Top 25 Favorite Books of 2020

Hello and welcome to my channel, Taylor Talks Tales! This is my Top 25 Favorite Books of 2020 video. I read 250 books in 2020 so picking a top favorite list was very difficult and it took me forever to decide on the books. However, after a lot of thought now I'm very happy with this list.

*I did realize upon uploading that I forgot to include Kill Creek by Scott Thomas in the video, but I'm including it in the list below*

Overall 2020 was an incredible reading year for me. Not only did I read a record amount of books in one year, but a lot of the books I read were really enjoyable! Hopefully 2021 is another great reading year. Let me know what your favorite books were of 2020!

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Taylor's Top 25 Favorite Books of 2020 (with two honorable mentions):

The Fisherman by John Langan (January)
The Secret Life of Souls by Jack Ketchum (January)
Recursion by Blake Crouch (January)
Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky (January) HONORABLE MENTION
Middlegame by Seanan McGuire (February)
A Heart in A Body In the World by Deb Caletti (March)
Kill Creek by Scott Thomas (March)
The Forgotten Island by David Sodergren (April)
Children of the Dark by Jonathan Janz (April)
My Pretties by Jeff Strand (May)
If It Bleeds by Stephen King (May)
Blackwater by Michael McDowell (May)
White Pines by Gemma Amour (June)
Slowly We Rot by Bryan Smith (June)
Devil’s Creek by Todd Keisling (June)
The Listener by Robert McCammon (July)
To Be Devoured by Sarah Tantlinger (July) HONORABLE MENTION/FAVORITE NOVELLA
Duma Key by Stephen King (July)
The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones (August)
Deeplight by Frances Hardinge (August)
Hollow Kingdom by Kira Jane Buxton (September)
High Lonesome Sound by Jaye Wells (September)
Obscura by Joe Hart (September)
The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher (October)
Race the Sands by Sarah Beth Durst (November)
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune (November)
Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy (December)

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