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Best book read in 2014?

I've started re-reading the series and, novel-wise, it's the best thing I read, last year.

Ruchi wrote: "Best book read in 2014?"

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Oh my gosh, that's a loaded question!

I read a lot of good books last year. Hmm; well now I have to think.

"Glory OBrien's History of the Future" was simply the one I got most excited about. I did really like it (a strange-but-fantastical mixture of weirdness and solid, relatable characters - as is AS King's signature!)

I did also really like "Fangirl" by Rainbow Rowell; although I skimmed through a lot of the fanfiction portions. I saw so much of myself in the main character of Cath, it was unreal!! :)

Manu wrote: "Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. That book was beauty personified. A pure genius!"

I had the same feeling when I read the book way back in 2010. It was my Best read of that year.

Silence of the lambs and Sister's fate are 2 of my best reads in 2014

The Wheel of Time series

"The Thirteenth Tale" by Diane Setterfield....though I was happily surprised by "Vanity Fair" too. :)

LOL!! I thought I had the answer to this until I looked through my pile. This is a hard one :"( but I guess I'll have to go with The Help It was a good story and it made me get teary at times.

Dorothy must die and splintered are a tie for me
loved them both.

Three Men in a Boat! Hilarious!

Gone with the wind

The Blood of Olympus

Manu wrote: "Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. That book was beauty personified. A pure genius!"

AGREED! Beautiful in every way.

Gone Girl. After that I read her other books. All stellar.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

This is so hard! Umm Geography of You and Me

I really enjoyed

I absolutely loved Maybe Someday! I would choose it but I'm going to have to go with Wolves at the Door it's the second book to one of my favorite series.

Most definitly To Kill a Mockingbird. The characters and the storyline was so good! I was able to read it in my english class so I was able to get more out of it I think!

I would have to say The Age of Miracles. It haunts me still.

by W. Bruce Cameron

Looking back at my list from 2014, I'd say my favorite was Notes From An Exhibition by Patrick Gale.