Nominasjoner til årets bokbloggerpris

Nytt år og nye muligheter. Om ikke annet er det i hvert fall på tide å nominere norske bøker til årets bokbloggerpris. Det er alltid en viss spenning over hvor mange bøker av de en nominerer som kommer på langlista eller kortlista. 

Uavhengig av hvor mange som eventuelt kommer på de listene, her er de bøkene jeg har nominert.

Årets roman
Bjørnejegerskens bekjennelser av Berit Hedemann
Svartstilla av Susanne Skogstad
Forvandlinga av Kathrine Nedrejord
Gildra av Hilde Susan Jægtnes
Forsvinningen av Frode Granhus
Gutten som elsket rådyr av Samuel Bjørk
Barføtt over isen av Ingebjørg Berg Holm

Åpen klasse
En muslimsk mors kamp av Azra og Maria Gilani
Kvinner i kamp - 150 års kamp for frihet, likhet, søsterskap! av Marta Breen og Jenny Jordahl
Det jeg skulle sagt av Anja Sletteland og Hannah Helseth
Sykt enkelt av Mari Hult
En ventet død av Steffen Kverneland
Okkupert - de fem lengste årene i Norges historie av Bjørn Are Godøy
Vindene av Morten Claussen

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