Любимите ми фентъзи книги за 2025г. Въпреки, че харесвам почти всеки жанр в литературата, фентъзито си остава най-любимият ми такъв. Може би защото в доброто фентъзи можеш да намериш парченце от почти всеки друг жанр. Или защото реал…

Споделям с вас книжните ми преживявания през изминалата година. Споделяйте и вие ако решите. И ви благодаря, че ми отделяте от времето си 🌸

My favorite fantasy books for 2025. Thanks for your time 🌸

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The 10 bestselling Canadian books of 2025 | CBC Books CBC Books put together a list of the top 10 bestselling Canadian titles of 2025, based on data from independent bookstores.

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Honourable Mentions:

Marlen Haushofer - The Wall
Kaliane Bradley - The Ministry of Time

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Aunque no hay estadísticas sobre esto, sí que he conseguido separar los libros que me he leído del pilón de cómics. Mi objetivo 2025 se cumplió: 5 libros. Personajes muy muy chungos. Villanas magníficas. Narradores cero fiables. Sangre, muertes, oscuridad... muy 2025. #Lecturas2025 #Books2025

No sé separar los libros de los cómics así que este es el resultado:
Rut y Donna, los extremos. Me representa bastante bien este combo. #Books2025 #Lecturas2025

it’s was so hard 😭😭 #bestbooks #mm #booksbooksbooks #mmromancereads
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2025 in Review: The Books Good Morning Folks. As I often do, the start of a new year is a time for reflection back upon the previous one. While I never can seem to keep exactly the same rhythms anymore, I figured I might branch out and start what are hopefully a new series of yearly “in review” posts. 2025 was one of those years where I had to lean on distractions heavily, and those distractions came in many forms. Some of them were comfort gaming, others experiencing new anime, and an awful lot were the books that I read. This morning I am going to talk about some of the more significant books that I enjoyed. I set my goal for 30 books and ended up reading 38. For those curious, I use both Bookwyrm and Storygraph to track my reading journey. Bookwyrm is a federated client so it is very easy to share on Mastodon if the mood strikes me and I want to write a proper review of a book. Storygraph I mostly use because it has a really good recommendation algorithm, that has fed me a few books that I otherwise would not have paid attention to. ## My Best Friend’s Exorcism Probably my favorite single book of the year was My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix. This was my entry into this author’s work and at some point I want to check out more books. I read Witchcraft for Wayward Girls and it did not quite land the same for me. I think that might be in part because so much of this is my adolescent years bottled and packaged up into a novel form. It takes place in the 80s that I remember so vividly, and the pair remind me a bit of two of my friends who were always together but similarly somewhat mismatched. There is a made for amazon movie for this book… but I could not get through it. It just did not capture any of the magic of this book for me about demon possession and undying friendship. ## Dungeon Crawler Carl If we are not talking about single books, then my highlight of the year is reading the entirety of what has been published so far in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. This was my first foray into RPGLit and while I loved it… I am not sure if the larger genre is really my thing. In truth it takes a few books for this series to really reach its stride, and I think part of that is Matt Dinniman shuffling off the normal constraints of the genre and leaning into the best aspects of this cast of amazing characters. Specifically I LOVE the voice acting of Jeff Hayes, and if you have read these in text form, you owe it to yourself to listen to the audio books as well. Right now A Parade of Horribles is supposedly slotted for release in May and I am literally almost thrumming with excitement for it. ## Murderbot Series Another series that I fell in love with this year is Murderbot. In the months ahead of the release of the television series, I burned through these books and they are really comfortable reads. Each of them is very short and very focused, with a fast moving narrative that is just a delight. This will be another one of those series that I consume happily whenever a new book comes out, and at some point I should really dive out into the other things Martha Wells has written. Reading these books has made me realize that I might be slightly on the spectrum, just because the running internal monologue of Murderbot feels so god damned familiar to me. ## News Flesh Series In the column of… I should have read this decades ago… we have the Newsflesh series. Legitimately I remember seeing Feed at borders so many times and almost picking it up. I love Seanan McGuire, and I had no clue that Mira Grant was a pen name until earlier this year when I dove down this rabbit hole. This series is so damned good that