Boktips til Mammutsalget 2020

Den 24. februar braker det løs med årets Mammutsalg med over 800 titler en kan velge mellom. Tatt i betraktning at det er litt å velge mellom, fant jeg ut at jeg kunne skrive et innlegg med noen boktips, sånn at det kanskje kan bli bittelitt lettere å finne noe en har lyst på.

Selv har jeg også lagt inn en forhåndsbestilling på bøker jeg selv har lyst på, sånn at jeg slipper å lete meg halvt i hjel for å finne de titlene jeg er på jakt etter.

Uansett, her er noen forslag til bøker en kan kjøpe under Mammutsalget i år.

Faglitteratur;
En bokhandlers dagbok av Shaun Bythell
Kjære verden av Bana Alabed
Leselyst av Tone Selboe
Bønn for Tsjernobyl av Svetlana Aleksijevitsj

Krim og spenning;
Stalpi av Stefan Spjut
Død manns tango av Geir Tangen
Jenta uten hud av Mads Peder Norbo

Enda mer krim;
Ingen vei tilbake av Tove Alsterdal
Møt meg i paradis av Heine Bakkeid
Evas siste vitne av Tove Alsterdal
Parfymen av Patrick Süskind
Korset av Ingar Johnsrud

Romaner;
Den siste vikingkongen - Djevelens rytter av Jan Ove Ekeberg
Silmarillion av J. R. R. Tolkien

Enda mer romaner;
Svartstilla av Susanne Skogstad
Reisen til jordens indre av Jules Verne
Kraften av Naomi Alderman
Eleanor & Park av Rainbow Rowell
Oliver Twist av Charles Dickens

Kan forøvrig nevne at Norli har i tillegg mange interessante spesialtilbud, blant annet Den underjordiske jernbanen av Colson Whitehead. Vil tro andre kjeder også har noen kjekke spesialtilbud spesifikt for vedrørende kjede.

Comments

  1. Tine16 February 2020 at 09:57

    Gøy å se at du løfter frem Tove Alsterdal, hun holder jeg å med om dagen, så det tipset stiller jeg meg bak. Død manns tango er også kjempebra, noterer meg de andre bak øret, men kjøpestopp tillater kun en bok på Mammutsalget, så i år skal jeg gå i bokhandel og føle meg frem :)

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    1. GothicVamperstein16 February 2020 at 20:48

      Jeg tror mange sikkert ville hatt godt av en kjøpestopp en gang i blant, men ja, Tove Alsterdal har flere kjekke bøker. Død manns tango er jo også en veldig kjekk bok. Håper du finner en bok på Mammutsalget som faller i smak.

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