Top 5 New books to read in 2016, Best Online

We are always on the search for new books to read and every year we hope to come across the new bestseller before everyone else. Here are 5 books that look promising and are scorching up the best sellers list this Year. Have a look for the 5 great new books to read in 2016
 
Dancing In the Mists of Time By Gemma Lubbock 

 

Dancing in the Mists of Time is a light-hearted fiction novel, telling the story of office girl Alice, confused by a mundane routine and lost in the memories of six years ago when a time-travelling pirate ship took her on a whirlwind of adventures. She is never quite sure if the events were a figment of her imagination. The second half of the book sees the return of one of the pirates coinciding with a comet set on a direct collision course with earth. While exploring the Scottish Borders, including Fatlips Castle, Dryburgh Abbey and Hermitage Castle, it’s a race against time to try to save the world.
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A Whole Life by Robert Seethaler
An astonishing achievement, this slim volume is a beautiful, mesmeric read. The clean, quiet prose and the depiction of dignified solitude are reminiscent of John Williams’ Stoner. Andreas Egger lives a hard, strenuous existence in the snowy Austrian Alps. The novel captures the sharpest, brightest moments of his life - you will want to read the book again and again. Perhaps the thing about these small, crystallised books is that they glitter with an irresistible intensity.

 

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Time Travelling with a Hamster by Ross Welford
Touching, silly and exciting by turns, this thrilling little book is an inventive take on time travel for children. Sure to be a hit with fans of R.J. Palacio's Wonder, Time Travelling with a Hamster balances the silly with the meaningful as young Al travels through time (with his hamster) to save his father’s life. This is an unforgettable, madcap story from a bright new talent in Children’s fiction.

 

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Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig
A bright, uplifting and candid book that manages to achieve the impossible – it is an upbeat and life-affirming look at depression. Remarkably honest, Haig explains how at twenty four he came to a literal cliff-edge, believing he wanted to take his own life. Instead, he recovered, and found hope and happiness. This is a wonderful, optimistic memoir that teaches us all to have the best, the fullest and the most compassionate lives we possibly can.

 

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Disclaimer by Reene Knight
 
 
 
An addictive, thrilling novel that poses the question; what if the next book you read was about you? Catherine picks up a novel left from her bedside table. But as she begins to read, she realises it reveals her darkest secret…this book will get under your skin, truly terrifying. As lee Child puts it “Exactly what a great thriller should be”.
 
 
 

 

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  Top 5 List taken form http://www.cheasy.co.uk/5-new-books-to-read-in-2016/

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