Updated October 2026

Best Books of 2022

The 19 most-read and best-loved books first published in 2022, with the numbers behind each one.

Best books of 2022, ranked by readers

The best books first published in 2022, ranked by what readers actually do: how many shelved them, how they rate them, and how many are reading them now. 2022 is complete, so this list updates only when reader numbers move meaningfully.

For the books readers love across all years see the Top 100. For the hottest brand-new releases see Rising.

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1
Cover of I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

I'm Glad My Mom Died

Jennette McCurdy · 2022

BiographyMost-read of 2022Reader favoriteBeing read right now

Jennette McCurdy looks back on her childhood acting career and the pressure from a controlling mother, including eating disorders and addiction. Her memoir is both painful and funny, and follows how she took her life back after fame and loss.

Why it’s here: 3,999 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.3 out of 5 (75 ratings); 61 are reading it right now.

Best for: Readers who want a candid, darkly funny memoir about child stardom and recovery

96score
2
Cover of King of Wrath by Ana Huang

King of Wrath

Ana Huang · 2022

RomanceBeing read right now

A powerful billionaire CEO is forced by blackmail into an engagement with a jewelry heiress he barely knows, and he plans to wreck the arrangement. Neither expects the attraction that grows once they are bound together.

Why it’s here: 3,661 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.2 out of 5 (65 ratings); 211 are reading it right now.

Best for: Fans of arranged marriage romance with a controlling, arrogant billionaire hero

95score
3
Cover of I Fell in Love with Hope by Lancali

I Fell in Love with Hope

Lancali · 2022

Young adultBeing read right now

A group of terminally ill teens in a hospital plan one final heist to escape their grim realities. When a new girl joins them, the narrator, still scarred by an earlier loss, finds himself falling again.

Why it’s here: 1,768 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.6 out of 5 (28 ratings); 76 are reading it right now.

Best for: Teen and adult readers ready for an emotional story about love among very sick friends

95score
4
Cover of It Starts with Us by Colleen Hoover

It Starts with Us

Colleen Hoover · 2022

RomanceBeing read right now

The follow-up to It Ends with Us, continuing the characters' story with a second chance and new complications. Emotional and adult in themes.

Why it’s here: 19,527 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4 out of 5 (417 ratings); 860 are reading it right now.

Best for: Readers continuing It Ends with Us

93score
5
Cover of Things We Never Got over by Lucy Score

Things We Never Got over

Lucy Score · 2022

Romance

A runaway bride lands in a rowdy Virginia town, abandoned by her twin and left caring for an eleven-year-old niece she never knew existed. A solitary barber reluctantly helps, until real danger shows up.

Why it’s here: 1,383 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.1 out of 5 (27 ratings); 42 are reading it right now.

Best for: Readers who enjoy small-town romance with a grumpy hero and a found-family feel

85score
6
Cover of Stellarlune by Shannon Messenger

Stellarlune

Shannon Messenger · 2022

Fantasy

Sophie Foster faces tough decisions while her friends are scattered and divided. Her instincts point toward Stellarlune and the Elysian, even as the Neverseen close in and a devastating secret threatens the Lost Cities.

Why it’s here: 521 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.5 out of 5 (28 ratings).

Best for: Fans of the Keeper of the Lost Cities series who want the next chapter

75score
7
Cover of The Housemaid by Freida McFadden

The Housemaid

Freida McFadden · 2022

Thriller and mysteryBeing read right now

A woman with a shady past takes a housekeeping job for a wealthy couple and finds that nothing in the house is what it seems. Twisty, quick, and addictive.

Why it’s here: 2,126 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 3.5 out of 5 (22 ratings); 101 are reading it right now.

Best for: Thriller fans who love twists

74score
8
Cover of Million Kisses in Your Lifetime by Monica Murphy

Million Kisses in Your Lifetime

Monica Murphy · 2022

Romance

In a Lancaster Prep setting, a boy who sees through Wren Beaumont's polished image is thrown together with her in class. Their rivalry shifts into obsession in this enemies-to-lovers new adult romance.

Why it’s here: 931 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 3.8 out of 5 (21 ratings); 50 are reading it right now.

Best for: New adult romance fans who like enemies-to-lovers stories in a prep school world

74score
9
Cover of The Ballad of Never After by Stephanie Garber

The Ballad of Never After

Stephanie Garber · 2022

Fantasy

Evangaline Fox discovers a deadly curse and once more teams up with Jacks, the Prince of Hearts. Together they set out on a journey full of magic and mystery that could end in heartbreak.

Why it’s here: 518 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.6 out of 5 (18 ratings).

Best for: Readers following Evangaline and Jacks who enjoy magical, risky partnerships

74score
10
Cover of Never Lie by Freida McFadden

Never Lie

Freida McFadden · 2022

Thriller and mysteryBeing read right now

Trapped by a blizzard in a remote manor, newlywed Tricia finds a hidden room of patient tapes from a missing psychiatrist. Each recording reveals more about the doctor's disappearance, building toward a shocking final tape.

Why it’s here: 1,291 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 3.5 out of 5 (18 ratings); 87 are reading it right now.

