Wow, hard to believe that Fall is behind us. Guess that means it is time for the Fall into Reading 2010 Wrap Up post. So let's get to it.
Here's what I got read in the last three months. (All links take you to my review at Epinions.)
Tide Water Talisman by Glynn Marsh Alam
Gingerbread Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke, Laura Levine, & Leslie Meier
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by CS Lewis
Royal Blood by Rhys Bowen
Naked Heat by Richard Castle
Murder in Vein by Sue Ann Jaffarian
NERDS: M is for Mama's Boy by Michael Buckley
Nightmare by Robin Parrish
Kingdom Keepers: Disney in Shadow by Ridley Pearson
Psych: A Fatal Frame of Mind by William Rabkin
The Silver Chair by CS Lewis
The Chocolate Pirate Plot by JoAnna Carl
The Inside Story by Michael Buckley
They're Watching by Gregg Hurwitz
The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan
Motherhood is Murder by Diana Orgain
The Last Battle by CS Lewis
A Truth for a Truth by Emilie Richards
Currently Reading:
Peter and the Shadow Thieves by Ridley Pearson and Dave Barry
On the List but Not Read:
Berried to the Hilt by Karen MacInerney
Secrets of Harmony Grove by Mindy Starns Clark
Old World Murder by Kathleen Ernst
Meaning at the Movies by Grant Horner
Walt Disney by Neal Gabler
Dog On It by Spencer Quinn
To the Manner Dead by Sebastian Suart
Book to be named later (I was going to borrow from the Church library)
Thoughts:
I really did think I had a list that was way too long. Granted, I didn't finish like I did in the Spring, but I'm happy with the number of books I did get read. Okay, so it helped that a lot of them were aimed at kids and young adults, but I enjoyed many of those books and hope to include more kids' books in my reading in 2011.
I really need to read more books for the Church library since I've said I would. The fact that we are now three months later and I haven't done that is rather embarrassing. Heck, I don't even have a name for the book yet.
As usual, the non-fiction on my reading list got pushed to the back burner. Oh well.
Look for any of these books I don't read in the next three months to appear on my list for Spring 11.
4 comments:
That's a pretty impressive list! It seems most people have long lists for this challenge. I think I only had 6 books! And I still didn't read them all, since other, less non-fictiony books, came along.
Back in the Spring, I only had about 12 books on my list so I'd be sure to get through them. :) Yes, I added other books near the end.
Sounds like you got quite a lot read, however, if you were reading books not on your original list.
I think you did a great job! And I love reading good kids/young adult books. Sometimes, they're more engaging than "grown-up" books.
Thanks for being part of the challenge! Hope you have a great 2011!
Thanks for hosting again.
Expect lots more kids books out of me this year. At least that's the plan right now.
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