Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010

More lovely lists!!  From the Library Journal website: “We can guarantee that each of these books offers a tremendous reading experience. Librarians—and booksellers—should feel confident in recommending them to their readers, suggesting them to book groups, and promoting them through a variety of venues. These are the books Americans will enjoy reading-and discussing,” says Brian Kenney, Editorial Director, Library Journal and School Library Journal.

The following titles make up their inaugural top ten list:

5186p6FPcyL. SL160  Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010American Terroir: Savoring the Flavors of Our Woods, Waters, and Fields Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Rowan Jacobsen

By Nightfall Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Michael Cunningham

Freedom Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Jonathan Franzen

How to Live: Or A Life of Montaigne in One Question and Twenty Attempts at an Answer Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Sarah Bakewell

Room Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Emma Donoghue

41L8%2BBBeJAL. SL160  Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Rebecca Skloot

The Passage Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Justin Cronin

The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by John Vaillant

The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010 by Isabel Wilkerson

Walker Evans: Decade by Decade Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010

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I have been a high school teacher for 15 years and am ready to embark on a new project! I hope to promote classic literature and help book clubs rediscover these gems.
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One Response to Library Journal’s Top Ten of 2010

  1. I’ve heard interesting things about the Cunningham work as well as the one by Skloot. Two of these, however, I started reading and simply could not get through. Thanks for sharing the list! It’s often enlightening to see what books are getting the buzz.

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