My Favourite Fiction of 2019

As always, these are the books that I read in 2020, not books that were published that year. And they come to you in no particular order (well, to some extent, in the order in which I read them).

1.  Patti Callahan: Becoming Mrs. Lewis
2. Sarah McCoy: The Mapmaker's Children
3. Stuart McLean (it was a bit of a Stuart McLean year):
1. Vinyl Cafe Unplugged
2. Extreme Vinyl Cafe
3. Home from the Vinyl Cafe
4. Secrets from the Vinyl Cafe
4. Noel Streatfeild (also a few; she was a favourite when I was a child, and I am enjoying reading the ones I didn't know about then):
1. Christmas with the Chrystals
2. Christmas Stories
3. Theatre Shoes
4. The Vicarage Family
5. Ballet Shoes for Anna
5. Randy Alcorn: Lord Foulgrin's Letters (a modern Screwtape Letters)
6. Brandon Sanderson: Firefight and Calamity (in which I finally finish the series I started a couple years ago).
7. Megan Whalen Turner: The Thief (I liked it enough that I haven't been able to read the sequels because I'm afraid they won't be as good and I'll be disappointed).
8. Jostein Gaarder: The Christmas Mystery and The Solitaire Mystery