Best Books of 2015

Best Books of 2015

Here is a list of the best books that I’ve read this year and that were published in 2015.

Fiction

  1. The Truth According to Us – Annie Barrows
  2. The Sisters of Versailles – Sally Christie
  3. The Dream Lover – Elizabeth Berg
  4. The Witch of Napoli – Michael Schmicker
  5. The Mapmaker’s Children – Sarah McCoy

Non-Fiction

  1. A Beginner’s Guide to Paradise – Alex Sheshunoff
  2. The Undertaker’s Daughter – Kate Mayfield
  3. Post-Traumatic Church Syndrome  – Reba Riley
  4. French Illusions: From Tours to Paris – Linda Kovic-Skow
  5. A Passion for Paris – David Downie

Unfortunately, while I love graphic novels, I don’t have time to review them. But I thought I would include my favorite in this list anyway…

Graphic Novels

  1. The Owner’s Manual to Terrible Parenting – Guy Delisle
  2. Sunny Side Up – Jennifer Holm
  3. The Sculptor – Scott McCloud
  4. Tru Detective – Norah McClintock
  5. Displacement – Lucy Knisley

What were your preferred books of 2015?

Alex Sheshunoff Annie Barrows David Downie Elizabeth Berg Guy Delisle Jennifer Holm Kate Mayfield Linda Kovic-Skow list Lucy Knisley Michael Schmicker Norah McClintock Reba Riley Sally Christie Sarah McCoy Scott McCloud

Cecile

Cécile Sune was born in Lyon, France, and her obsession with books started when she was 14. Her grandparents had lent her Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, and she spent part of the summer indoors reading. Needless to say, her tan didn't really improve that year! It was also around that time that Cécile fell in love with the English language. Several years later, in 1999, Cécile moved to Toronto, Canada, with her cat and 5 suitcases. Her love of reading greatly increased when she discovered that English books were much cheaper than French novels. In 2013, she decided to start a blog to share her passion. Cécile now lives in Ottawa, Canada, with her husband and their daughter, and works as a freelance translator (CS Revision).

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