Goodreads: Books Most Enjoyed by Readers 2022

I haven't read any of the books on the list, but I added 5 to my 'to read' list and have just bought one on my kindle

I also haven't read any of these although a couple are in my to be read list, and several more will be soon.

All of this. My library hold game is on point this year!


I didn't read much in 2020 - just wasn't interested + had a hard time focusing. Last year I started to read again, and this year I've read as many books in six months as I did all of last year!

I haven't read any of them although some were on my wish list at the library. I added a bunch more to my to be read list on Goodreads.

Definitely are some good ones! I’ve read 7 of them mentioned and a few are on my tbr list.



The Book of Cold Cases was so good and creepy! Loved it!

Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover was really good too. It’s about a woman who went to jail and is now out trying to reconnect with her young daughter in a town who doesn’t want her back. She connects with a friend who knows her daughter. It was a pretty good and sad book.

I’m reading Book Lovers now and love it! Emily Henry is a good writer and her books are perfect for summer reading.

I Must Betray You is so good! Ruta Septys is one of the best historical fiction writers because she does her research and writes about events that many people don’t know about. I enjoyed this book and while it says it’s geared for YA I didn’t feel like that at all. I read it right at the start of the Ukraine war, so it was even more heartbreaking to read.

Family of Liars is good too! It’s a prequel so you need to read We We’re Liars first. This is def YA and you either like or you don’t is what people say. I enjoyed it so I wanted to read the prequel (which just came out this year). I loved the prequel more!

I don't keep up with the latest releases. I'm not a big fan of romance, and there's quite a few on that list.

I have a huge wish list on my state's online lending library. I borrow books when they are immediately available. I sometimes do holds, but the wait is usually weeks. The latest books I've read were published from 2007-2020.

I add books as I hear about them from others. I also find new to me books through book bub. Frequently, those are available through my library.

I am currently listening to the BEST ever narrated audiobook; The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin. It's like listening to an old radio drama. 📻 Highly recommend!

ETA: Duh!! Saw there are different categories listed.

I’ve read 10 on the fiction list. The number 1 book-One Italian Summer was just meh for me. There’s a few more I’ll probably read, but some don’t look appealing to me at all.

I haven’t read any of them but 3 of the top 4 in fantasy are on my short list. #4 I’m hoping to read soon. I’ve downloaded it but need to finish another of her books from an older series, the Sentinel. I really need to make more time for reading.

I've actually read quite a bit of the books on the list, with a few more on hold at the library...

I've read The Christy Affair (didn't really like this one much) and The Maid (liked this one a lot).
I just added 5 more to my list; thanks for sharing!

I have read The Maid, Reckless Girls, and Reminders of Him all from the library. All were

I own A Flicker in the Dark and the Book of Cold Cases (BOTM) but haven't read them yet.

I am on the waitlist at the library for The Night Shift because I really liked his first book.

I saw this on TV also.  I am one of those people who would not want to know my death date.  The book sounds scary to me because of that.  I’ll keep checking the weekly 2Pea reading thread to see if anyone takes the chance and reads this one.  

I have read 11 of them.

Lessons in Chemistry was my favorite on the list. Might be my favorite of the year.

Reminders of Him
Book Lovers
The Overnight Guest
What Happened to the Bennetts
The Reckless Girls
The Golden Couple
The Book of Cold Cases
The Paris Apartment
Flicker in the Dark
The Maid
Book of Cold Cases