Number of book reviews posted: 32
Number of books read: 38
Number of pages read: 13,594
5 Star Review:
Posts:
CHALLENGES: Library, YA, A-Z ,20/10, 100+ 2010
CHALLENGE: South Asian Author Challenge
Clear Off Your Shelves Challenge – Wrap Up Posts
COMPLETED: A to Z, RIP IV, Library Challenge
SALTAF 2009 – South Asian Literary Festival
South Asian Author Challenge – Intro & FAQ
South Asian Author Challenge – Sign Up!
Thursday Tunes:
Christmas Music – 10 Favorite Songs
Counting Crows – Films About Ghosts:The Best Of
Great Expectations [Score]
List of book reviews: (in alphabetical order by author’s last name)
Purple Hibiscus – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The Lace Reader – Brunonia Barry
Manhood for Amateurs – Michael Chabon
Child of Fire – Harry Connolly
The Maze Runner – James Dashner
Far From Home – Anne deGrace
After – Amy Efaw
America’s Prophet – Bruce Feiler
Valeria’s Last Stand – Marc Fitten
Hummingbirds – Joshua Gaylord
What the Dog Saw – Malcolm Gladwell
Pride & Prejudice & Zombies – Jane Austen & Seth Grahame-Smith
Mr. Darcy, Vampyre – Amanda Grange
Queen Takes King – Gigi Levangie Grazer
The Magicians – Lev Grossman
31 Hours – Masha Hamilton
Firefly Lane – Kristin Hannah
The Demon King and I – Candace Havens
Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro
Knit the Season – Kate Jacobs
French Milk – Lucy Knisley
Ash - Malinda Lo
The Season – Sarah Maclean
I’ll Scream Later – Marlee Matlin
The Widow Clicquot – Tilar J. Mazzeo
The Lost Recipe for Happiness – Barbara O’Neal
Bed of Roses – Nora Roberts
The Secret of Joy – Melissa Senate
Commencement – J.Courtney Sullivan
The Tricking of Freya – Christine Sunley
The Last Will of Moira Leahy - Therese Walsh
The Girl on Legare Street - Karen White
Books I’ve read this month: (in alphabetical order by author’s last name)
The Gift – Cecelia Ahern
In the Kitchen – Monica Ali
The Paris Vendetta – Steve Berry
The Fiction Class – Susan Breen
The Oracle – William J. Broad
Sand Daughter – Sarah Bryant
Ransom My Heart – Meg Cabot
Fire – Kristin Cashore
Murder on the Cliffs – Joanna Challis
Everyone Else’s Girl – Megan Crane
Pirate Latitudes – Michael Crichton
Far From Home – Anne deGrace
Seal Woman – Solveig Eggerz
The Music Room – Namita Devidayal
Spinning Forward – Terri Dulong
Gorgeous East – Robert Girardi
What the Dog Saw – Malcolm Gladwell
Soon I Will Be Invincible – Austin Grossman
Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro
Knit the Season – Kate Jacobs
Mennonite in a Little Black Dress – Rhoda Janzen
Jillian Dare – Melanie Jeschke
Traveling With Pomegranates – Sue Monk Kidd & Ann Kidd Taylor
Bird in Hand – Christina Baker Kline
Turning Tables – Heather & Rose Macdowell
Wicked Lovely - Melissa Marr
The Diamonds – Ted Michael
The Knife of Never Letting Go – Patrick Ness
The Christmas Cookie Club – Ann Pearlman
Second Sight – Amanda Quick
Silent on the Moor – Deanna Raybourn
When She Flew – Jennie Shortridge
Shiver – Maggie Stiefvater
The Help – Kathryn Stockett
Commencement – J.Courtney Sullivan
Love in Translation – Wendy Tokunaga
Fingersmith – Sarah Waters
6 comments:
I hope to finish THE HELP this month. I just got FINGERSMITH, but I think that I will have to read THE LITTLE STRANGER first for Twenty Minute book club.
I like it when u put book covers in this post :)
You read more than any person I know...probably any person on earth! (I just got Fingersmith on my Kindle, and I'm going to read it for a challenge next year. Love Sarah Waters!)
I love reading everyone's monthly summaries. I love that you read so many different types of books.
I am literally shocked at how much you read - I wish I could read that quickly.
and you read awesome books, too!
Another great month! Congrats!
--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
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