It’s that time of year when lots of wrapping up happens. There is the literal wrapping up of toys, clothes, singing fish, decades-old fruit cakes passed back and forth between families and, of course, books. And then there is the traditional wrapping up of the year which results in the October to December flow of “favorites” and “best of” lists.
Well, guess what? Here’s another one. I don’t want you, dear reader, to feel left out from the “best” and “favorite” crowd, so this is my version of a 2022 review. This week’s recommendations are some of my favorite reads from 2022, but there were many, so keep in mind that 2022 was another great year for reading — and the library is here to help each and every reader.
Happy Holidays!
- “April Fools’ Day: My Dad’s Funnier Than Your Dad: Growing Up with Tim Conway in the Funniest House in America” by Kelly Conway.
- “Camel Crazy: A Quest for Miracles in the Mysterious World of Camels” by Christina Adams.
- “How Tickles Saved Pickles: A True Story” by Maddie Johnson.
- “The Littlest Things Give the Loveliest Hugs” by Mark Sperring.
- “My Houseplant Changed My Life: Green Well-Being for the Great Indoors” by David Domoney.
- “The Pie Room: 80 Achievable and Show-Stopping Pies and Sides for Pie Lovers” by Calum Franklin.
- “Spare Parts: The Story of Medicine Through the History of Transplant Surgery” by Paul Craddock.
