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Favourite Books Of 2020!

Hey ForeverBookers, 

I’m sorry this is coming to you a little late but here’s my list of top 10 books I read in 2020. What a year...I didn’t read too much in 2020 but I plan to read a lot more in 2021 hopefully, fingers crossed!

1) A Discovery Of Witches by Deborah Harkness - my favourite EVER book (and series) but I didn’t read much in 2020 so I’ve counted this as #1! SUPER excited for season 2 of the TV show that starts in under a week! I’ll be rereading the second book at the same time! 

2) Royal Assassin by Robin Hobb - the SECOND book in the Realm Of The Elderlings series! It’s where the most story happens within the first trilogy. I hope to get to the Liveship Traders and maybe the Tawney Man trilogy in 2021! 

3) The Harry Potter series (1-5) by JK Rowling - It’s the first time I’m reading this series as a whole. I’m still reading it...but it’s great! I’m just over half way through the 6th book! I hope to have the series finished in January 2021 but we’ll see...book 5, the longest is my favourite so far!

4) Frostheart by Jamie Littler - A fantastic polar fantasy! Highly recommend! 

5) Blackbird by Kokano Sakurakoji - I reread this series in 2019/2020! It’s still my favourite manga series!

6) One Piece by Eiichiro Oda - Another great a manga series, this time, adventure that I started to reread in late 2020. I hope to finish it in 2021, or get as far as is released in English!

7)  The Assassin’s Blade by Sarah J Maas - LOVED going back to the TOG world! I’m SUPER excited for “A Court Of Silver Flames” in 2021 as well as hopefully continuing “TOG” with “Heir Of Fire” too!

8) The House With Chicken Legs by Sophie Anderson - A great middle grade, filled with love and hope...

9) A Pinch Of Magic by Michelle Harrison - A middle grade that combines adventure and heart! 

10) From Venice With Love by Rosemary Rey - an arc that I was sent. I enjoyed it!

Have you read any of these? What did you think? I'd be interested to know! I look forward to what the new year will bring!

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