Top Books of 2025: Your Most Borrowed Reads of the Year

Looking for great reads this holiday season? Begin your search with the ORL’s most borrowed books of 2025! This year’s top titles are a mix of bold adventures, heartfelt storytelling, and big ideas that sparked curiosity and conversation across our branches. Below, you’ll find the official top circulating adult books of the year, listed in order and ready for borrow or place on your Holds list.

 

In Too Deep - Child, Lee

In Too Deep – Lee Child
Classic Jack Reacher: tension, grit, and a plan that turns the tables in spectacular fashion.

The Grey Wolf - Penny, Louise

The Grey Wolf – Louise Penny
A quiet August morning in Three Pines is shattered when Armand Gamache receives a series of troubling calls.

The Women - Hannah, Kristin

The Women – Kristin Hannah
A sweeping, emotional story set during the Vietnam War.

Strangers in Time - Baldacci, David

Strangers in Time – David Baldacci
A wartime tale of resilience.

To Die for - Baldacci, David

To Die For – David Baldacci
Travis Devine’s mission unravels into a far-reaching conspiracy.

The Briar Club - Quinn, Kate

The Briar Club: A Novel – Kate Quinn
Quinn’s signature blend of espionage, mystery, and unforgettable characters.

Funny Story - Henry, Emily

Funny Story – Emily Henry
Light, bright, and romantic—Henry continues to charm readers everywhere.

The Let Them Theory - Robbins, Mel

The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t Stop Talking About – Mel Robbins
A nonfiction standout offering simple, liberating guidance for everyday life.

Great Big Beautiful Life - Henry, Emily

Great Big Beautiful Life – Emily Henry
Two very different writers compete to capture the life story of a reclusive heiress.

The Waiting - Connelly, Michael

The Waiting – Michael Connelly
Renée Ballard’s latest cold case leads to a shocking DNA link and a maze of secrets.

Whatever your reading mood, one thing is clear: 2025 was a fantastic year for great stories. Curious to explore more? Visit your local branch or browse the ORL catalogue online to discover new favourites.

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