I like to end the year with a sister post to my top 10 books of the year 2025 blog. My most read reviews post looks at what you’ve all been loving this year and reading most. As you can see, it’s a pretty mixed bag and not all are posts I published in 2025, some have a legacy and I love that.

Discover more about these fantastic books below.

/ All Fours by Miranda July

Interestingly, I know this book isn’t for everyone but I loved it and you were at least intrigued enough to look up a review of it! The story of an artist at a crossroads in her life, it’s packed full of witty observations and a unique take on getting what you want from life.

/ We Solve Murders by Richard Osman

Now, I can’t sat that I loved We Solve Murders. It was fine for a holiday read but I really don’t get why it isn’t just part of the Thursday Murder Club and that just annoyed me a little. The extra franchise for another franchise-sake vibes.

/ Trespasses by Louise Kennedy

I know this review has hit my most-read list due to the TV adaptation on Channel 4 this year. That aside, Trespasses is a brilliant book about a young woman falling in love in Belfast at the height of the troubles. So emotional and gripping.

/ Earthlings by Sayaka Murata

Translated from its original Japanese, this is most-probably unlike anything you’ve read. Quirky, disturbing and totally engrossing.

/ The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena

Another review that originally saw its spike after a TV adaptation, but its stayed strong, showing the love for this brilliant domestic-thriller from Shari Lapena. It is indeed all about neighbours whose lives are not what they seem… Such a good read.

/ Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Ending on a classic. The love for this post just proves the classics are always on people’s radars and Pride and Prejudice really is one that holds its own. Funny, charming and a commentary on the society of its time. It really is the definition of a must-read.

I’m so grateful for everyone that takes the time to read my reviews and hopefully finds their next great read here. Wishing you all a wonderful 2026!