- Wizard’s First Rule by Terry Goodkind (820 pages – finished 1/5/11)
- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson (590 pages – finished 1/8/11)
- Across the Wire: Life and Hard Times on the Mexican Border by Luis Alberto Urrea (190 pages – finished 1/11/11)
- Dark Paradise by Tami Hoag (528 pages – finished 1/15/11)
- The Boleyn Inheritance by Philippa Gregory (518 pages – finished 1/21/11)
- Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning (594 pages – finished 1/24/11)
- The Journey: A Spiritual Roadmap For Modern Pilgrims by Peter Kreeft (128 pages – finished 1/27/11)
- A Firing Offense by David Ignatius (366 pages – finished 1/31/11)
- Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment by James Patterson (440 pages – finished 2/13/11)
- 13 Ways of Looking at the Novel by Jane Smiley (570 pages – finished 2/25/11)
- Good Faith by Jane Smiley (417 pages – finished 2/26/11)
- Unusual Suspects edited by Dana Stabenow (301 pages – finished 3/3/11)
- The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Larsson (724 pages – finished 3/13/11)
- Stone of Tears by Terry Goodkind (703 pages – finished 3/14/11)
- The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest by Stieg Larsson (563 pages – finished 3/19/11)
- Thunderhead by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (533 pages – finished 3/24/11)
- Blood of the Fold by Terry Goodkind (464 pages – finished 3/27/11)
- Saving Our Schools Edited by Goodman, Shannon, Goodman and Rapoport (306 pages – finished 3/29/11)
- Temple of the Winds by Terry Goodkind (528 pages – finished 4/4/11)
- This is Not a Game by Walter Jon Williams (462 pages – finished 4/7/11)
- Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline WInspear (292 pages – finished 4/9/11)
- Wonder’s Child: My Life in Science Fiction by Jack Williamson (262 pages – finished 4/14/11)
- Blackout by Connie Willis (491 pages – finished 4/26/11)
- The Guide to Writing Fantasy and Science Fiction by Philip Athans (235 pages – finished 4/28/11)
- The Colorado Kid by Stephen King (184 pages – finished 4/30/11)
- The Warlock Heretical by Christopher Stasheff (233 pages – finished 5/9/11)
- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (552 pages – finished 5/14/11)
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (374 pages – finished 5/15/11)
- Readicide by Kelly Gallagher (135 pages – finished 5/17/11)
- The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory (735 pages – finished 5/24/11)
- Conquistador by S.M. Stirling (596 pages – finished 5/28/11)
- The Edge of Reason by Melinda Snodgrass (372 pages – finished 5/30/11)
- Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell (285 pages – finished 6/4/11)
- Guerrilla Season by Pat Hughes (328 pages – finished 6/5/11)
- Deep State by Walter Jon Williams (390 pages – finished 6/11/11)
- Becoming a Writer by Dorothea Brande (175 pages – finished 6/14/11)
- Sunrise over Fallujah by Walter Dean Myers (282 pages – finished 6/19/11)
- The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot (352 pages – finished 6/21/11)
- The Silicon Dagger by Jack Williamson (303 pages – finished 6/24/11)
- The Demon Awakens by R.A. Salvatore (606 pages – finished 6/30/11)
- Destiny’s Road by Larry Niven (433 pages – finished 7//5/11)
- Free Fire by C.J. Box (313 pages – finished 7/7/11)
- Guilty Pleasures by Laurel K. Hamilton (311 pages – finished 7/9/11)
- The Laughing Corpse by Laurel K. Hamilton (308 pages – finished 7/10/11)
- The Healer’s War by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (303 pages – finished 7/12/11)
- Angel Station by Walter Jon Williams (393 pages – finished 7/15/11)
- Lay Down My Sword and Shield by James Lee Burke (389 pages – finished 7/19/11)
- Fever Dream by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (544 pages – finished 7/20/11)
- Saint Vidicon to the Rescue! by Christopher Stasheff (308 pages – finished 7/23/11)
- Circus of the Damned by Laurel K. Hamilton (307 pages – finished 7/26/11)
- Ringworld by Larry Niven (313 pages – finished 7/31/11)
- Mexican Hat by Michael McGarrity (300 pages – finished 8/1/11)
- The Law of Nines by Terry Goodkind (502 pages – finished 8/5/11)
- The Murder Room by PD James (415 pages – finished 8/9/11)
- Shadow Man by James D. Doss (424 pages – finished 8/13/11)
- Grandmother Spider by James D. Doss (293 pages – finished 8/16/11)
- In Plain Sight by C.J. Box (285 pages – finished 8/21/11)
