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Books I loved in 2025

January 5, 2026 Sara DavisLeave a comment

2025 was not a great year for reading, but here are the 13 books I loved the best this year.

Posted in Books I Loved, FictionTagged aisha sabatini sloan, american bulk, beautyland, Books I Loved, borealis, daisy hildyard, death by landscape, elvia wilk, emily mester, h is for hawk, helen macdonald, jamie hood, julia armfield, laura marris, marie-helene bertino, nell stevens, orbital, private rites, rejection, samantha harvey, the age of loneliness, the light eaters, The original, the second body, tony tulathimutte, trauma plot, zoe schlanger

Reading Roundup: September 2025

October 1, 2025October 2, 2025 Sara Davis2 Comments

Creation Lake, H is for Hawk, Theory of Water.

Posted in Fiction, Monthly Reading RoundupTagged ai in the news, creation lake, h is for hawk, helen macdonald, leanne betasamosake simpson, rachel kushner, theory of water

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