noellib wants to join again this year - after a month away.

Not sure - do I need to do more than this? It's a bit unclear..

Currently reading:

Islam, by Alfred Guillaume (non-fiction)
Swann's Way: Remembrance of things past, Volume one, by Marcel Proust (fiction)
My country Right or Left, by George Orwell (non-fiction, essays)
The silent girl, by Tess Gerritsen (fiction, audiobook)

Books read so far in 2017:

JANUARY

None finished - too busy travelling..

FEBRUARY

1. Light and shadow: Memoirs of a spy's son by Mark Colvin (non-fiction)
2. The black echo by Michael Connelly (fiction, audiobook)

MARCH

1. El amante Japones by Isabel Allende (fiction, Spanish language)
2. The island that dared: Journeys in Cuba by Dervla Murphy (non-fiction)
3. The flood by David Hewson (fiction, audiobook)
4. The hanging girl: A Department Q novel by Jussi Adler-Olsen (fiction)
5. Nutshell, by Ian McEwan (fiction)
6. Hear the wind sing, by Haruki Murakami (fiction, audiobook)

APRIL

1. The good people, by Hannah Kent (fiction)
2. Brooklyn, by Colm Toibin (fiction)
3. Luna caliente, by Mempo Giardinelli (fiction, Spanish language)
4. Kidnapped, by Robert Louis Stevenson (fiction)
5. ANZAC: The unauthorised biography, by Carolyn Holbrook (non-fiction)

MAY

1. Days without end, by Sebastian Barry (fiction)
2. Liberty in the age of terror: A defence of civil liberties and enlightenment values, by A. C. Grayling (non-fiction)
3. Loot, by Aaron Elkins (fiction, audiobook)

JUNE

1.The clash of fundamentalisms: Crusades, jihads and modernity, by Tariq Ali (non-fiction)
2. Slade House, by David Mitchell (fiction, audiobook)
3. Hillbilly elegy, by J. D. Vance (non-fiction)
4. No is not enough: Resisting Trump's shock politics and winning the world we need, by Naomi Klein (non-fiction)
5. Mindful thoughts for cyclists, by Nick Moore (non-fiction)

JULY

1. She's never coming back, by Hans Koppel ( fiction)
2. After the fire, a still small voice, by Evie Wyld (fiction, audiobook)
3. Dregs, by Jorn Lier Horst (fiction)
4. At the edge of the orchard, by Tracy Chevalier (fiction, audiobook)
5. The hypnotist, by Lars Kepler (fiction)

AUGUST

1. The hunting dogs by Jorn Lier Horst, fiction
2. The woman on the stairs, by Bernhard Schlink (fiction)
3. This changes everything, by Naomi Klein (non-fiction, audiobook)
4. Nora Webster, by Colm Toibin (fiction)

SEPTEMBER

1. Northanger Abbey, by Jane Austen (fiction, audiobook)
2. The long goodbye: Coal, coral and Australia's climate deadlock, by Anna Krien (non-fiction)
3. The Saladin murders, by Matt Rees (fiction, audiobook)
4. The big sleep, by Raymond Chandler (fiction, audiobook)
5. Our kind of traitor, by John Le Carre (fiction)

OCTOBER

1. Calling out for you, by Karin Fossum (fiction)
2. Closed for winter, by Jorn Lier Horst (fiction)
3. Trunk music, by Michael Connelly (fiction, audiobook)

NOVEMBER

1. The age of atheists, by Peter Watson (non-fiction)
2. When the devil holds the candle, by Karin Fossum (fiction)
3. Sunset Park, by Paul Auster (fiction, audiobook)
4. Curing affluenza, by Richard Denniss (non-fiction)
5. The prisoner of Brenda, by Colin Bateman (fiction, audiobook)

DECEMBER

1. The challenge of things, by A. C. Grayling (non-fiction)
2. Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki and his years of pilgrimage, by Haruki Murakami (fiction, audiobook)
3. Under the glacier, by Halldor Laxness (fiction)
4. Let's explore diabetes with owls, by David Sedaris (non-fiction)

>1 noellib: You don't have to do any more than you want to.
You can just keep a record of your readings here, or jump in at the conversations on other threads.

Happy reading, Noel!

Yup, this is all it takes. I've added you to our Threadbook so folks can find your thread. And yup, I hope you jump into other threads and join in our conversations!

Thanks for adding me to the 2017 Threadbook . I have been adding my read titles, etc. - but just noticed that according to LibraryThing I'm still not a member of the group "75 Books Challenge for 2017"....?
Is there something I haven't done yet?

Noellib

Sure, though it's not required to join in! Go to the group page here

http://www.librarything.com/groups/75booksin2017

And look in the top right corner. There's a place to join there.