My top 5 April picks

 Hi everyone,

Reading can be such an advantageous way to soak up some extra time we have now since we are home. But with so many books out it can be difficult to choose which one to read. So I thought I would share my top 🖐 for each genre.
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Children’s book:
Billie B Brown : Sally Rippin
Besties: Felice Arena
Alice-Miranda at school : Jacqueline Harvey
The 39-story treehouse: Andy Griffiths
James and the giant peach : Ronald Dahl

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YA fantasy:
The bone witch : Rin Chupeco
An enchantment of ravens : Margaret Rogerson
Gone: Michael Grant
Girls with sharp sticks: Suzanne Young
City of bones: Cassandra Clare

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YA contemporary:
I’ll give you the sun : Jandy Nelson
The best lies : Sarah Lyu
Holding up the universe: Jennifer Niven
The hate you give/ on the come up: Angie Thomas
Friday night: Abbi Glines

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Fiction fantasy:
Chosen one: Veronica Roth
House of earth and blood: Sarah J Maas
Circle: Madeline Miller
Rivers of London : Ben Aaronvitch
The city we became : N.K Jemisin

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Fiction Romance:
Hot mess : Emma Hart
The Paris model: Alexandra Joel
Whiskey: molly mcadams
Undercover bromance: lussa Kay Adams
Down and dirty: Kendall Ryan

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Fiction:
Moral compass: Danielle steel
The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo: Taylor Jenkins Reid
The confessions: Jessie Burton
The last days of the Romanov Dancer: Kern Turner
The Paris secret: Natasha Lester

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Crime/thriller
The glass hotel: Emily St.John Mandel
Rules for a perfect murder: Peter Swanson
Somethings should remain buried: Lynda la plante
The gilded cage: Camilla lackberg
Deep water : Sarah Epstein

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Classics:
The great Gatsby: F.Scott Fitzgerald
Emma: Jane Austin
Oliver Twist: Charles Dickens
Women in black: Madeline St. John
Republic: Plato, Christopher Rowe

I hope there are some ideas and something for every reader no matter the level or preference. Let me know if you have read any of these. As always happy reading.
C