Books I have read this year

[marylittlegoth]

These are the ones I can remember so far.

A lot of these are re-reads:

1. Janni Wurtz - Sorcerers Legacy
2. David & Leigh Eddings - The Redemption of Althalus

Terry Pratchett:
3. Guards, Guards
4. Men At Arms
5. Feet of Clay
6. Jingo
7. The Fifth Elephant
8. Nightwatch
9. Thud
10. Masquerade
11. Wee Free Men
12. A Hat Full of Sky
13. The Truth
14. The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents
15. Monstrous Regiment
16. Small Gods

17. Dita Von Teese – Burlesque / Fetish and the Art of the Tease
18. Katherine Neville – The Eight
19. Raymond Khoury – The Last Templar

Mercedes Lackey:
20. Magic’s Pawn
21. Magic’s Promise
22. Magic’s Price
23. Arrows of the Queen
24. Arrows Flight
25. Arrows Fall
26. Winds of Change
27. Winds of Fate
28. Winds of Fury
29. Storm Warning
30. Storm Rising
31. Storm Breaking
32. Owlfilght
33. Owlsight
34. Owlknight
35. Brightly Burning
36. Take a Thief
37. Exiles Honour
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38. Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman – Good Omens
39. Frank Tallis – Mortal Mischief
40. Anäis Nin – Delta of Venus
41. Carrie Asai – Samurai Girl – the Book of the Sword
42. Carrie Asai – Samurai Girl – the Book of the Shadow
43. Louise Bagshaw – Career Girls
44. Andrew Martin – The Necropolis Railway
45. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – The Complete Illustrated Strand Sherlock Holmes
46. Ngaio Marsh – Death and the Dancing Footman
47. H. Valentine & A. Thompson – Better Than Beauty
48. Tracy Quan – Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl

J.K. Rowling
49. Harry Potter & the Philosopher’s Stone
50. Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets
51. Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban

Agatha Christie
52. Death on the Nile
53. Death Comes as the End
54. Hercule Poirot - the Complete Short Stories
55. Murder on the Orient Express
56. Murder at the Vicarage
57. The Clocks
58. Murder in Mesapotamia
59. Mrs McGinty’s Dead
60. Crooked House
61. The Mysterious Affair at Styles
62. The Big Four
63. Appointment with Death
64. Cat Among the Pigeons
65. Dead Man’s Folly
66. Evil Under the Sun
67. Passenger to Frankfurt
68. The Mysterious Mr Quin
69. They Came to Baghdad
70. Why Didn’t They Ask Evans

Trudi Canavan:
71. The Magicians Guild
72. The Novice
73. The High Lord
74. Priestess of the White

75. Salley Vickers – Miss Garnet’s Angel

JRR Tolkien:
76. The Lord of the Rings – The Fellowship of the Ring
77. The Lord of the Rings – The Two Towers
78. The Lord of the Rings – The Return of the King

Robert Ludlum –
79. The Bourne Identity
80. The Bourne Supremacy
81. The Bourne Ultimatum
82. The Road to Gandolfo
83. Barbara Nadel – Petrified
84. Martha O’Connor – The Bitch Goddess Notebook
85. Neil Gaiman – American Gods
86. Neil Gaiman – Stardust
87. Georges Simenon – The Yellow Dog
88. Stephen Halliday - The Great Stink of London: Sir Joseph Bazalgette and the Cleansing of the Victorian Metropolis

Marion Zimmer Bradley
89. The World Wreckers
90. The Heritage of Hastur
91. Sharra’s Exile
92. Exile’s Song

93. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie – Purple Hibiscus
94. Lauren Weisberger – The Devil Wears Prada
95. Dorothy L. Sayers – Five Red Heerings
96. Kathleen Tessaro – Elegance
97. Genevieve Antoine Dariaux – Elegance

Lindsay Davis
98. The Silver Pigs
99. Shadows in Bronze
100. Venus in Copper
101. Poseidon’s Gold
102. Last Act in Palmyra
103. Time to Depart
104. Three Hands in the Fountain
105. One Virgin Too Many
106. A Body in the Bath House
107. The Jupiter Myth

Comments

[cspecht.livejournal.com]

2. David & Leigh Eddings - The Redemption of Althalus
I read this too! One of the best books I've read. Fantastic.

86. Neil Gaiman – Stardust
And I just finshed this also. Heh.

[marylittlegoth.livejournal.com]

Have you read American Gods by Neil Gaiman?

Initially I wasn't so sure about it. Willow lent it to me and once I got into it I chewed through it in about a day. Turned out to be really quite good.

[cspecht.livejournal.com]

Not got to that one yet - on my ever-expanding list. I have heard it's deffinately worth a read.
Hacking through Pratchett's The Truth right now, with a little Chaucer on the side as light relief *grins*

[3quartermoon.livejournal.com]

Geeze. I'm lucky if I get through 2 books. Gotta get off this computer more!

[marylittlegoth.livejournal.com]

The train to work helps, as does the fact that I read way too fast, which is not so good as books don't last long enough.

[lillies-remains.livejournal.com]

ooohhhh!!! Lots of Agatha Christie, one of my all time faves. I can read and re-read her books :)

[marylittlegoth.livejournal.com]

Me too. I have a load on talking book too which is cool for long journeys on the mp3 player.

[gentlemanjim.livejournal.com]

...and they are all on the floor on your side of the bed still!!!

[marylittlegoth.livejournal.com]

No they aren't! I moved the last two books I read back to the shelves yesterday. AND I tidied up the bookshelves!

[cspecht.livejournal.com]

rofl