read 100 books in 2009

December 6 by Martin Cruz Smith.

The Bourne Supremecy- Robert Ludlum

It’s not as good as the original. Far from it – Identity was a pretty unique book. That kind of thing can’t be easily replicated – still this sequel is still a really really good read.

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!)

I saw the adaptation first. It was “The Innocent” with Deborah Kerr, one of the scariest movies I’d ever seen. And now my curriculum forced me to read the book…

I really don’t know. Due to my lack of time I had to read this book within one day which isn’t such an easy issue as it was more than 300 pages long. I got bored with it at times but I think it was quite a good read.

For 2010, I’ll go for 50 books.

17. Death Dance (au)- Barbara Feirstein
18. The Corrections – Jonathan Franzen
19. My Life as a Guinea Pig – AJ Jacobs
20. Olive Kitteredge – Elizabeth Strout

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

The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy- Douglas Adams