varied education levels, all live in the US now.
This years list is non-fiction heavy, so I’m looking for a fiction book to end the year on.
Anything super dense is a no go for this group. Easy reads are great so the people who are “not big readers” can participate too 🥰
Jan – killers of the flower moon (NF)
Feb – parable of the sower
March – this is not propaganda (NF)
April – convenience store woman
May- the radium girls (NF)
June – how we show up (NF)
July – The new Jim Crow OR black against empire (opinions on this one welcome!) (NF)
August – all systems red
Sept – invisible women (NF)
Oct – mother night
Nov – for small creatures such as we (NF)
Dec – TBD!
Extra credit book- on tyranny – Timothy Snyder
by caitykate98762002
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Ooh- what an amazing list!
Last December my book club was looking for a short, compelling read that wouldn’t cause a burden during the holidays. We all loved this book for its historical and cozy yet tragic vibe (written and set in 1930s bourgeoisie Harlem).
Passing by Nella Larsen
Frankenstein is a great winter vibe book!
My last book of 2024 was one of my faves for the year – North Woods by Daniel Mason