World Without End – Ken Follett World Without End – Ken Follett World Without End – Ken Follett Cloud Atlas – David Mitschell (and to top it off one of my teachers decided to make a lecture on it even though i no longer study literature) Gene of Isis – Traci Harding
1.Circe by Madeline Miller 2.Stormlight Archive+Mistborn Saga+Skyward by Brandon Sanderson 3.Obsidio by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff 4.The Escape Artists by Neal Bascomb 5.Our Stories, Our Voices by Amy Reed et al
My reading list for the past year. Too hard to pick five.
2018 BOOKS: END GAME, DAVID BALDACCI THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW, A. J. FINN NEED TO KNOW, KAREN CLEVELAND HELL BENT, GREGG HURWITZ HOW TO STOP TIME, MATT HAIG THE SECOND LIFE OF NICK MASON, STEVE HAMILTON EXIT STRATEGY, STEVE HAMILTON A COLD DAY IN PARADISE, STEVE HAMILTON LET IT BURN, STEVE HAMILTON HEATHER THE TOTALITY, MATTHEW WEINER THE FALLEN, DAVID BALDACCI A HIGHER LOYALTY, JAMES COMEY BLOODSUCKING FIENDS, CHRISTOPHER MOORE BEARSKIN, JAMES A. McLAUGHLIN MY YEAR AS A CLOWN, ROBERT STEVEN WILLIAMS HARD ROAD, J.B. TURNER HEFT, LIZ MOORE THE THOUGHT READERS, DIMA ZALES THE THOUGHT PUSHERS, DIMA ZALES THE DARKEST TIME OF NIGHT, JEREMY FINLEY BILL THE VAMPIRE, RICK GUALTIERI DEAD MAN RUNNING, STEVE HAMILTON SCARY DEAD THINGS, RICK GUALTIERI COLORBLIND, REED FARREL COLEMAN (JESSE STONE NOVEL) THE ONE-WAY TIME TRAVELER, TOM DeMARCO FRENCH EXIT, PATRICK DeWITT CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE, TOMI ADEYEMI THE RECKONING, JOHN GRISHAM PAST TENSE, LEE CHILD ELEVATION, STEPHEN KING
Empire of the Summer Moon by S. C. Gwynne (nonfiction) Atomic Accidents by James Mahaffey (nonfiction) The Glass Castle (autobiographical) Hyperion by Dan Simmons (Old sci-fi) East of Eden by John Steinbeck (novel)
These books sound sort of heady but I also reread the Harry Potter series.
I re-read The Chosen by Chaim Potok, and The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan. Both are excellent books, but I absolutely love high fantasy books the most!
Great question! “Apprentice in Death,” by J. D. Robb, “Divergent,” by Veronica Roth, “Outlander,” by Diana Gabaldon, “Persuader,” by Lee Child, and “Red Shirts,” by John Scalzi.
A Dance with Dragons by George R R Martin Never Ending Story by Michael Ende Storm Front by Jim Butcher Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury The Fall by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan
?Mostly I hope to get through 5 books this year – not including toddler reading.
1. Picnic at Hanging Rock by Joan Lindsay, 2. Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier, 3. Logan’s Run by William F Nolan, 4. My Mother was Nuts by Penny Marshall (biography) 5. The First Pharoah by Lester Picker
World Without End – Ken Follett
World Without End – Ken Follett
World Without End – Ken Follett
Cloud Atlas – David Mitschell (and to top it off one of my teachers decided to make a lecture on it even though i no longer study literature)
Gene of Isis – Traci Harding
1.Circe by Madeline Miller 2.Stormlight Archive+Mistborn Saga+Skyward by Brandon Sanderson 3.Obsidio by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff 4.The Escape Artists by Neal Bascomb 5.Our Stories, Our Voices by Amy Reed et al
My reading list for the past year. Too hard to pick five.
