Early Completion of my 2021 Reading Goals!

The Great Alone By: Kristin Hannah

Kristin Hannah is one of my favourite authors, and this is another great book by her. I couldn’t put this book down, and that is solely credit to Hannah’s absolutely incredible writing skills because even when I felt a bit disconnected from the story, I was still glued to her book! Great story of love, survival and forgiveness. My Goodreads Review: 4/5 Stars.

A Promised Land By: Barack Obama

 This is a pretty long and detailed book. Obviously, everything mentioned is extremely important but, if you haven’t read autobiographies before, this may not be the best place to start. Barack Obama’s book has also made me interested in learning more about Michelle Obama. I have definitely added her book Becoming to my list of books I want to read. My Goodreads Review 4/5 Stars.

What Alice Forgot By: Liane Moriarty

I think about this book a lot. It brings into focus the complexities of marriage and raising children. It also reminds the reader not to lose who they are and what they stand for as they get older. There are so many great messages in this book. My Goodreads Review: 4/5 Stars.

The Siren By: Katherine St. John

This will be a memorable book for me as it is my first ever audiobook (and definitely not my last). This was such a unique way to read a book, and I loved it. The story itself was entertaining, and the ending was captivating. The story was written well and flowed perfectly. The author gave each section a perfect amount of time without adding too much unnecessary detail. This would make a great summer read! My Goodreads Review: 4/5 Stars.

The Silent Patient By: Alex Michaelides

This is one of the few true thrillers from my list. It was a captivating, mesmerizing thriller that kept me on my toes for most of the book. I definitely was shocked by the ending, and I would recommend it to people who love a good thriller. My Goodreads Review: 4/5 Stars.