it is almost painful that I did not read it before now. So many great characters delivered with only the level of sass that Seanan can. At some point I am going to start the October Daye series, because I am fully on board with anything crafted by this author I think. If you like zombies and honestly a kind of fresh spin on them, or at least fresh for the time in which these books came out. I highly suggest giving these a read. They go pretty quickly. In the biggest disappointment or the year… we have Space Oddity by Catherynne M. Valente. I loved the adventures of Decibel Jones in Space Opera last year so freaking much, that I was rather excited to read this sequel. The problem is… this book is a bit of a meandering mess. It eventually does find its heart and lands the plane safely… but holy shit are you going to have to wade through a lot of nonsense to get there. More than anything it feels like this author was pressured to write a sequel and had zero fucking clue how they wanted to do this thing. The entire first half of the book could essentially be removed and you would still have a reasonable plot. It just sort of feels like stalling until inspiration hit and then rushing to the finish line. ## Camp Damascus Camp Damascus from Chuck Tingle is the book that almost broke me. I had never read a Chuck Tingle book before, but this is very much not the usual “pounded in the butt by” book. This book is bleak… really fucking bleak. It is extremely well crafted and does a phenomenal job of exploring the themes of “gay conversion” camps through the lens of horror. Sure this is horror and sure there are fantastical elements, but the core of this narrative is all too real. It is well worth a read but it was a bit of a suckerpunch that left me reeling for awhile. I finished the book on March 27th, and it was not until July 23rd that I even attempted to read another book. Sure I had a really fucking bad July… for reasons I have gone into at length in so many posts… but this book drained me of the will to keep reading for awhile. ## Sworn Soldier Series Another series that I really enjoyed last year was the Sworn Soldier series by T. Kingfisher. Essentially this is the Gothic horror of Poe, Shelly and Stoker for a modern audience. Each of these books is pretty short, similar to the Murderbot books and are extremely easy reads. What Moves the Dead is effectively a re-imagining of the Fall of the House of Usher, and from there we get more interesting snippets of nature gone wrong, and eldritch horror in the other two novels. Alex Easton is an immediately likeable protagonist, and the books are just enjoyable. Well worth your time if you enjoy unknowable horrors. ## Cerulean Chronicles At least for me, as I have found out what a regressive shitbag that J.K. Rowling has turned out to be… I struggle with the Harry Potter series. I will always love the characters because those books meant so much to me as I was reading them, but I want zero of my dollars to ever go toward supporting her quite frankly evil causes. I’ve read that TJ Klune set out to write the Cerulean Sea series as an unabashedly clear wizarding tale, and one of love and warmth and acceptance. They succeeded in this and the two books are a joy to read. I happened to be turned onto this series just as the sequel was coming out, so I was able to read them back to back. The first novel is really tight and clearly focused, but the second one takes a little bit to get started but has a rousing finish. If you crave some intentionally queer friendly wizarding worlds… I suggest you also dive into this series. You can always see the full list of everything that I read in 2025 over on my Bookwyrm goals page, as that is probably the easiest and most concise way to see it. You can also follow me on Storygraph to see what I am actively reading there. I occasionally write reviews there, but fairly rarely as most of my content ends up here on the blog. What were some of your favorite books that you read in 2025? 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Good Morning Folks! Starting a bit of a 2025 in Review series on my blog, as this morning I talked about some of the important books that I read from last year.

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Screenshot from Fable of a gold seal that says From The Library of Kayla Mariah

Goodreads screenshot that says 2025 Year in books 14,382 pages read 51 books read

Screenshot from Fable Says "This year you read 51 books reaching 255% of your goal" with a list of books I read

Screenshot from Fable that has a couple books I read this year with the worst "You're in the tip 10% of Fantasy readers on Fable"

My gaming year was so slow but I read a lot this year #booksky #books2025

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Why You Need to Read…My Selections for Best Speculative Fiction Books of 2025 2025 was an…enduring year. Literally, I hit a roadblock every month this year. I won’t repeat everything that happened in this post, but please love those close to you and check your re…

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!

