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sebrittainclark
The Incandescent | Emily Tesh
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So many great books this year, but The Incandescent was my favorite.

#bookbracket2025 @cseydel

CSeydel Excellent! Great bracket - thanks for playing this year. 7h
Soubhiville I‘m almost finished with this one now, it‘s so good! 2h
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BethM
[Brackets] | David Sloan
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She may not be fancy but she‘s still here! Apparently the govt shutdown madness kept me from reading in Oct. Starter Villain (which I clearly can‘t spell 😂) won a hard fought and close battle. I would say that, Variations, and Neverland Wars were my faves. 3 romance, 1 cozy, 3 SFF, 2 graphic novels, 3 Vatican fiction, 1 non fic.

#bookbracket2025 #readingbracket2025 @CSeydel

CSeydel Very nice! Love your printouts 😆 9h
BethM @CSeydel they‘re the quintessential ADHD response 😂 digital is hard, frustrating (I‘m all thumbs- the margins never line up and it makes me insane🤣), and difficult for me to keep track of - but a printed sheet that lives on my dresser or work from home desk is 💋 9h
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Vansa
Kim | Rudyard Kipling
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rachelsbrittain
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Well I called it! My favorite book of 2025 is officially The Isle in the Silver Sea, with Cinder House as a strong second place contender. #BookBracket2025 @CSeydel

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Faranae
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I've been absent from Litsy because I broke my foot at the beginning of December and had a lot of pain and brain fog for the first couple weeks. I actually finished the bracket image less the Catherine Lim (which I read in the ER....) because there was no contest once I'd read After Hours. Thanks for the #BookBracket2025 @Catsandbooks this was fun!

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Larkken
Trees | Percival Everett
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I enjoyed doing both of these brackets from @Catsandbooks and @MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm - at first it seemed like they'd give me different results but then Everett swept the last half of the year 😂 #bestbooks2025 #bookbracket2025
So here are some #mylitsyawards winners for a little variety! Great idea and thanks for the templates, @CSeydel

Amiable “Trees” was amazing! 3d
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GingerAntics
Sinner | Sierra Simone
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There are QUITE a few dirty books in this bracket!!! I even had to switch two books around (wild card vs Feb) just so that I could give all of the books a proper chance. This book was dirty (sooo dirty) but also really philosophical, so it appealed on so many levels. (I hope we get a book for the youngest Bell brother, too… just saying.)
#SierraSimone #Sinner #ReadingBracket #BookBracket2025 #BookBracket #fiction @CSeydel

GingerAntics Just realised that my top author of the year, Elira Firethorn, is not in this bracket at all!!! I have failed Oliver, Elliot, Rhett, Wren, Cora, Ezra, and Wilder!!! I have failed Elira Firethorn!!! 3d
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GingerAntics
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I haven‘t been able to shut up about the brilliant scholarship of this book since I read it.
#WendyLower #TheRavine #ReadingBracket #BookBracket2025 #BookBracket #nonfiction @CSeydel

lil1inblue I was going to stack this, but realized I already did! I am definitely reading this in 2026. 4d
GingerAntics @lil1inblue STOP!!! Read The Holocaust by Bullets first! That one is a memoir, and then this one gets into the scholarship more. I guess, depending on which one appeals more, read the other first. 4d
lil1inblue @GingerAntics Ooh. Thank you! I'll read both, but will start where you recommend! 4d
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WildAlaskaBibliophile
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Though I loved The Wanderer, More Weight edged it out as my favorite read from October to December. The Hike then surpassed More Weight to advance—only to be defeated in the final matchup of the year by Slewfoot. A thoroughly deserving winner, Slewfoot earns my Book of the Year for 2025. 😊 #readingbracket #bookbracket #readingbracket2025 #bookbracket2025 #bookoftheyear #bookoftheyear2025

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WildAlaskaBibliophile
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My favorite December read is the tagged. Through one wolf‘s epic journey, Walker traces terrain, history, looming threats, and other animals, recounting the wolf‘s final months while probing the species‘ fight for survival. The Wanderer blends natural history with the complex human relationship—Indigenous peoples, settlers, scientists, and politicians—with this predator. #bookbracket #readingbracket #bookbracket2025 #readingbracket2025