Somehow the decade is almost over and lots of people are looking back. LitHub recently published a whole compendium of book best-ofs for the 2010s, including best novel.
While I read so many great books throughout the 2010s (A Very Large Expanse of Sea, Station Eleven, Dirty Wings, The Sky is Everywhere, The Hate U Give to name but a few), I wonder if the novel that we’ll remember later for best encapsulating this tremendously weird and unsettling decade is Gone Girl.
What’s your choice for book of the decade?
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The Book with No Pictures by BJ Novak. Absolutely brilliant and groundbreaking picture book. I have never seen anything like it in my career.
A picture book is a book with no pictures! Sounds intriguing. I’ll check it out. Thanks.
Rules of Civility, Disappearing Earth, Annabel, Us, All the Light We Cannot See, Tin Man.