The Books I Read in 2022
It is always important to take time to reflect on the books we have read in a year in order to analyze our decisions and find new ways to broaden our horizons in the upcoming year.
I am a fan of non-fiction, especially those that focus on history and the period between the start of the first world war, the raging times in between, and the second world war. I am also a fan of science and personal experience books, as they give me a different insight into the world around me. However, I consciously try to fit some fiction in there and challenge myself to explore new genres and authors.
Overall, this has been a decent year of reading for me. I read a few really fantastic books, and I struggled through one or two real stinkers. I have pushed myself to expand my horizons, both in terms of genre and authorship. I am so excited to continue this journey into the new year and am looking forward to the new books that await me.
The Good
Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand: Easily the best book of the year. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone. An Olympic…
