Goodreads’s most read books this week
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This week, the most read books for Goodreads look quite similar last week, but we have a new title included – and immediately shoots at place # 1. Can you know what it is? That’s right, this is the greatest Emily Henry: a great big beautiful life. Unlike Emily Henry’s previous bestsellers, this one bends more to common fiction than romance.
To add a little variety to this list, I included the first five most read books in countries around the world. Today, we look at the goodreads of Goodreads in Brazil, India and Ireland. There is an overlap with the world elections, but there are some unique titles, such as Cabeça do Santo (Saint’s leader) from Socoro Akioli in Brazil and the Maeve Kerrigan #12) by Jane Casey in Ireland.
But before we get into the most popular readings of the moment, let’s talk about a few new books this week that you need to know about.
Two new books this week you need to know about
Unfortunately, the most read books of Goodreads tend not to be diverse in any definition of the word. So, here are some new books this week that deserve a broader readership.
Indian Old School by Aaron John Curtis
So far you have seen many novels about age, are you sure, but have you ever seen a middle era coming? In the debut of Curtis, Abe Jacobs is a 43-year-old man from Ahvene, who returned to his reservation, where he grew up after more than 20 years. The reason for his return? The doctors told him that he was dying, and he decided about the way treatment had never thought he would: healing into the hands of his unsaid, restored alcoholic uncle. He is now skeptical to be healed, but in his study there is a seed of hope. Through the witty lines and the reflections of the poet of Abe Alter Ego, Dominic Deer Woods, we see him encounter all those things that keep him away from his home all this time. -Erica ezeifedi
Kiss me, maybe Gabriela Gamez
When The next best fling I came out last year I realized I would have a new favorite author, but it was sealed when I saw the cover for Kiss me, maybeS Not only for the cover (though I want to say, look at it!), But also because of the indication of who will be the next protagonist and I was excited to read her love story. The Angela Angela Librarian has never been kissed. When she publishes something she declares so on social media, she accidentally becomes a viral, leading to a cleaner hunting where the winner receives her first kiss. And who is there to help her? The Crystal bartender, whom Angela fell in love with for a long time. But it is out of bounds and is uninterested in love. Right? “Jessica Pride
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Goodreads’s most read books this week
#5:
Fearless (powerless # 3) by Lauren Roberts
This romantic novel is the third book in the Simoli series, which is a “forbidden romance between a powerful prince and a simple girl.” Fearless I came out on April 8th. It was read by 18,000 users last week and has a 4.3 average rating.
Brazil: Cabeça do Santo (Saint’s head) by Socoro Akioli
India: The answer is not from Fredrick Becman
Ireland: Nesting by Roisín O’Donnell
#4:
Onyx Storm (Empyrean #3) by Rebecca Yaros
Yaros has completely torn off the bestsellers’ list this week but Onyx Storm He is still in place in the first five of the most read books of Goodreads. The most Empyrean novel was read by nearly 19,000 Goodreads users this week and has a 4.2 average rating.
Brazil: The King of Envy from Anna Huang
India: The host from Freida Mcfadden
Ireland: Lauren Roberts
#3:
Say you will remember me by Abby Jimenez
From the author of Just for the Summer comes a new romantic novel, which came out on April 1! Following is Samantha, who has a perfect, endless meeting with a beautiful Greek veterinarian Xavier. Then Samantha admits that she can only be overnight because her family is in crisis. Despite the distance, however, none of them can forget the time he spent together. Almost 20,000 Goodreads users read it this week and has a 4.1 average rating.
Brazil: Deep end by Ali Hazelwood
India: Lauren Roberts
Ireland: The secret room by Jane Casey
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