The Year 2023 Has Provided Us With Some Fantastic Titles. See Our Selection Of Riveting Autobiographies, Page-Turning Novels, And More Below If You Want To Read The Book That People Can’t Stop Talking About This Year (So Far), The book that will change your life in 2023 is just around the corner. Take a peek at The Best Book Of 2023 So Far, and get ready to be educated, entertained, and inspired. If you’re looking for a little knowledge and a lot of laughs, we recommend reading any of These are 8 Best New Must-Read Book In 2023.
Life Among the Terranauts By CAITLIN HORROCKS Book
In a series of bright, entertaining short stories, we meet characters who live in slightly fanciful domains and others who are navigating very human situations that could be plucked from our own lives. Whether you enjoy science fiction, realistic fiction, or short escapes from reality, you’ll find something here to enjoy.
The Removed: A Novel By BRANDON HOBSON
After Their Son Ray-Ray Is Slain In A Police Shooting, The Echota Family Will Never Be The Same. His Mother Maria Is Dealing With Her Husband Edgar’s Deteriorating Dementia, While Their Daughter Sonja Lives Alone And Her Brother Edgar Is Battling Heroin Addiction. As The One-Year Anniversary Of Ray-Death Ray’s Approaches, Maria And Edgar Adopt A Foster Boy Who May Be Just What The Family Needs.
The Kindest Lie: A Novel By NANCY JOHNSON
When Ruth becomes pregnant as a teenager, she places her baby for adoption and leaves town to pursue an Ivy League education in the hopes of putting them both on a better path. But she can’t seem to get over him, so when her husband decides to establish a family, she returns home to find out what happened to her kid. The story that follows is one of family, racism, poverty, and love.
This Close to Okay: A Novel By LEESA CROSS-SMITH
We all carry our pasts with us, and nowhere is this more evident than in this moving story about two strangers who meet when they both need someone. When Tallie Clark, a recently divorced therapist, discovers Emmett about to leap from a bridge, she pulls over. She coaxes him to safety, and we learn over the course of the tumultuous weekend that Emmett wasn’t the only one who needed saving.
No One Is Talking About This: A Novel By PATRICIA LOCKWOOD
This fragmented, genre-bending tale about a woman who becomes famous on social media and worries about what “the portal” is doing to society, her brain, and the others who use it seems odd yet achingly familiar at the same time. It’s strange, oddly amusing, and at times stinging, and it’s a must-read for those of us who use social media.
The Last Thing He Told Me By Laura Dave Book
The Last Thing He Told Me is a heartfelt, slow-burning mystery. The story revolves around Hannah, a 40-year-old woodturner who moved to Sausalito, California, with her new husband, Owen, and his 16-year-old daughter, Bailey. Hannah receives a note from Owen one afternoon that simply says, “Protect her.” Hannah is on the run from the FBI and state troopers, and she must figure out why Owen departed and if he was truly the man she thought she married.
Matrix: A Novel By Lauren Groff
Lauren Groff shows us women’s desires in an entirely new way and in a place where desire, especially women’s desire is considered a sin. The strength of Matrix lies in its voice and perspective. Groff builds a world where the men are periphery, yet the patriarchal structures and subservience to men’s wills rooted in the women who drive this novel are still palpable. It is a fine line to walk for any woman who dares to go against the grain, and Groff walks that line beautifully through Marie.
The Kite Runner By by Khaled Hosseini Book
The unforgettable, heartbreaking story of the unlikely friendship between a wealthy boy and the son of his father’s servant, caught in the tragic sweep of history, The Kite Runner transports readers to Afghanistan at a tense and crucial moment of change and destruction. A powerful story of friendship, it is also about the power of reading, the price of betrayal, and the possibility of redemption; and an exploration of the power of fathers over sons—their love, their sacrifices, their lies.
