47: The Big U: N Stephenson
48: Election: T Perrotta
49: The age of Miracles : K Walker
50: The Spellman Files: L Lutz

I loved the Spellman Files and am planning on reading the sequels. Great fun about a family of PIs in SF 4 months ago

43: Witches of Eastwick: J Updike
44: Widows of Eastwick: J Updike
45: Joe College: T Perrotta
46: Persuasion: J Austen

Right on target for 50 books as I generally manage 4 books. I love the move Election which is based on a Tom Perrotta book so thought I would try this book – so-so. 5 months ago

35: Color of Magic, T. Pratchett
36: Visit from the Goon Squad, J. Egan
37: Queen of the Oddballs, H. Carlip
38: Holidays on Ice, D. Sedaris
39: Wigfield, A. Sedaris
40: Red Meat Cures Cancer, S. O’Dwyer
41: Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, D. Maggach
42: Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove, C. Moore 6 months ago

31. Unseen Academicals: T Pratchett
32: Squirrel seeks Chipmunk: D Sederas
33: Of Mice and Men: Steinbeck
34: The Light Fantastic: T Pratchett

Loved Squirrel seeks Chipmunk by David Sederas. (sic) 7 months ago

Forgot to note the books
29. Practical Demon Keeping: C Moore
30. Monsterous Regiment: T Pratchett

I am trying to read all of the Disc World Series this year – so am randomly picking them up at the library 7 months ago

Things are a bit hectic so only two books this month

27. The Fifth Elephant: T Pratchett
28. Star Island: C Hiaasen

I always like Carl Hiaasen’s books and this one was good (but not his best). A send up of celebrity culture with a profoundly untalented pop singer, her scheming parents and the return of Skink.
Current reads are Tortilla Flats and Of Mice and Men 9 months ago

20. Tess of the Deurbervilles, T. Hardy
21. King Peggy, P. Bartel
22. Mysterious Stranger, M. Twain
23. The Family Fang, K. Wilson
24. Coyote Blue, C. Moore
25. Nightwatch, T. Pratchett
26. Boomsday, C. Buckley 10 months ago

12. The Phantom of the Opera, Gaston Leroux
13. Why Is God Laughing?, Deepak Chopra
14. The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, Sogyal Rinpoche
15. How to Make Big Money In Your Own Small Business, Jeffrey J. Fox
16. Unfinished Business, James Van Praagh
17. The Selected Works of T. S. Spivet, Reif Larsen
18. The Buddha’s Diamonds, Carolyn Marsden & Thay Phap Niem
19. Flight from the Dark, Joe Dever & Gary Chalk
20. Fire on the Water, Joe Dever & Gary Chalk
21. The Caverns of Kalte, Joe Dever & Gary Chalk 10 months ago

17. Thud, T. Prachett
18. Snuff, T. Prachett
19. Little Green Men, C. Buckley

I still have 100 pages to go on Tess of the Durberviles by Hardy – a slow read. Hopefully I will finish this weekend. I am in summer book mode at the moment and am more inclined to the light and fun mode not the classics. Loved Little Green Men, so I got Boomsday 11 months ago

14. pride and Prejudice – J. Austen
15. 20 great essays and Short Stories of 2010
16. just Kids – P. Smith

in progress: Tess of Deurbervilles by Hardy 12 months ago

January:
1. The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown
2. I Will Teach You To Be Rich, Ramit Sethi
3. I Am What I Ate…and I’m Frightened!!!, Bill Cosby

February:
4. Coming To Our Senses, Jon Kabat-Zinn
5. Buddha’s Little Instruction Book, Jack Kornfield
6. Secrets of Rapid Manifestation, Dr. Robert Anthony

March:
7. The Art of Happiness, H.H. the Dalai Lama & Howard C. Cutler, M.D.

April:
8. Murder In The Place of Anubis, Lynda S. Robinson
9. Stop Stealing Dreams, Seth Godin
10. Stress Management For Dummies, Allen Elkin, Ph. D.
11. The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Creative Writing, Laurie E. Rozakis, Ph. D. 13 months ago

Re-read the Hunger Games series (10-12) and Lover Reborn J. R. Ward. 13 months ago

9. Ghost Story, J. Butcher
10. Medicus, R. Downie
11. Eating the Moment, P. Somov
12. How To Be Good, N. Hornsby
13. Interesting Time, T. Prachett

In progress, Pride and Prejudice 13 months ago

i’ve read 16 books since christmas 14 months ago

February is a great reading month:
2: Salmon of a Doubt, D. Adams
3: At Home, B Bryson
4: Bossypants, T. Fey
5: Corpse Suzette, G. A. Mckevett
6: Dirty Job, C. Moore
7: Eating With Fierce Kindness, S. Loring
8: Fool, C. Moore
I loved the Christopher Moore books, they are funny and thought provoking. 14 months ago

8. Rebel angels
9. The sweet far thing
Both by Libba bray 14 months ago

5. Dance with Dragons George R.R. Martin
6. Catching Fire Suzanne Collins
7. Mockinjay Suzanne Collins 15 months ago