Published 22:20 IST, November 28th 2019
Best 2019: Books to read before the year ends
Best 2019 Books that came out this year and made a huge impact on the audiences, here are some of the best books until now you must read before the year ends
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2019 has been an amazing year for book lovers with many good books releasing this year. Many books that came out had a lasting impact on fans. Be it the fantasy genre or science fiction, fans have enjoyed several books. Here are some books from 2019 that should be on your reading list.
2019's best books that should be on your reading list
Chernobyl by Serhii Plokhy
Chernobyl is currently the winner of the Baillie Gifford Prize. Historian Serhii Plokhy, in his book, opens archives to recreate the events of the dreadful Chernobyl tragedy. The fateful night of April 26, 1986, is what the book speaks about. It is a detailed historical documentation of the events that happened at the place.
Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield
The story is a multilayered mystery filled with folklore and suspense. It also has hints of romance and scientific interpretations from the Darwinian age. The book creates a beautiful atmosphere for the reader resembling Setterfield’s bestseller The Thirteenth Tale.
It’s no bad thing to wake up on a Tuesday morning to a complimentary tweet from the author of one of your favourite books. https://t.co/Y3B94Tzdh7
— Diane Setterfield (@DianeSetterfie1) November 26, 2019
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Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells
This is a book that talks about climate change and sheds light on the possibility of an apocalypse. This book went on to gain over seven million views on a popular book review site overnight. This book is a must-read as it depicts some of the most real ways of how climate change can affect the planet.
Next month, @timdugganbooks will publish my big climate book, The Uninhabitable Earth, in which I try to take a very broad, and very long, view of the state of the climate crisis and all the ways it promises to transform how we live on this planet—all of us. (1/x) https://t.co/ZPVgIdT5S6
— David Wallace-Wells (@dwallacewells) January 9, 2019
The Warehouse by Rob Hart
The book is about a massive warehouse owned by a retailer, in a company that keeps its secrets to themselves. Two allies decide upon infiltrating this warehouse and fight against the machines. Winning is the only way they can succeed in their endeavour. To defeat this mechanical system, the two allies will need to be inside the warehouse, thus becoming part of it.
Well? You heard the man. https://t.co/rrxKoZh2o6
— Rob Hart (@robwhart) August 20, 2019
21:10 IST, November 28th 2019