Cumulative Reading List
Here's where I'll be tracking my reading in 2017.
My goal for this year, as usual, is 50 books. In 2016 I didn't even make it to 40, but I'm hoping for a much better showing in 2017.
JANUARY
1. Faithful. Alice Hoffman (2016; fiction; 272 pages, e-book)
2. Smooth Talker: Trail of Death. Steve Jackson (2016; true crime; 190 pages, e-book)
3. As Good As Gone. Larry Watson (2016; fiction; 341 pages)
4. The Ballad of Peckham Rye. Muriel Spark (1960; fiction; 138 pages)
5. The Garden of Abdul Gasazi. Chris Van Allsburg (1979; children's fiction; 32 pages)
FEBRUARY
6. Devil Sent the Rain (Detective Billy Able #3). Lisa Turner (2016; fiction; 352 pages, ARC)
7. The Roanoke Girls. Amy Engel (2017; fiction; 288 pages, ARC)
8. Time of Wonder. Robert McCloskey (1957; children's fiction; 64 pages)
9. Millions of Cats. Wanda Gág (1928; children's fiction; 32 pages)
MARCH
10. Rosemary's Baby. Ira Levin (1967; fiction; 218 pages) (re-read)
11. Magic by the Lake (Tales of Magic #3). Edward Eager (1957; children's fiction; 190 pages)
12. The Blazing World. Siri Hustvedt (2014; fiction; 320 pages, e-book)
APRIL
13. Murder on the Orient Express (Hercule Poirot #10). Agatha Christie (1934; fiction; 256 pages, e-book)
14. The Secret Room (Zoe Goldman #3). Sandra Block (2017; fiction; 368 pages ARC, e-book)
15. The Fix (Amos Decker #3). David Baldacci (2017; fiction; 432 pages ARC, e-book)
16. Dark Emperor and Other Poems of the Night. Joyce Sidman; illus. by Rick Allen (2010; poetry and nonfiction for children; 32 pages)
MAY
17. The Fifth Petal. Brunonia Barry (2017; fiction; 432 pages ARC)
JUNE
18. Adventures of Frog and Toad. Arnold Lobel (2013; children's fiction; 192 pages)
19. The Arnold Lobel Treasury. Arnold Lobel (2014; children's fiction; 144 pages)
JULY
20. Our Spoons Came from Woolworths. Barbara Comyns (1950; fiction; 224 pages, e-book)
AUGUST
Nada.
SEPTEMBER
22. Tell Me How This Ends Well. David Samuel Levinson (2017; fiction; 416 pages, ARC)
OCTOBER
23. The Body in the Library (Miss Marple #3). Agatha Christie (1942; fiction; 224 pages)
24. The Graveyard Apartment. Mariko Koike, trans. by Deborah Boliver Boehm (2016/1988; fiction; 325 pages, e-book)
25. See What I Have Done. Sarah Schmidt (2017; fiction; 324 pages, ARC)
26. Anything Is Possible. Elizabeth Strout (2017; fiction; 254 pages, ARC)
NOVEMBER
27. Over My Dead Body (Nero Wolfe #7). Rex Stout (1940; fiction; 271 pages, e-book)
DECEMBER
28. The Girl with Kaleidoscope Eyes (Stewart Hoag #9). David Handler (2017; fiction; 291 pages, e-book)
29. The Rules of Magic. Alice Hoffman (reading now)
I am looking at that Brunonia Barry title as well. I think it comes out mid-January. You are much more organized that I am. I am just grabbing what I see that looks good -- mostly what I already own! We will see how my year of non-challenge reading goes.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm usually really organized at the beginning of the year. But that won't last very long!
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