Divergent Veronica Roth (chosen by Kelsey) The first 2 were both my absolute favourites of the year. The characters were particularly well developed and believeable and meshed together to make a very good read about the interactions that happen between family members. Instructions for a heatwave Maggie O’Farrell (chosen by Pam) I found the concept of the effect that unexpected situations can have on people particularly interesting in light of our own circumstances over the past three years. Wool Hugh Howey (chosen by Jenny) Great story, a real page turner, unexpected, awesome dystopian novel. I read these to them pretty much every night and we are almost through the series. Top titles The How to train your Dragon series Cressida Cowell (chosen by Danny) I love them as they are totally relished by my kids (10 and 8).
knit1purl1’s top reads 2013 12 favourite fiction and non-fiction reads. ChristchurchCat’s best reads / listens / watches of 2013 Ecletic dippings from Christos Tsiolkas to Abigail Tarttelin. Joyce’s booktastic reading list for 2013 A list of spiffy books and DVDs. Fave YA books of 2013 – The BookWitch 11 top books for teens. Fave picture books 2013 – The BookWitch 15 of the best picture books of the year. stewaroby’s best books of 2013 A splendid top ten including comics, fiction and non–fiction. Ma1co1m’s best comics of 2013 A brilliant list of top comics. Best of 2013 – Alina A selection of comics, fiction and non–fiction. 2013 best books – Rachaelistic 10 top fiction and non–fiction books. Best reads of 2013 – ShadyladyNZ Titles including James Herriot, Patricia O’Neill, and Judy Nunn. Best reads of 2013 – Roberta A selection of top books that would all suit book clubs. Bronnypop’s best of 2013 Twelve top titles including authors like Neil Gaiman and Joe Hill. Birdwatcher’s best of 2013 A great selection encompassing cooking, fiction, crafts, art, and history. Booklists Best reads of 2013 - Kebabette From The Luminaries to Prince to Pulphead, with some comics.
Christchurch City Libraries staff and customer picks Best (and worst)Įxplore our fiction selector Philip Tew’s picks of the best and worst of 2013. Since 2000, we have been collecting information on the most popular reads for the year. Have your say by filling out our Best reads of 2013 survey.
What books have you loved this year? The following lists bring together the cream of the crop of 2013’s books – from the picks of our staff and customers, to the lists published by magazines, newspapers and booksellers.
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