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    My updated 2025 top 20

    Due – Reformatory

    Williams – Stoner

    Martel – Life of Pi

    Clarke – Piranesi

    McGee – Erin's Diary

    Peck – A Short Stay in Hel

    Craig – Curse of Medusa

    Bostwick – Troublesome Women

    Becker – In the Family Way

    Backman – My Friends

    McConaughey – Greenlights

    Alcott – Little Women

    Morgenstern – Night Circus

    Keyes – Flowers for Algernon

    Backman – Anxious People

    Blume – Margaret

    Smith – Labyrinth

    Grohl – Storyteller

    Akbar – Martyr

    Casati – Clytemnestra

    by danlhart8789

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    1. I Robot – Isaac Asimov

      The Book of Doors – Gareth Brown

      Project Hail Mary – Andy Weir

      The Hunt for Red October – Tom Clancy

      Timeline – Michael Crichton

    2. The Gold Bug Variations by Richard Powers (not finished yet, but among the best I’ve ever read).

    3. slightlylions1425 on

      Thud! – Terry Pratchett 

      The Rose Field – Philip Pullman 

      Project Hail Mary – Andy Weir

      Dinner at the Night Library – Hika Harada 

    4. If they come in the morning: voices of resistance 

      Feminism and marxismen – Dorothy Ballan 

      Amarican Indian stories – zitkala sa

      Gun love – Jennifer Clemmet 

      The notebooks of malte laurids brigge – Rainer Maria Rilke 

      Franny and zooey – J.D salinger

    5. Tom’s Crossing by Mark Danielewski was the best book of the year.

      I also enjoyed Pynchon’s Shadow Ticket.

      I enjoyed some other 2025 releases but those are the ones that stood out.

    6. BernardFerguson1944 on

      *The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors: The Extraordinary World War II Story of the U.S. Navy’s Finest Hour* by James D. Hornfischer.

      *Black Sunday: When Weather Claimed the U.S. Fifth Air Force* by Michael John Claringbould.

      *The Sand Creek Massacre* by Stan Hoig.

      *The Nebraska Indian Wars Reader, 1865-1877*, edited by R. Eli Paul.

      *The Soldiers’ Story: The Battle at Xa Long Tan Vietnam, 18 August 1966* by Terry Burstall.

      *Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin* by Timothy Snyder. (Still reading).

    7. Witchcraft for Wayward Girls – Grady Hendrix

      There, There by Tommy Orange

      I read several Megan Miranda thrillers that I enjoyed, my favourite was probably Daughter of Mine

      The Guest by Emma Cline

      Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman

    8. Wutsgoodindahood on

      Butchers Crossing- John Williams

      How the Word is Passed- Clint Smith

      Homegrown- Jeffrey Toobin

      Chickenhawk- Robert Mason

      To Kill a Mockingbird- Harper Lee

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