Favourite books of 2022

I didn't read as much as I did last year, but at over a book a week I was pretty happy with how much I got through! I don't like the idea of top 10's or top 5's, especially because the books I read cover a range of themes and genre's which are hard to compare. So instead of doing that I thought I'd just highlight a few of my favourites from this year.

Reading While Black – Review

Having submitted and completed my master’s dissertation in August, it’s freed me up to be able to read some books that have been on my to-read list for a while. One of those was Reading While Black by Esau McCaulley.

Why We Kneel, How We Rise by Michael Holding – Review

I’ll admit upfront that I am a big cricket fan, and so a book by Michael Holding would be appealing, whatever the topic. However, I remember seeing his passionate speech on Sky Cricket back in 2020, and so I hoped this book would be written with the same passion. I wasn’t disappointed.

Seven Signs of Life & Holiday SOS – Book Review

In the last few months I’ve read two very different medical biography-type books and I thought it would make sense to stick them both together for a review.

Wars of the Roses – Book Review

I decided to wait until I'd finished the whole series to write a review of these books, I'm too lazy to do four! These books were a pleasure to read, and I look forward to finally reading some more, historical fiction has earned itself a new fan!