Books 2019 & Earlier

What I read this year.

1. Priestdaddy — Patricia Lockwood

2. Eating Animals — Jonathan Safran Foer

3. This Will Only Hurt A Little — Busy Philipps

4. The Four Agreements — Don Miguel Ruiz

5. Adele — Leila Slimani

6. Talking to Strangers — Malcolm Gladwell

7. Over The Top — Jonathan Van Ness

8. Platform Revolution — Geoffrey G. Parker

9. Call Me By Your Name — André Aciman

2018

1. You Are A Badass — Jen Sincero

2. My Life On the Road — Gloria Steinem

3. Lean In — Sheryl Sandberg

4. Hunger — Roxane Gay 

5. What Happened — Hillary Rodham Clinton

6. Stay With Me — Ayobami Adebayo

7. Big Magic — Brenne Brown

8. The Rules Do Not Apply — Ariel Levy

9. Woman Code — Alisa Vitti

10. I Might Regret This — Abbi Jacobson

11. Whatever Happened to Interracial Love? — Kathleen Collins

12. Sea of Strangers — Lang Leav

13. Heart Talk — Cleo Wade

2017

1. Redefining Realness — Janet Mock

2. Big Little Lies — Liane Moriarty

3. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings — Maya Angelou

4. Modern Romance — Aziz Ansari

5. Girl on the Train — Paula Hawkins

6. Outliers — Malcolm Gladwell

7. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone — J.K. Rowling

8. Just Mercy — Bryan Stevenson

9. Bad Feminist — Roxane Gay

10. Nine Stories — JD Salinger 

11. Evicted — Matthew Desmond

12. Sula — Toni Morrison 

13. Giovanni's Room — James Baldwin

14. Men Explain Things to Me — Rebecca Solnit

15. You Can't Touch My Hair — Phoebe Robinson

16. P.S. from Paris — Marc Levy

17. The Girls — Emma Cline

18. The Handmaid's Tale — Margaret Atwood

19. Plan B — Sheryl Sandburg

20. Where'd You Go Bernadette? — Maria Semple

21. The Hate U Give — Angie Thomas