Cumulative Reading List
Here's where I'll be tracking my reading in 2024. I used to aim for 50 books a year, but for 2024 I'm just hoping to do better than the dozen books I read last year.
JANUARY
1. City of Glass (New York Trilogy, Book 1). Paul Auster (1985; fiction / mystery; 203 pages)
2. Ghosts (New York Trilogy, Book 2). Paul Auster (1986; fiction / mystery; 100 pages)
3. The Locked Room (New York Trilogy, Book 3). Paul Auster (1986; fiction / mystery; 179 pages)
4. Heads You Lose (Inspector Cockrill #1). Christianna Brand (1941; fiction / mystery; 196 pages)
2. Ghosts (New York Trilogy, Book 2). Paul Auster (1986; fiction / mystery; 100 pages)
3. The Locked Room (New York Trilogy, Book 3). Paul Auster (1986; fiction / mystery; 179 pages)
4. Heads You Lose (Inspector Cockrill #1). Christianna Brand (1941; fiction / mystery; 196 pages)
FEBRUARY
5. Peril at End House (Hercule Poirot #8). Agatha Christie (1932; fiction / mystery; 288 pages)
6. World's Fair. E.L. Doctorow (1985; fiction / historical fiction; 304 pages)
7. Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library. Chris Grabenstein (2013; fiction / children's literature; 293 pages)
6. World's Fair. E.L. Doctorow (1985; fiction / historical fiction; 304 pages)
7. Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library. Chris Grabenstein (2013; fiction / children's literature; 293 pages)
MARCH
8. The Road to Lichfield. Penelope Lively (1977; fiction; 224 pages)
9. Experimental Film. Gemma Files (2015; fiction; 314 pages)
10. Last House. Jessica Shattuck (2024; fiction / historical fiction; 304 pages)
APRIL
11. After Annie. Anna Quindlen (2024; fiction; 273 pages)
12. Hamnet. Maggie O'Farrell (2020; fiction / historical fiction; 321 pages)
13. Unexpected Night (Henry Gamadge Mysteries #1). Elizabeth Daly (1940; fiction / mystery; 221 pages)
12. Hamnet. Maggie O'Farrell (2020; fiction / historical fiction; 321 pages)
13. Unexpected Night (Henry Gamadge Mysteries #1). Elizabeth Daly (1940; fiction / mystery; 221 pages)
MAY
14. The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church. Sarah McCammon (2024; nonfiction / memoir / culture; 288 pages)
15. Oracle Night. Paul Auster (2003; fiction; 260 pages)
16. Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey. Karen Wilkin (2009; nonfiction / art / art history; 123 pages)
17. Power and Glory: Elizabeth II and the Rebirth of Royalty. Alexander Larman (2024; nonfiction / history; 525 pages)
15. Oracle Night. Paul Auster (2003; fiction; 260 pages)
16. Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey. Karen Wilkin (2009; nonfiction / art / art history; 123 pages)
17. Power and Glory: Elizabeth II and the Rebirth of Royalty. Alexander Larman (2024; nonfiction / history; 525 pages)
JUNE
18. Jane Eyre. Charlotte BrontΓ« (1847; fiction; 465 pages) JULY
19. If Death Ever Slept (Nero Wolfe #29). Rex Stout (1957; fiction / mystery; 208 pages)
20. Death and the Dancing Footman (Roderick Alleyn #11). Ngaio Marsh (1941; fiction / mystery; 356 pages)
AUGUST
21. A Grave Mistake (Roderick Alleyn #30). Ngaio Marsh (1978; fiction / mystery; 260 pages)
22. Death in a White Tie (Roderick Alleyn #7). Ngaio Marsh (1938; fiction / mystery; 329 pages)
SEPTEMBER
23. Final Curtain (Roderick Alleyn #14). Ngaio Marsh (1947; fiction / mystery; 301 pages)
24. The House Takes a Vacation. Jacqueline Davies; illus. by Lee White (2007; children's picture book; 32 pages)
OCTOBER
25. Du Iz Tak? Carson Ellis; illus. by author (2016; children's picture book; 2017 Caldecott Honor Book; 48 pages)
26. White Snow, Bright Snow. Alvin Tresselt; illus. by Roger Duvoisin (1947; children's picture book; 1948 Caldecott Medal Winner; 32 pages)
27. The Queen of Poisons (Marlow Murder Club #3). Robert Thorogood (2024; fiction / mystery; reading now)
28. Every Time We Say Goodbye (Jane Austen Society #3). Natalie Jenner (2024; fiction / historical fiction; reading now)
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NOVEMBER
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