During this last Tuesday, the 15th, Amazon released a list of the best books of 2022 in the U.S. The company's editors put together this ranking after analyzing the top 100 bestselling books this year. This list is divided by genres, such as suspense, history, cooking, children's youth, romance and others.
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Were you curious to know which work took the highest place on the podium? Without further ado, now check out the list of the best books of 2022 that are highly recommended by the ecommerce giant.
Best Books of 2022 by Amazon
- Tomorrow, tomorrow and yet another tomorrow
This book written by author Gabrielle Zevin, from Rocco publishing house, won the gold medal in the opinion of the multinational's editors. Zevin tells the story of two friends, Saddie and Sam, who collaborate together in the video game industry and end up delving into the rules of the game in their real lives. According to one of Amazon's professionals, Al Woodworth: "After
devour this novel, you will walk with firm steps, a full heart and the feeling that this is one of the best books about friendship you've read”.- Solo: A Memoir
Second place went to a work by Javier Zamora that unfortunately has not yet been released in Brazil. This book brings the story of a poet who left El Salvador and is on his way to the United States as a child, bringing touches of hope and bravery. In the opinion of Erin Kodicek, editor at Amazon: “Solito is one of those rare non-fiction reads that putoneface human at thedebate about immigration”.
- Stolenfocus: whyyoucan'tpayattention–andhowI'mthinkdeeplyagain
Completing the podium, this one by Johann Hari has not arrived in Brazil yet, but receives praise: “Just say detox technological three months of Hari and your discoveries will make you immediatelyto want stop browsing atInternet, stop thinking about slogans and 280 characters what if engageforwhatwe canface global issues like poverty, racism, It is changesweather.This oneé a book that everyone should read,” said Al Woodworth.
- Other books on the list
Fourth place belongs to Stephen King, known for his horror books, with Fairy Tale, which has already been released in the country. In fifth, we have Horse by Geraldine Brooks. Then Carrie Soto it isinback, written by Taylor Jenkins Reid. In seventh position, we find Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver. Soon after comes Celeste Ng's book called Our Missing Hearts. In ninth place, we have The escape artist: The man who broke out of Auschwitz to warn the world, written by journalist Jonathan Freedland. Finally, in tenth place, is Don Winslow's book called City on Fire.
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