Links provided to all reviews (size of reviews varies).
1. Under the Jaguar Sun - Italo Calvino
2. You Were There Too - Colleen Oakley
3. What Red Was - Rosie Price
4. Sanditon - Jane Austen and Kate Riordan
5. Virus on Orbis 1: The Softwire - P. J. Haarsma
6. A Beginning at the End - Mike Chen
7. Almost Just Friends - Jill Shalvis
8. If Cats Disappeared from the World - Genki Kawamura
9. Why My Cat Is More Impressive Than Your Baby - Matthew Inman
10. Dragonshadow - Elle Katharine White
February:
11. Strange Planet - Nathan W. Pyle
12. American Dirt - Jeanine Cummins
13. The Lion and the Lyceum - Alex Beene and Taylor Weidemann*
14. The Sun Down Motel - Simone St. James
15. Crosstalk - Connie Willis
16. The World of Sanditon - Sara Sheridan
17. Freedom is a Constant Struggle - Angela Y. Davis
18. Red, White, and Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston
19. The Antidote for Everything - Kimmery Martin
20. Nerp! - Sarah Lynne Reul
March:
21. Such a Fun Age - Kiley Reid
22. Promised - Leah Garriott
23. A Murderous Relation - Deanna Raybourn
24. And They Called It Camelot - Stephanie Marie Thornton
25. Darling Rose Gold - Stephanie Wrobel
26. The Suicide Run - William Styron
27. The Song of the Tree - Coralie Bickford-Smith
April:
28. Flamebringer - Elle Katharine White
29. The Love Story of Missy Carmichael - Beth Morrey
30. The Secret Lives of People in Love - Simon Van Booy
31. Sailing Alone Around the Room - Billy Collins
32. The Big Finish - Brooke Fossey
33. Horrorstör - Grady Hendrix
34. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead - Tom Stoppard
35. Lakeshire Park - Megan Walker
36. Nature's Best Hope - Douglas W. Tallamy
37. The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany - Lori Nelson Spielman
May:
38. The Malady of Death - Marguerite Duras
39. Talkative Man - R. K. Narayan
40. All Systems Red (Murderbot #1) - Martha Wells
41. Orphan Monster Spy - Matt Killeen
42. Premeditated Myrtle - Elizabeth C. Bunce
43. The Paris Hours - Alex George
44. Psi-Man: Mind-Force Warrior (Psi-Man #1) - David Peters, aka Peter David
45. The Prisoner's Wife - Maggie Brookes
June:
46. Unflappable - Suzie Gilbert
47. Jacob the Baker - Noah ben Shea
48. Wow, No Thank You - Samantha Irby
49. The Jane Austen Society - Natalie Jenner
50. What You Wish For - Katherine Center
51. A Song Below Water - Bethany C. Morrow
52. Stranger Planet - Nathan W. Pyle
53. Devil Darling Spy - Matt Killeen
54. Bubble Kisses - Vanessa Williams and Tara Nicole Whitaker
July:
55. Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen
56. The End of October - Lawrence Wright
57. Artificial Condition - Martha Wells
58. I Am I Am I Am - Maggie O'Farrell
59. The Good Girl - Mary Kubica
60. Stop! Bot! - James Yang
61. Tales from Outer Suburbia - Shaun Tan
62. The War I Finally Won - Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
63. The Plains - Gerald Murnane
64. They Called Us Enemy - George Takei, Elsinger, Scott, and Becker
65. Too Much and Never Enough - Mary L. Trump
66. Dominicana - Angie Cruz
67. On the Island - Tracey Garvis Graves
August:
68. Where Are the Galapagos Islands? - Megan Stine
69. The City We Became - N. K. Jemison
70. Finna - Nino Cipri
71. Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? - Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD
72. Castle in the Clouds - Kerstin Gier
73. The Time of Green Magic - Hilary McKay
74. The Thing About Jellyfish - Ali Benjamin
75. Minnie's Room - Mollie Panter-Downes
76. The Readers' Room - Antoine Laurain
77. Agnes at the End of the World - Kelly McWilliams
78. Skunk and Badger - Amy Timberlake
September:
79. One Fine Day - Mollie Panter-Downes
80. Tokyo Ueno Station - Yū Miri
81. 5-Minute Pete the Cat Stories - James Dean
82. The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell - Robert Dugoni
83. Challenger Deep - Neal Shusterman
84. Finna - Nate Marshall
October:
November:
December:
*A few words within a post, no separate review
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