OK, so I got here a little late. But here's how it's going.




January
1. The China Study - Colin & Thomas Cambpell
2. Sugar Blues - William Dufty
3. Daisy Miller - Henry James
4. 1001 Books for Every Mood - Hallie Ephron

February
5. The Beach House - Jane Green
6. The Rosary - Gary Jansen
7. A Short Guide to a Happy Life - Anna Quindlen
8. Being Perfect - Anna Quindlen
9. Showboat – Edna Ferber
10. I Never Promised You A Rose Garden – Joanne Greenberg
11. How Starbucks Saved My Life – Michael Gates Gill
12. The Prodigal God – Timothy Keller

March
13. Outlander – Diana Gabaldon
14. Agnes Gray – Anne Bronte
15. Lolita – Vladimir Nabokov
16. UR - Stephen King
17. Summer - Edith Wharton
18. Lamb - Christopher Moore
19. Veronika Decides to Die - Paulo Coelho
20. Silas Marner - George Eliot
21. Beasts of New York - Jon Evans
22. You Can Heal Your Life - Louise Hay
23. Go Ask Alice - Anonymous - Beatrice Sparks
24. Biblical Mysteries - Lonely Soul

April
25. Madame Bovary - Gustave Flaubert
26. Turbulent Souls - Stephen J. Dubner
27. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Writing a Novel - Thomas Monteleone
28. The Glimpses of the Moon - Edith Wharton
29. The 80/10/10 Diet - Dr. Douglas Graham

May
30. Shades Children - Garth Nix
31. Singer and the Sewing Machine: A Capitalist Romance - Ruth Brandon

June
32. Odd Thomas - Dean Koontz
33. Called Out of Darkness - Anne Rice
34. Blink - Malcolm Gladwell
35. Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt - Anne Rice

July
36. The Roman Pronunciation of Latin why we use it and how to use it - Francis Lord
37. Believe - Daniel Oran
38. A Tale of Two Cities - Charles Dickens
39. Roasting in Hell's Kitchen - Gordon Ramsey
40. The Little Lame Prince - Dinah Mulock Craik
41. Heroic Measures - Jill Ciment

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Will be continuing here....

August
42. Old New York - Edith Wharton
43. Secret Windows: Essays and Fiction on the Craft of Writing- Stephen King
44. Rage To Survive - Etta James
45. Wasted: A memoir of anorexia and bulimia - Marya Hornabacher
46. The Third Jesus - Deepak Chopra
47. The Last Lecture - Randy Pausch
48. Something Wicked This Way Comes - Ray Bradbury
49. Finding Peace - Dr. Charles Stanley

September
50. The Year of Living Biblically - A.J. Jacobs
51. The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupery
52. The Sunflower: A Novel by Richard Paul Evans
53. Duma Key by Stephen King
54. Dead Man's Cell Phone by Sarah Ruhl
55. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
56. What Difference Do it Make? by Ron Hall et al
57. Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson

October
58. When The Heart Cries by Cindy Woodsmall
59. The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks
60. Have A Little Faith by Mitch Albom
61. Night Flight by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
62. The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate by Jacqueline Kelly
63. The Christmas List a Novel by Richard Paul Evans
64. The Well: David's Story by Mildred Taylor
65. Finding Purpose Beyond our Pain by Meier & Henderson
66. Crossing Over by Ruth Irene Garrett

November
67. When The Morning Comes - Cindy Woodsmall
68. A Treasury of Christmas Miracles by Karen Kingsbury
69. Skipping Christmas by John Grisham
70. The Liturgical Year by Joan Chittister
71. Goodbye, Mr. Chips by James Hilton
72. The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield

December
73. A Victorian Christmas - Catherine Palmer
74. You: Staying Young - Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen

Message edited by its author, Dec 8, 2009, 10:25am.

Welcome! Looks like you're a Stephen King fan. You should be in fine company...

What did you think of Odd Thomas? It's one of the books I've been pushing on the other members of our little group here.

Welcome to the group! It is never too late to join in the fun.

Thanks guys,
I am a King fan, good to know there are others around. I liked Odd Thomas, different than anything I've read, I've never read anything by Koontz before, glad this was my first book.

Welcome, Liz! Your list brings back memories of some long-ago read books! Good to hear another kudo for Odd Thomas--I'm very close to convinced to try them, even though I struggle to avoid series books. It's painful enough to add one book to my TBR, but when I have to add 5 or 6 at a time...

welcome!

I hope you give Odd Thomas a try. I had wanted to read it for years but always passed it over. I'll get to the other 'Odd' books soon.

Welcome Liz!

Thank you for the welcomes.

Just wanted to mention, I was at my son's house last week, and happened to be looking through his books, and there was Odd Thomas! So I took it home and put it on the 'short pile.' Hope to get to it soon!

Hi! Just found your thread -- a belated Welcome to you! I see some good books on your list.

I, too, like to read Stephen King, and I see you've read a Ray Bradbury recently, too -- another of my favorites. I've read some Koontz, but not any of the Odd Thomas books yet. I don't dare put another series on my Wishlist . . . though I know our local library has them . . . :)

I have 24 more books to go! and less than 4 months. No sweat....

I'm so behind. I have 21 more books to read, and a little over 3 months to read them.

In less than a month I got it down to only 14 more to read for the year. WHOOT!

Congratulations on making progress toward your goal!

Yes, congratulations! Remember that no one is going to chastize you if you don't meet the goal.

No, but I'll be very disappointed in myself. However, only 10 more to go. Looks like I'll reach my goal by mid-December. And then I'm going for the gold in 2010 - 100 books!

Ten more books is a doable goal. Good luck. I'll be routing for you!

Just 2 more to reach goal, and I'm already reading them. :)