40.  Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination -- by Helen Fielding

The title ruined it for me. Everything that happened to this girl was so farfetched that I was convinced, until the end of the book, that it was all a product of her imagination.  Oh well.

39.  Eragon -- by Christopher Paolini

38.  The Handmaid's Tale -- by Margaret Atwood

37.  Andersen's Fairy Tales -- by Hans Christian Andersen

With illustrations by Arthur Szyk; gotta love a book with pictures! Some were cute, while some of the sad-looking children were just downright creepy.

I think I prefer the Grimm Brothers--a lot more action and the preaching isn't as obvious at times.

36.  Life of Pi -- by Yann Martel

I think I'm possibly the last person on the planet to read this. It was really good though, and a fast read.

35.  Oddkins -- by Dean Koontz

34.  Lit Riffs -- edited by Matthew Miele

33.  Snobs -- by Julian Fellowes

32.  A Passage to India -- by E.M. Forster

31.  The Last Juror -- by John Grisham

I was expecting another legal thriller like all the rest, just another quick read. The was so different and so much better!