Here's my list of my Favorite Speculative Fiction Books of 2025!

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I read 106 books in 2025. It's so hard to pick favorites, but here are my top 11! debcushmanwriter.blogspot.com/2025/12/my-f...
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A flythrough ranking of my 2025 reads. #Books2025 #BookSky top spot to @jeffpearlman.bsky.social

23) Bennett, R.J., (2024). The Tainted Cup. Del Rey.

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22) Sanderson, B., (2023). Tress Of The Emerald Sea. Tor.

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21) VanderMeer, J., (2014). Annihilation. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.

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2025 Thank-you For Visiting The Christian Warriors Of God Official Website

Here is the new website for Christendom. On it you will regularly find new free Christian music and new Free Christian books. Merry Christmas and God Bless: sites.google.com/view/christi...
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Best Books 2025 2025 has been one of my biggest reading years. I have upped the ante of my regular reading diet because of writing my own book: research has been crucial.Parallel to this, I have found it tremendously...

Here are the books that did it for me in 2025 (with additions from earlier years slightly because I said so)
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20) Sanderson, B., (2009). Warbreaker. Tor.

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In Recognition of Distinguished Literary Achievement

Yarde Book Promotions proudly welcomes you to the
Tenth Annual Book of the Year Awards 2025! 🏆✨

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Book cover image for new book No One Ever Asked: The Untold Story of a Civil Rights Worker by Arnold Rochvarg

NO ONE EVER ASKED: The Untold Story of a Civil Rights Worker by Arnold Rochvarg is now available! Find the book here: upress.missouri.edu/978082622341... #CivilRights #NewBooks #Books2025

19) Sanderson, B., (2008). Mistborn: The Hero of Ages. Tor.

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Books titles featuring Skin by Catherine Bush, Islands of Abandonment by Cal Flyn, Endling by Maria Reva, and The Way Around by Nicholas Triolo.

A few of my favourite books this year, from writers I very much admire:

✨ Skin by Catherine Bush
✨ Endling by Maria Reva
✨ The Way Around by Nicholas Triolo
✨ Islands of Abandonment by Cal Flyn

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I'll update my #Books2025 thread here. I deleted it from Twitter because I didn't want people to know what kind of books I'm reading. Cancel culture is strong there. I didn't need unnecessary attention for something I inherently loved to immerse myself in. I kept track on Goodreads & Fable though.

I'm going to shift from writing to finish reading Dungeon Crawler Carl: This Inevitable Ruin

Finishing out the year with:
10 physical books
8 (probably 2 more) audiobooks.

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Reading Check-In: December 6, 2025 We made it to the end of 2025. Honestly, I’m happy to see it come to an end because each month of this year, a curveball shattered my everyday life. That being said, I strongly suggest that e…

Hello everyone! Here's my Reading Check-In for December 2025:

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The cover of The Once and Future King by T. H. White. It has a beige background with a simple, stylized image of a knight on a horse drawn in chunky black shapes.

Finally finished this one. I have complicated feelings - it's the first time in a while I've read a book that is obviously brilliant, and has parts that will probably stick with me for a long time, but that I struggled with because overall it just never grabbed me. #books2025

18) Kuang, R.F., (2025). Katabasis. Harper Voyager.

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Lit Hub’s 43 Favorite Books of 2025 It’s been another hard year for so many people, and in so many ways, but best-of lists are for remembering the good times, and reading is always good (at least the way we do it). Here are the…

Lit Hub’s 43 Favorite Books of 2025: New Stuff We Read This Year.
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November completed!! #booksky #books #books2025 #romancebooks

17) Sanderson, B., (2007). Mistborn: The Well of Ascension. Tor.

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