read 50 books in 2008

51. Thanks For The Memories – Cecilia Ahern.
50.The Nanny Diaries – Nicola Kraus and Emma McLaughlin.
49. Agatha Raisin and the Walkers of Dembley – M C Beaton.

48. The Revenge of the Wedding Planner – Sharon Owens.
47. The Ballroom on Magnolia Street – Sharon Owens.
46. The Tea House on Mulberry Street – Sharon Owens.
45. The Fabulous Girls Guide to Life – Kim Izzo and Ceri Marsh.
45. Fairies of Fryfam – M C Beaton.
44. Witch of Wyckhadden – M C Beaton.
43. Wizard of Evesham – M C Beaton.
42. Agatha Raisin and the Terrible Tourist – M C Beaton.

41. Bordeaux Housewives – Daisy Waugh

40. Agatha Raisin and the Wellspring of Death – M.C. Beaton.
39. Marsha Mellow and Me – Maria Beaumont.

38. Size 12 Is Not Fat – Meg Cabot. Another recommendation from big one.
37. Sausage In A Basket. The Great British Book Of How Not To Eat. – Martin Lampen. Brilliant and made me laugh out loud.
36. My Fat Mad Teenage Diary – Rae Earl. Yep I remember those years only too well.
35. 365 Ways To Change The World, How To Make A Better World Every Day – Michael Norton. Some great ideas.
34. Playing Away – Adele Parks. If you’re ever considering having an affair, read this!

33 Agatha Raisin and The Potted Gardener – M.C. Beaton.
32 Agatha Raisin and The Vicious Vet – M.C. Beaton.
31 Agatha Raisin and The Quiche of Death – M.C. Beaton.
30 The Trials of Tiffany Trott – Isabel Wolff.
29 The Family Way – Tony Parsons.
28 Jaded – Lucy Hawking.
27 Swimming Sweet Arrow – Maureen Gibbon.
26 Woodenface – Gus Grenfell.
25 Roxy’s Baby – Catherine MacPhail.
24 The Tenko Club – Elizabeth Noble.

• The California Club – Belinda Jones* Great fun, I want to be a member.
• I Love Capri – Belinda Jones* Another great Jones book.
• Hidden Lives – Margaret Forster* Not my usual type of book but this was really fascinating and made me appreciate what my foreMothers had to endure.
• Mirror Mirror – Nancy Butcher* Recommended to my by big one, was a bit disappointed with the ending but a nice read.
• Restoring Grace – Katie Fforde* Enjoyable bedtime read.

The Manny – Holly Peterson
This was about a world that I has no relevance to my life, to people who think status and clothes are more important than people and where people always see to get what they want.

Two Kinds Of Wonderful – Isla Dewar

Re-inventing Tara – Lennox Morrison
Tara used to be Scarlett, Scarlett was fat, unloved and lonely, Tara is thin and beautiful, adored but still lonely.