Your Best and Worst Books of 2015?

[Abby is Q]

I'm interested in what others read so maybe I can play catch up in the future. I only read and handful of new releases this year and mostly read older novels. For me though...

Best: The Girl on the Train - Pretty much by default. It was the only 2015 book I actually enjoyed.

Worst: Armada - It's crazy how crap like this can get big. I guess Ernest Cline got lucky with Ready Player One because this would have likely never been so big if he didn't all ready have a popular novel.

[Jett Rink]

Best - The Supernatural Enhancements.

Worst - The Martian. I absolutely despise this book and the poor writing style.

[eightslicesofpie]

I mostly read older releases, but I really enjoyed all the 2015 ones I picked up. My favorites were Nemesis Games by James SA Corey (which is the fifth in the Expanse series), the first two volumes of The Familiar by Mark Z. Danielewski (which are very odd and dense, so not for everyone), and Slade House by David Mitchell

[Abby is Q]

Originally Posted by eightslicesofpie

I mostly read older releases, but I really enjoyed all the 2015 ones I picked up. My favorites were Nemesis Games by James SA Corey (which is the fifth in the Expanse series), the first two volumes of The Familiar by Mark Z. Danielewski (which are very odd and dense, so not for everyone), and Slade House by David Mitchell

Surprisingly, I had not even heard of Slade House. After reading about it, it sounds like the kind of stuff I usually try to read. I'm adding it to my to-read list.

[davidsal]

Mystery by the Sea

[jarrod_inf]

Finders Keepers is the only book released in 2015 that I've read so that wins by default.