reading list 2022
My reading goal in 2022 is to continue the habit I developed in 2020 and to read every day. To make things interesting, one of my 22 for 2022 things is to work through the Dymocks 2022 Reading Challenge, which has 20 reading suggestions and a further six extra challenging suggestions, so some of the books I’ll be reading will be connected to that.
My reading list 2022
- The Erratics by Vicki Laveau-Harvie
- A Bookshop Christmas by Rachel Burton
- Deep Work by Cal Newport
- Circle of Nine by Josephine Pennicott
- What Really Happened in Wuhan by Sharri Markson
- Clapperland by Terry Aulich
- Listen: How to find the words for tender conversations by Kathryn Mannix
- Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
- 7 1/2 by Christos Tsiolkas
- Find Your Unicorn Space by Eve Rodsky
- Write it all Down by Cathy Rentzenbrink
- Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
- The Love You Deserve by Jen Morris
- The Novel Project by Graeme Simsion
- Why People Photograph by Robert Adams
- Belonging to the Earth: Nature Spirituality in a Changing World by Julie Brett
- Menopocalypse by Amanda Thebe
The Dymocks Reading Challenge 2022
Find out more about this challenge here or download the list.
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Bought it for the cover
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Trending on #BookTok
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Illustrated cover
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A friend’s favourite
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Otherworldly: Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
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Inspiring change: Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
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Love story: A Bookshop Christmas by Rachel Burton
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Start of a series
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A Classic
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Australian author – #readaustralian: Clapperland by Terry Aulich
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A book you keep seeing
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Number in the title: 7 1/2 by Christos Tsiolkas
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Re-read a favourite: Circle of Nine by Josephine Pennicott
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From where you’d rather be
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An adventure
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Feel good
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Released this year
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Award-winner
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First Nations author
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Dymocks Book of the Month
Extra challenging
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450+ pages
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A book older than you
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Bottom of your TBR pile
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Finished in a day
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Read entirely outside
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Out of your comfort zone