Sarah Anne's Top Reads of 2020
In Hercule Poirot's Christmas, Simeon Lee has gathered his family back home for Christmas. Four sons, their wives and one granddaughter are present the day that ends with him being murdered.
Hercule Poirot’s Christmas by Agatha Christie
The Christmas Light is a story of finding the hope needed to move forward after facing a huge loss. The book has Christian themes of love and hope without being preachy.
The Christmas Light by Donna VanLiere
I laughed several times while listening to the audiobook of Christmas Letters. The thoughts in Katherine’s head are very realistic. Each character comes to life rather quickly and makes for an interesting cast.
Christmas Letters by Debbie Macomber
I enjoyed reading Candlelight Christmas as Darcy’s struggle with opening her heart again felt realistic.
Candlelight Christmas by Susan Wiggs
A Highland Christmas was a very enjoyable holiday read about people, connection and the holiday spirit
A Highland Christmas by M.C. Beaton
The 13th Day of Christmas is a bittersweet holiday book. The light-heartened of the letters and presents is a contrast to the darkness of cancer, depression and financial struggles. It is a story of hope and how loving one person can often change your life.
The 13th Day of Christmas by Jason F. Wright
I read The Noel Letters in one day and was so glad for this story. It’s a story focused on a father and daughter relationship and how we can see just the side of the story we want to see. The truth is out there if we want to find it, though.
The Noel Letters by Richard Paul Evans
Anxious People follows the lives of several characters during the hostage situation, but also does flashbacks of their lives. While there are quite a few characters, the plot is easy to follow.
Anxious People by Fredrik Backman
Sarah Anne's Bookshelf - November 2020