Top 5 Of New January Books For Your Own Small Pleasures
Never-ending January is finally ending. However there is no reason to grumble and curse this blue month, as it provided us with a brilliant opportunity to stay in and take advantage of small pleasures like reading. Challenges or no challenges, finding a right book for your next read sometimes might turn to a quest. So here is our TOP 5 of new books released this month to simplify your search:
by Karissa Chen
This is an epic novel about sixty years of Chinese history through the lives of one couple. Haiwen sees Suchi through the Los Angeles supermarket window after sixty years. Suchi was a small girl when she first met Haiwen in Shanghai when he was playing violin. It should have been a happy love story but Haiwen enlisted into the army in 1947 to save his brother from the draft and left Suchi with just a violin and a forgive-me note. What happened to them and the world during these sixty-years when one of them was looking back to the past while another to the future?
by James Patterson & Brian Sitts
The second book in the Holmes, Margaret and Poe series is no less gripping as the first one, especially when written by such a master as James Patterson. This time it seems they stumbled on their toughest case yet. In New York they are called to investigate the abduction of six newborns from the hospital. Babies are missing in London, too, so Margaret is going over to London to follow the traces. But to solve the case they need their brain - Holmes who has actually left the agency and just disappeared.
by Tracey Lange
Those who like getting emotional while reading will definitely have opportunities to even have a tear or two down their cheek. Kyle comes back to a small town of Potsdam, New York, after his father suffers from a stroke. He left the town suddenly two years earlier, abandoning his family, employees and friends but most of all his wife of sixteen years Casey. Coming back step by step Kyle starts to think about staying, especially when he is asked to couch a local school hockey team but he has to somehow find a peace with Casey first.
by Freida McFaden
Some easy but thrilling reading never hurt nobody. Tegan who is eight months pregnant is driving to stay with her brother but due to the blizzard she hits a tree, crashes her car and brakes her ankle. Luckily she is saved by a couple who offer to stay in their cabin until the snow storm stops. But soon Tegan starts suspecting that something is wrong and she might be even in a greater danger than a crash in a blizzard.
by Marcus Zusak
Read this before adopting a dog! Marcus Zusak is telling his own experience after his family adopted three troublesome rescue dogs and the chaos began. And this is non-fiction book! All the street fights, public shamings, property damages, injuries, even hospital but most of all - tones of love.
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