Best for: Thriller readers who like twisty, atmospheric, one-night-in-a-creepy-house suspense

70score
11
Cover of If You Could See the Sun by Ann Liang

If You Could See the Sun

Ann Liang · 2022

Young adult

Alice Sun, a scholarship student at an elite Beijing boarding school, begins turning truly invisible. Desperate for money, she sells her classmates' secrets, but the jobs grow more dangerous and threaten her conscience and her safety.

Why it’s here: 651 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4 out of 5 (13 ratings); 20 are reading it right now.

Best for: Teen readers who enjoy contemporary stories with a supernatural twist and moral dilemmas

70score
12
Cover of Corrupted Chaos by Shain Rose

Corrupted Chaos

Shain Rose · 2022

Romance

A sharp cybersecurity expert joins a company retreat and ends up sharing a cabin with her intimidating hacker boss, whom she considers her rival. With her career and heart both on the line, she draws a literal boundary down the bed.

Why it’s here: 711 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 3.8 out of 5 (16 ratings); 25 are reading it right now.

Best for: Readers who love workplace rivalries, forced proximity and brooding, dangerous love interests

68score
13
Cover of Lightlark by Alex Aster

Lightlark

Alex Aster · 2022

Fantasy

Every hundred years an island emerges to host a lethal contest among six realm rulers, each hoping to lift their land's curse. Isla, whose people are doomed to kill those they love, must deceive and betray to survive.

Why it’s here: 433 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.3 out of 5 (16 ratings); 23 are reading it right now.

Best for: Fans of deadly competitions, cursed realms and fantasy tangled up with romance

68score
14
Cover of The Final Gambit by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

The Final Gambit

Jennifer Lynn Barnes · 2022

Young adult

Avery is just weeks from inheriting a vast fortune, living under constant media attention and danger at Hawthorne House. A newcomer's arrival draws her and the Hawthorne brothers into one last perilous puzzle against a hidden opponent.

Why it’s here: 396 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.3 out of 5 (20 ratings).

Best for: Teen readers who enjoy riddles, high-stakes games and wealthy, secretive families

66score
15
Cover of Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by Julie Smith

Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?

Julie Smith · 2022

Self-help

A clinical psychologist shares practical lessons from her therapy sessions in short, easy-to-dip-into entries. Readers can jump straight to the topic they need, from anxiety and criticism to confidence, motivation and self-forgiveness.

Why it’s here: 855 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 3.5 out of 5 (16 ratings); 25 are reading it right now.

Best for: Anyone wanting quick, practical tools for everyday mental health challenges

65score
16
Cover of Every Summer After by Carley Fortune

Every Summer After

Carley Fortune · 2022

Romance

Percy returns to her childhood lakeside town after a decade away, facing Sam, the man she once loved over six summers. Before they can hope for a future, she has to confront the mistake that tore them apart.

Why it’s here: 518 readers have shelved it on Open Library.

Best for: Readers who like second-chance love stories, summer settings and emotional healing

65score
17
Cover of Babel by R. F. Kuang

Babel

R. F. Kuang · 2022

Fantasy

In an alternate 1828, Robin, a Chinese orphan raised in London, trains at Oxford's translation institute, where language fuels magical silver work. As Britain's empire tightens its grip, he must choose between serving it and resisting it.

Why it’s here: 505 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4 out of 5 (29 ratings).

Best for: Readers of historical fantasy interested in empire, academia and the ethics of rebellion

64score
18
Cover of The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas

The American Roommate Experiment

Elena Armas · 2022

Romance

Rosie, a secret romance writer with a block and a collapsed ceiling, ends up staying with her best friend's charming cousin Lucas. He suggests a series of experimental dates to revive her inspiration before time runs out.

Why it’s here: 550 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 3.5 out of 5 (17 ratings); 25 are reading it right now.

Best for: Fans of lighthearted romcoms with roommates, fake-date style setups and swoony cooking heroes

59score
19
Cover of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

Gabrielle Zevin · 2022

Literary fiction

Two childhood friends, Sam and Sadie, team up to create a hit video game and find sudden fame and fortune. Over thirty years, their partnership is tested by ambition, failure and matters of the heart.

Why it’s here: 387 readers have shelved it on Open Library; readers rate it 4.2 out of 5 (26 ratings).

Best for: Readers who enjoy long, character-driven stories about friendship, creativity and gaming

59score

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Methodology

How we pick the best books of 2022

We start with every book first published in 2022 on Open Library, then keep the ones with real evidence behind them: at least 300 readers and at least 3 editions, with a cover, in English. 61 books cleared that bar for 2022, and the 19 below scored highest. No author appears more than twice. We publish a year only when at least 15 books clear the bar, so no list is thin.

SignalWeightWhat it captures
Reach55%How many readers have shelved the book on Open Library (want to read, reading, or read).
Reader love25%Average reader rating, adjusted so a handful of ratings cannot inflate it.
Being read right now20%How many Open Library readers are in the middle of it.

Each signal is scored from 0 to 100 against the other 2022 books and blended with the weights above. The “why it’s here” line on each book is built from its real numbers. Descriptions are paraphrased from real source text.

This list reflects reading interest on public data, not quality, sales or awards, and it can be affected by data gaps. Open Library counts grow over time, so older books have had longer to gather readers; every book on this page is compared only against books from the same year.

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