read all the books on my book list

I’ve had GREAT fun reading books on a complete whim. They’ve all been exceptionally easy reads (less than a day for almost all of them) and that’s really suited me recently. – I’ve been superbly busy but wanting to follow a complete plot arc in a short period of time.

So here’s the list of books I’ve read so far:
1. On the Edge – Richard Hammond
2. Twilight – Stephenie Meyer
3. New Moon – Stephenie Meyer
4. Eclipse – Stephenie Meyer
5. Breaking Dawn – Stephenie Meyer
6. Every Boy’s Got One – Meg Cabot
7. Princess Diaries: Seventh Heaven – Meg Cabot
8. Princess Diaries: After Eight- Meg Cabot
9. Princess Diaries: To the Nines – Meg Cabot
10. Princess Diaries: Ten Out of Ten – Meg Cabot
11. Princess Diaries: Project Princess – Meg Cabot
12. The Mediator series: Haunted – Meg Cabot
13. The Mediator series: Twilight – Meg Cabot
haha!

I recently got hold of a new copy of wuthering heights (i lost mine sob) so will be finishing that realllly soon!

1. On the Edge – Richard Hammond _FINISHED!

1. Wuthering Heights – Emily Bronte _{currently reading}
2. All my backcopies of The Economist _{currently reading}
3. Chemistry/biology review magazines
4. The Living of Charlotte Perkins Gilman – CPG
5. Rebecca – Daphne du Maurier
6. The Hobbit – Tolkien
7. The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman – Lawrence Steele
8. Fermat’s Last Theorem
9. 1984 – Orwell
10. Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte
11. Great Expectations – Dickens
12. City of the Beasts – Isabel Allende
13. Amulet of Samarkand – Jonathon Stroud
14. War and Peace

I’ve copied this into a word doc and I’ll edit that as I go along so I’ve always got an up to date copy. That means I won’t have to retype this every time I do an entry – I can just say what’s changed [new books, finished books].

[incomplete and not in any particular order]
1. Wuthering Heights – Emily Bronte
2. The Living of Charlotte Perkins Gilman – CPG
3. The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman – Lawrence Steele
4. Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte
5. City of the Beasts – Isabel Allende
6. Amulet of Samarkand – Jonathon Stroud
7. Rebecca – Daphne du Maurier
8. The Hobbit – Tolkien
9. Fermat’s Last Theorem
10. Great Expectations – Dickens
11. 1984 – Orwell
12. War and Peace
13. On the Edge – Richard Hammond
14. All my backcopies of The Economist
15. Chemistry/biology review magazines

I’m going to edit this and put them in an order soon. Hopefully work out a time span – I know W&P will have to wait until the summer holidays!
In principle I should be able to do this quite easily as I read quickly, but I just don’t have much time. My tactic is going to be to carry a book with me everywhere and read whenever I get the chance.