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Reading List 2022
A look back at what I read in 2022, split into fiction and non-fiction books. You can see my previous years 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021.
You can see my Goodreads Year in Books 2022 for the full list. I set out with the goal to read 25 books in the year and ended up reading 27, for a total of 9,646 pages.
Fiction
The Murder on the Links
A classic Hercule Poirot story by Agatha Christie, a bit dated and quaint
A Spindle Splintered
Audiobook - An enjoyable modern remix of the Sleeping Beauty story that goes into a literary multiverse.
Doll Bones
My daughter checked this one out of the library and it sounded interesting enough that I ended up reading it and she didn't. It's a good story and enjoyable, probably good for late Elementary or Middle School age kids and up.
Special Circumstances
A really enjoyable courtroom drama, good story, good characters kept me hooked all the way through
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires
A good fun thriller, I enjoyed it. There is not much horror and vampires, a few good scenes, but is mostly about the families and what happens when a vampire comes to the prim-and-proper suburbs in the South.
Orphan X
I enjoyed the story and character, a fun read! I was worried about too much extraneous details at the start; the details work okay for shaping his character, but too much about the various weapons and fighting techniques.
The Final Girl Support Group
From the title alone I loved the premise, and the book lived up to it. An homage to horror movies with a similar fun style as Scream or Cabin in the Woods. I blew through it in two days, if you enjoy horror movies, I definitely recommend it.
The Three-Body Problem
I'm missing something, so much praise for this book, I found it meandering and confusing
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