2018 BOOKS:
END GAME, DAVID BALDACCI
THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW, A. J. FINN
NEED TO KNOW, KAREN CLEVELAND
HELL BENT, GREGG HURWITZ
HOW TO STOP TIME, MATT HAIG
THE SECOND LIFE OF NICK MASON, STEVE HAMILTON
EXIT STRATEGY, STEVE HAMILTON
A COLD DAY IN PARADISE, STEVE HAMILTON
LET IT BURN, STEVE HAMILTON
HEATHER THE TOTALITY, MATTHEW WEINER
THE FALLEN, DAVID BALDACCI
A HIGHER LOYALTY, JAMES COMEY
BLOODSUCKING FIENDS, CHRISTOPHER MOORE
BEARSKIN, JAMES A. McLAUGHLIN
MY YEAR AS A CLOWN, ROBERT STEVEN WILLIAMS
HARD ROAD, J.B. TURNER
HEFT, LIZ MOORE
THE THOUGHT READERS, DIMA ZALES
THE THOUGHT PUSHERS, DIMA ZALES
THE DARKEST TIME OF NIGHT, JEREMY FINLEY
BILL THE VAMPIRE, RICK GUALTIERI
DEAD MAN RUNNING, STEVE HAMILTON
SCARY DEAD THINGS, RICK GUALTIERI
COLORBLIND, REED FARREL COLEMAN (JESSE STONE NOVEL)
THE ONE-WAY TIME TRAVELER, TOM DeMARCO
FRENCH EXIT, PATRICK DeWITT
CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE, TOMI ADEYEMI
THE RECKONING, JOHN GRISHAM
PAST TENSE, LEE CHILD
ELEVATION, STEPHEN KING
The Starlight Archive was indeed enjoyable.
1: War Storm
2: Thirteen Rising
3: Graceling
4: This is Where is Ends
5: Ana and the French Kiss
Empire of the Summer Moon by S. C. Gwynne (nonfiction)
Atomic Accidents by James Mahaffey (nonfiction)
The Glass Castle (autobiographical)
Hyperion by Dan Simmons (Old sci-fi)
East of Eden by John Steinbeck (novel)
These books sound sort of heady but I also reread the Harry Potter series.
Empire of the summer moon was really good!
Nice list, …just purchased Cloud Atlas
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk, Bread Upon The Waters, The Far Pavilions, A Distant Trumpet, The Nix.
The Far Pavillions is one of my favorite novels. I’ve literally worn a copy out and had to look for another HB copy to replace it.
@Rob What I really liked about the novel is that it tried to give an unbiased and balanced view of Indian society and Anglo-Indian relations.
I loved Billy Lynn. Read it a few years ago, great book.
@Tim It presented an accurate portrayal of the disconnect between the war and the troops in the field and the perception of the war at home.
I re-read The Chosen by Chaim Potok, and The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan. Both are excellent books, but I absolutely love high fantasy books the most!
Monster Hunters International by Larry Corriea; The Revenant by M. Punke; 61 Hours and Worth Dying For both by Lee Child; The 1st Wave by James Benn.
The Book Thief
The Fireman
The Books of Rachel (for about the 20th time!)
Belgrave Square
The Good Earth
@Priscilla Mark is such a great author. The Book Thief is great. You should read The Messenger and his newest one, Bridge of Clay
@Joe Thanks! Will do.
@Joe Messenger is next in my que. Thanks for the recommendation!
@Priscilla my uncle had the Book Thief and recommended it to me. When I went to the store, I seen that instead and loved it
Leadership: In Turbulent Times, Educated, A Place for Us: A Novel, Becoming, and The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society: A Novel.
The Five People you Meet in Heaven by Mitch Album
The Life She was Given by Ellen Marie Wisemen
My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry by Fredrik Backman
World War Z by Max Brooks
Autumn by David Moody
Beneath A Scarlet Sky, Where the Crawdads Sing, Before We Were Yours, The Kiss Quotient, How to Walk Away
@Emily Dang, I forgot about Under a Scarlet Sky. It was really good!
I have a blog post on it.. lol
The Art of Fielding
The World According to Garp
The Corrections
Shogun
Agincourt
Great question! “Apprentice in Death,” by J. D. Robb, “Divergent,” by Veronica Roth, “Outlander,” by Diana Gabaldon, “Persuader,” by Lee Child, and “Red Shirts,” by John Scalzi.
A court of Mist and Fury
The Program by Suzanne Young
Last Seen Alive
And I reread Fablehaven for nostalgia. Still good
The Murder of Roger Akroyd
The Messenger
And Then There Were None
Scythe
The Night Circus
1. Circe, 2. Still Me, 3. Educated, 4. The Great Alone, 5. Before We Were Yours.
1. The Feral Detective
2. Katerina
3. My Year of Rest and Relaxation
4. Cherry
5. A Ladder to the Sky
A Dance with Dragons by George R R Martin
Never Ending Story by Michael Ende
Storm Front by Jim Butcher
Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury
The Fall by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan
?Mostly I hope to get through 5 books this year – not including toddler reading.
1. Picnic at Hanging Rock by Joan Lindsay, 2. Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier, 3. Logan’s Run by William F Nolan, 4. My Mother was Nuts by Penny Marshall (biography) 5. The First Pharoah by Lester Picker