read 100 books in 2009

82.) Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick (OMG!!!! I absolutely loved this book – I was up till 5 am reading it and was so pissed that I had to sleep for uni the next day, but as soon as my practical was over I hid in my friend’s flat and finished the book – and oh my, what a book! Sooo amazing!! I loved the whole Fallen Angels idea (I’ve been hooked on Angels since the Mortal Instruments books) – super epic! And ::swoon:: Patch – so freaking hot!! >.< :D! I’m sooo happy that there’s going to be a sequel to this book – can’t wait till next year!! And to top it all off – the cover is just so sooo pretty – I love it, I’m glad I own a copy!! I would so give this book a triple A* – it was that good! ^ – ^)

81.) Crazy Beautiful by Lauren Baratz-Logsted (realy liked it – a lovely take on Beauty and the Beast :))

80.) Another Faust by Daniel and Dina Nayeri (Other than the ending (which didn’t answer any of my questions – who was Madame Vileroy? What was she about? What happened to the children? etc…) I rather enjoyed this book – it was a lovely and refreshing take on the Faustian bargain, and Bice was just lovely. I’m glad I bought it ^ – ^)

79.) Crocodile Tears by Anthony Horowitz (yay!! I finally read the latest Alex Rider book, and I loved it (a huge improvement from Snakehead :D), and even though my friends mocked me endlessly for reading a children’s book I still enjoyed it!! awesome ^ – ^)

78.) Speaking of Love by Angela Young (beautiful book – especially Iris’s short stories – they were magical :))

77.) A Bad Boy Can Be Good for a Girl by Tanya Lee Stone (I started this book last night, just before bed and surprisingly finished it in just one hour – it was a really good book, and I’m so glad Josie, Nicolette, Aviva and all those other girls found their voices in the end :))

76.) The Thornthwaite Inheritance by Gareth P. Jones (I really quite liked this book, mainly because it was for younger readers (14 years and under?) and therefore super easy to read and didn’t require much effort – which is absolutely lovely for when you’re half dead on the tube with very few working brain cells!)

75.) Nothing… Except My Genius by Oscar Wilde (Oh, I do love Stephen Fry ♥)

74.) A Company of Swans by Eva Ibbotson (I’ve only read one other book by Eva Ibbotson (The Star of Kazan), and I didn’t like it very much, so I was quite hesitant about buying this book, but I’m so glad I did, because it was utterly lovely. Everyone needs a good love story to cheer them up and to escape, and this was most certainly a brilliant love story – so charming! I ♥ Harriet and Rom :D)

Now… what to read next? =/

73.) I, Lucifer by Glen Duncan (this was quite an interesting and very graphic book (not good when you’re on the tube!), although I did find the end a little bit confusing at first, but this might have been more to do with the fact that it was 2 am and I was feeling rather tired when I finished it, rather than the book itself :P)

^{Haha, I’m so not gonna get this goal done… I’ve got 27 books to read in 7 weeks – thats ~4 books per week! – NOT happening!! But it’ll be fun seeing how close I get :D}