I promised at the end of 2015 that I’d do a round-up of my favourite novels of the year and here I am, over twelve months later, with a slightly different post. It seems odd to go back to what I read in 2015, so the best picks from that year will have to be inserted (ooh err) into a more general book post or video at another time – I want to talk about 2016 novels whilst they are still fresh in my mind.
So here they are; my three favourite novels and three least favourite. It was quite a struggle to pick the three best, but not at all difficult to pull out the worst – I read so many absolute duds last year, I could give you about ten titles. Though please don’t be offended if you read them and loved them – we’re all different, thank goodness, and if we all liked the same books then the world would be a dull place indeed. So, have a browse and feel free to discuss my choices in the comments below – FYI, I didn’t ever get around to reading A Little Life, mainly because so many of you put me off by saying how harrowing and depressing it was! Ha.
Best Reads:

Nutshell by Ian McEwan (find it online HERE). I enjoyed this immensely. A strange one to read when you’re heavily pregnant, because the narrative is told from the perspective of a nine month-old foetus. Trapped inside his mother’s womb, he reports on what he can hear in the outside world, and what unfolds is just fascinating – a thrilling murder, complet...