Keep track of all the books I read in 2009

115. Chloe – Freya North.
I enjoyed the book, nice storyline. Oh but wouldn’t it be nice if we all had a godmother like Jocelyn who sent you off into the world to work out who you are.

114. Somebody – Anita Anderson.
I enjoyed this one it was a bitof book, a bit of drama, a bit of romantic interest, a bit of comedy.

113. Rococo – Adriana Trigiani.
Trigiani is a great writer and if anyone can make redecorating a church an interesting story then she can. Unfortunately the characters were a tadge two dimensional.

112. Nice Girls Do – Sarah Duncan.
Enjoyed the descriptions of the grand houses and their gardens but quite frankly found Anna and her dabble with coke very silly.

Stripped Bare – Lowri Turner
Another nice wee read that had characters that almost felt realistic.

The One Minute Millionaire – Mark Victor Hansen and Robert Allen.
My friend has lent me this, I’m not completely sure why. Maybe she wants me to become a millionaire. An interesting read but I’m actually not sure I feel the need to be a money millionaire right now.

109. Head Over Heels – Jill Mansell.
I watched no tv tonight but lost myself in this book instead. A good one.

108. While You Were Dreaming – Lola Jaye.
A nice wee story (very quick read) but just didn’t live up to her previous work.

This Charming Man – Marian Keyes.
Bought this book ages ago but just couldn’t seen to get the urge to read it, but boy am I glad I finally did. Keyes brings together some very serious issues and deals with them in her wonderful way.

Back on Blossom Street – Debbie Macomber.
Back in the wool shop with some of the old cast and some new ones.

Dear Emily – Fern Michaels
Different is probably all I can say. I wanted to like it more but I felt like I HAD to like the main character of Emily and while sometimes you could empathise with her, most times she was just plain annoying.