Best books of 2020

This was a good year of reading for me, and I’d created a thread of the best books of the year, unrolled version here.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to unroll my thread on book #1 on this list – Invisible Women by Caroline Cradio Perez, but here is is below:

Just plugging #InvisibleWomen by Caroline Cradio Perez – everyone should read it. Only 1 chapter in some key points: 1) women are just not thought about with maleness the default idea (test this on yourself, it's true across both male and females; pic.twitter.com/tMyf5hkiZV

— December = best month 💕🎂🎄☃️ (@ladystormhold) May 23, 2020

One book that I’d read this year but didn’t include on my #BooksOfTheYear list is Teo Yeo Yenn’s This is What Inequality Looks Like. Mainly because I’m a few years late to the scene and thought it wouldn’t be that relevant to be including it on the list, especially when it’s been talked about so much previously.

Nevertheless, I’d tweeted a lot whilst reading it as well:

Enjoying Teo You Yenn's book. I think everyone who hasn't been poor should read it (yes, that definitely includes those like me who grew up with not much but never went hungry nor had to work to supplement the family income) pic.twitter.com/Wb8FY7o3Ei

— December = best month 💕🎂🎄☃️ (@ladystormhold) May 18, 2020