Bedside Reading

Twixtmas Special: Ten good reads from 2022 and 8 to think about for 2023...

December 27, 2022 Bedside Reading Podcast Season 3 Episode 15
Bedside Reading
Twixtmas Special: Ten good reads from 2022 and 8 to think about for 2023...
Show Notes

It's a funny time of year, one of endings and beginnings and what better way to mark the end of 2022 than to have some friends of the podcast, old and new to review their favourite books of 2022 and think about some to-read ideas for 2023.  Nine healthcare professional guests and I share some highlights and anticipated reads.

A huge thank you to

Pim Dhahan https://twitter.com/DrPimPim who recommended Mr Loverman by Bernadine Evaristo and is looking forward to some new Stephen King

Becky Platt  https://twitter.com/BeckyPlatt3 who recommended The Bullet that Missed by Richard Osman and is looking forward to reading Tornado of Life by Jay Baruch

Vicky Thomas https://twitter.com/LittleDoctorVic who recommended Sorrow and Bliss  by Meg Mason

Austin O'Carroll https://twitter.com/austinoc_austin who recommended Tresspasses by Louise Kennedy and is looking forward to reading The Unfit Heiress by Audrey Farley

Anna Young https://twitter.com/annanursesheff who recommended Mayflies by Andrew O'Hagan and is looking forward to Raynor Wynn's third book Landlines

Sabina Dosani https://twitter.com/DrSabinaDosani who recommended a collection of poems called Ovarium by Joanna Ingham and is looking forward to Getting Better  by Michael Rosen in 2023

Dave Hindmarsh https://twitter.com/gp_templates who recommended The Culture Code  by Daniel Coyle and is anticipating The Second Mountain by David Brooks

Rema Jyothirmayi https://twitter.com/remajyothirmayi who recommended Cutting For Stone  by Abraham Verghese and is looking forward to reading Lessons in Chemistry  by Bonnie Garmus

Nicola Davis https://twitter.com/drnicoladavis who recommended Still Life by Sarah Winman her most anticipated read for 2023 is Getting Better  by Michael Rosen


for their thoughts and reflections.