National Book Lovers Day
- Olivia Swindler
- Aug 10, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 31, 2022
Happy National Book Lovers Day! In celebration of one of the most joyful days of the year, I put together a (very much not exhaustive) list of my favorite books. It is almost impossible for me to pick a **favorite** book, but this is a list of the books that I think about and come back to often. (And most likely have recommended 39487 times...)
Happy reading! :)
This is the book that made me fall in love with reading. It was my favorite as a child, and is my favorite now.
It is hard for me not to include all of Fredik Backman's books on this list, but of all of his books, this one is my favorite.
Love cooking shows and a sassy narrator? This book is perfect.
Love eating? I think this is my most recommended book of all time. I love Stanley Tucci.
Dolly Alderton writes about being single in your 30s in the most beautiful way. This is one of the most relatable books I've read.
I am not a fan of sci-fi, but I am a fan of this book.
This book is a heartbreaking must-read. Think about the courage it took for Miller to tell her story all the time.
I grew up on a steady diet of Oprah, and this book is everything I loved about her interviews with science. Highly recommend for anyone trying to figure out what makes a human.
This book is witty and fun and made me want to travel to Antarctica.
Blake Crouch writes about science in a way that is comprehensible and human emotions in a way that will move you to tears.
This book is transportable magic.
I have never read a book quite like this; I loved every page.
Before reading this book I didn't think I would ever care about video games, now I care enough that they moved me to tears. This book is spectacular.
This book found me at the perfect time. I cannot recommend it enough.
The most relatable book I've ever read.
Like everyone, I spent half of my time googling to make sure that this book was not based on a real band. Incredible.
I am a lifetime member of the Malcolm Gladwell fan club.
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