From things I read this year: The Curse of Chalion and perhaps The Emperor's Soul.

I really like A Fire Upon the Deep mentioned by Orkhepaj but it's mainly SF.



Edit:
There are two really good books I've started reading this year, but were just too difficult to bear and I had to take a break from them. Hopefully I'll finish them next year. Chernobyl Prayer: A Chronicle of the Future which is incredibly sad and heart-breaking, and grim and harrowing KL: A History of the Nazi Concentration Camps.

At the moment I'm in the middle of Words of Radiance.

Thank you for these interesting recommendations. I'm glad I asked.

Hope this won't be considered necroing, but since even a couple of regulars are yet to post there, I just wanted to let anyone who may have this thread in favorites and not check the general forum otherwise know that the 2022 thread has been up for three weeks and awaits any contributions you may have :)

Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. It's one of my fav book. I wrote an essay about it. I found useful service here to help me with my writings. They helped me to get the highest score in the class. These guys are pro in writing essays and assignments.