Books of 2018

Last year I made a New Year Resolution to record all the books I read. My good intentions rather predictably came to nothing, so here is a list of my favourites I remember reading. I’d love your recommendations for 2019.

Fiction

My Name is Leon – Kit de Waal

Barkskins – Annie Proulx

The Handmaiden’s Tale – Margaret Atwood

One Week in December – Sebastian Faulks

Eight Months on Ghazzah Street – Hilary Mantel

So Much for That – Lionel Shriver

The Cider House Rules – John Irving

Little Fires Everywhere – Celeste Ng

Sing Unburied Sing – Jesmyn Ward

Non- Fiction

Getting Things Done – David Allen

Becoming – Michelle Obama

Roots – Alex Haley

Comfort Food Diaries – Emily Nunn

Mindhunter – Jack Abbot

This is Going to Hurt – Adam Kay

Christian

As Kingfishers Catch Fire – Eugene Peterson

Eye Can Write – Jonathan Bryan

Love Henri – Henri Nouswen

Now and Then – Frederic Buechner

Journey to the Manger – Paula Gooder