- One Day, All Children by Wendy Kopp (193 pages – finished 8/22/11)
- Open Season by C. J. Box (278 pages – finished 8/24/11)
- Kabul Beauty School by Deborah Rodriquez (297 pages – finished 8/28/11)
- Pegasus Descending by James Lee Burke (487 pages – finished 9/4/11)
- Kill all the Lawyers by Paul Levine (352 pages – finished 9/9/11)
- 61 Hours by Lee Child (494 pages – finished 9/10/11)
- A Caress of Twilight by Laurel K. Hamilton (348 pages – finished 9/13/11)
- Eight Days to Live by Iris Johansen (422 pages – finished 9/18/11)
- This Vast Land by Stephen E. Ambrose (293 pages – finished 9/21/11)
- The Writing Habit by David Huddle (209 pages – finished 9/25/11)
- The Sword-Edged Blonde by Alex Bledsoe (296 pages – finished 10/2/11)
- Bad Luck and Trouble by Lee Child (377 pages – finished 10/7/11)
- The Comforts of a Muddy Saturday by Alexander McCall Smith (240 pages – finished 10/10/11)
- The Catcher Was a Spy by Nicholas Dawidoff (425 pages – finished 10/20/11)
- The Right Attitude to Rain by Alexander MCall Smith (276 pages – finished 10/21/11)
- Bitter Seeds by Ian Tregillis (352 pages – finished 10/29/11)
- Ghosts of War by Ryan Smithson (320 pages – finished 11/3/11)
- Long Quiet Highway by Natalie Goldberg (238 pages – finished 11/10/11)
- The Sword of Bedwyr by R.A. Salvatore (290 pages – finished 11/18/11)
- Venus Rain by Kirt Hickman (211 pages – finished 11/22/11)
- Crusader’s Cross by James Lee Burke (483 pages – finished 11/25/11)
- Mississippi Trial, 1955 by Chris Crowe (231 pages – finished 11/27/11)
- The Glass Rainbow by James Lee Burke (536 pages – finished 12/4/11)
- Killing Floor by Lee Child (524 pages – finished 12/11/11)
- Bishop as Pawn by William X. Kienzle (306 pages – finished 12/19/11)
- Worth Dying For by Lee Child (513 pages – finished 12/21/11)
- Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton (384 pages – finished 12/26/11)
- The Lighthouse by PD James (335 pages – finished 12/31/11)
Wow! you have amazing reading speed.. I looking forward to read Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Would appreciate if you could let me know how you found it . Thanks
Every month I post a brief review of each of the books I have read during the month. January’s can be found here. I have the next book, The Girl Who Played With Fire in my bag to start reading on the plane tomorrow as I head to the National Writing Project’s Rural Sites Conference in Little Rock.
Loved this, I’m glad to know that I am not alone in keeping a list of all the books I’ve read. I see a couple I need to look up and read. I’m actually reading the Harry Potter series, late to the game, but I have to read other things while reading these since I have already figured out the ending. I guess I need to watch the movies now.
You know, I have to admit that I have only read the last couple Harry Potter books. I have watched most of the movies but wasn’t interested in that kind of book when the series first came out. Now I think I need to follow your example and read all of them.
So many people told me they were super fantastic. I have to keep reminding myself that they are for children, but they are good. In the third book, there is a huge error, almost all of chapter nine was replaced by a previous chapter, so i was a little thrown and left scratching my head. I will not moan or complain again over the three small errors in my book! lol
I have abandoned it for the next couple of days for a new Koonts book!
Happy Reading!
This is awesome. I actually have a whole list of books that I intend to read, I was looking for other lists of books that people have read. Alot of these arent on my list, so thanks because I will be using your reviews to decide if I will read some of them.
I’m glad you have found my list useful! I am not sure that they are all great books that everyone should read, but that’s for you to decide, I guess!
Keeping a book list is a great idea!
Thanks! I really enjoy looking back on what I have read. I am only sorry it took me so long to start doing it!
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Impresive list
Thanks!
i haven’t really thought about ever keeping a list of books, but it sounds like you really know what your doing! You must really like reading!!! they all sounds like great books, and i especially love how the Writing Guides are slipped in there.
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