What's the best book you've read this year and why?

I read this and it was really interesting, I couldn't put it down. The writing style was very journalistic (it's nonfiction), and the pace was perfect- you weren't left dragging through boring bits.

It's funny you use two accounts, at least you're not pretending to be someone different 😂😂

I'm going blind and can't read real books anymore, but I'm currently reading the ebook of I Was a Teenage Dwarf, by Max Shulman (1959), the second book of Dobie Gillis stories, for the first time. I've read the first book, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1951) many times. It was a great TV show (1959-63).

by charles swindoll...the grace awakening and hope again wwhen life hurts and dreams fade. much needed and very helpful...life is very maddening and messy. gthese books have helped me stay on track. not get bogged down with media headlines and other people's drama

Probably the most thought provoking book was "The Misunderstood Jew-The Church and the Scandal of the Jewish Jesus" by Rabbi Amy-Jill Levine. She is an excellent writer, mixing humor with great scholarship. She hopes to improve interfaith dialogue.

Hard to say, I've read a few dozen so far this year. I am enjoying the one I'm currently reading, "The Covenant" by James A. Michener. In particular the examination of the reasoning behind the Boer views on race and religion is intriguing.

I’ve tried many books but none interested me enough to finish

The forgotten Child by Richard Gallear.

Merrick

(something else entirely)