read 52 books in 2009

38. Specials – Scott Westerfeld
39. Saving Grace – Clara Geraghty
40. French Kiss – Sarra Manning
41. Kiss and Make Up – Sarra Manning
42. Sealed with a Kiss – Sarra Manning
43. Are These My Basoomas – Louise Rennison
44. Practical Magic – Alice Hoffman
45. The Dirt – Motley Crue
46. Meet Me On Platform Eight – Carole Matthews
47. Ghost Girl – Torey Hayden
48. Dreamland – Sarah Dessen
49. Midnight In Manhatten – Francesca Delbanco
50. Library Of The Dead – Glenn Cooper
51. Son Of A Witch – Gregory Maguire
52. Vanishing Acts – Jodi Picoult.

And also Lucas – Kevin Brooks, Last Chance Cafe – Sarah Dessen and the 13 and a half lives of Captain Bluebear (a novel). =]
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24. Nobody True – James Herbert
25. No Time For Goodbye – Linwood Barclay
26. From Where I Stand – Tabitha Suzuma
27. The Book With No Name – Anonymous
28. Go Ask Alice – Anonymous
29. Wicked – Gregory Maguire
30. The House At Riverton – Kate Morton
31. Gossip Girl – Cecily Von Ziegesar
32. You Know You Love Me – Cecily Von Ziegesar
33. All I Want Is Everything – Cecily Von Ziegesar
34. Just Listen – Sarah Dessen
35. The Pact – Jodi Picoult
36. Someone Like You – Sarah Dessen
37. Pretties – Scott Westerfeld

I gots a new job so I havn’t really been online much and reading a book a week has just been killing me! But I’m managing so far! Heres a few more:
18. Memoirs of a teenage amnesiac – Gabrielle Zevin
19. Black Rabbit Summer – Kevin Brooks
20. Star Girl – Jerry Spinelli
21. Uglies – Scott Westerfeld
22. Salem Falls – Jodi Picoult
23. Airhead – Meg Cabot

16: Twilight Hunger – Maggie Shayne
17: The Lovely Bones – Alice Seabold – which by the way was AMAZING!
18: Daisy Chain War – Joan O’Neill

I’ve read 13, 14 and 15 in the last week and half!
The Family Daughter – Maile Meloy – this is the sequel [sort of] to Liars and Saints which has got to be one of my most favourite books ever, the sequel is equally amazing and had a compeltely awesome jaw-dropping moment!

The Family Friend – Matt Lowe which I ended up having to push myself to finish because to be honest it was a little bit flat!

and, This Lullaby – Sarah Dessen which was just another fantastic book from such a brilliant writer!

Feed – M.T Anderson
The Last Free Cat – Jon Blake
An Offer You Can’t Refuse – Jill Mansell

All of which were really awesome, specifically The Last Free Cat, not a long book infact short enough to read in 3 hours but a really good story which kept you suprised until the end!

Speak – Laurie Halse Anderson:
About a girl who had been raped and couldn’t talk to anyone about it. Unfortunately considering something awful happened in this story it was terribly written and there was nothing in that significantly helped the girl try and deal with what had happened to her until the last 4 pages when everything happened at once and it was all over. It was a terrible book that I’d certainly never read again!

Addition – Toni Jordan:
This was a quick choice book from the library and I can see why, a book about a womans fight with obsessive compulsive counting! The book was fantastically written and didn’t venture off the storyline and become something that didn’t make any sense! I read it in just a few hours because I couldn’t put down, definitely worth a read!

This is the fourth book I’ve read this week and it was fantastic but I’ll admit it – made me scared shitless of being in my house alone! Its the first book to ever make me that scared but it was definiately worth a read!

1: The Heroin Diaries – Nikki Sixx

This was alright, considering how amazing The Dirt: Motley Crue Confessions was I was highly disappointed, his diary entries were very short and the rest was just boring explanations by many people other than Nikki himself.

2: Forever – Judy Blume

After picking this up from the library I realised I’d already read it and as I’m making sure I’m only reading books that I havn’t read before as my actual weekly book I was a bit like “Oh” I read in about an hour and was everything that I remember: okay but not Judy Blumes best book!

2 and a half: The Looking Glass Wars – Frank Beddor, I’ve read this before and it is AMAHZING!!

2 and three quarters!: The Shack – William P Young, I half skipped through this book if I’m honest, it was awful, I’m sure other people may like this book but personally its not staying on my bookshelf!