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Welcome to Library Booklists and Bibliographies Online "Best of 2014" Book Lists « older | Main Largehearted Boy Page | newer » Online "Best of 2014" Book Lists For the seventh straight year, I am aggregating every online "best of 2014" book list I find in this post. As the lists appear online, I will add them to this master list, updating daily. Please feel free to leave a comment or e-mail me with a blog, magazine, newspaper, or other online media list I have missed. Daily updates to this list. Revisit previous years' lists from 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2000-2009 (best of the decade) online year-end book list collections. #khibookswap (top books) 100 Great Books Before Lunch (favourite books)100 Great Books Before Lunch (favourite graphic novels)125 Water Street - Liz Whaley (favorite books)27gen (best books)4th Estate (favourite books)7:30 Bookclub (best books)80 Books (favorite books) A.E. (best arts and photography books)Amazon (best audiobooks)Amazon (best biographies and memoirs)Amazon (best business and investing books)Amazon (best debut books)Amazon
Popped Culture Bookreporter.com Auckland Libraries Staff Picks Black Irish by Stephen Talty: South Buffalo Takes Care of Its Own I kept seeing the book cover for Black Irish by bestselling author Stephen Talty in industry publications and it intrigued me. When I read the concept, I decided it was a thriller I wanted to try since it features a deeply rooted Irish community in an area I don’t normally associate with being Irish. I know that may seem like an odd reason to pick a book but I sometimes pick books for odd reasons. If you like psychological thrillers then read on because this one is definitely worth exploring further. When thirty-one-year-old Absalom “Abbie” Kearney was growing up in South Buffalo, NY, she always felt like the odd person out. “And with a flash, the picture of a young face came to him [Jimmy Ryan]. When Jimmy Ryan’s ritualistically tortured body is found in the basement of St. “She began to pull out the object. “’I had the scanner on,’ he [her father] said, his accent still bearing the traces of County Clare in Ireland…’I know a construction worker who lives across the street.’
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