The New York Times' 10 best books of 2020
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: A Children's Bible — Lydia Millet · Deacon King Kong — James McBride · Hamnet — Maggie O'Farrell. (Updated Jun 5, 2024.)
The ten books the New York Times Book Review picked as the best of 2020: five fiction and five non-fiction.
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Top 10
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1
A Children's Bible — Lydia Millet
Fiction.
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2
Deacon King Kong — James McBride
Fiction.
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3
Hamnet — Maggie O'Farrell
Fiction.
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4
Homeland Elegies — Ayad Akhtar
Fiction.
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5
The Vanishing Half — Brit Bennett
Fiction.
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6
Hidden Valley Road — Robert Kolker
Non-fiction.
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7
A Promised Land — Barack Obama
Non-fiction.
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8
Shakespeare in a Divided America — James Shapiro
Non-fiction.
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9
Uncanny Valley — Anna Wiener
Non-fiction.
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10
War — Margaret MacMillan
Non-fiction.
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