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Blaaaaaahgs
What I ultimately decided to do with LJ was to keep it, to keep adding my books read here, but to remove most of the outside-of-LJ blogs that I was following here into Google Reader. I find I log into Google Reader maybe twice as often as LJ, which is just about right to catch things.
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Books 83-89 of 2009
83. Justine by Lawrence Durrell (253 pgs ( Read more... ) -
Books 73-82 of 2009
73. I See You Everywhere by Julia Glass (287 pgs ( Read more... ) -
Books 67-72 of 2009
67. A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin (835 pgs)
I read this along with the Sword and Laser Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book Club. I had picked up this book before but couldn't get into it, but I think after reading Robert Jordan, this was more accessible for me. And I liked it more. I was intrigued by the Dani storyline, am curious to see where the ( Read more... ) -
Books 64-66 of 2009
64. Eggs in Purgatory by Laura Childs (278 pgs ( Read more... ) -
Books 58-63 of 2009
58. A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson (audiobook ( Read more... ) -
Books 53-57 of 2009
53. Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen (290 pgs ( Read more... ) -
Books 49-52 of 2009
49. The Girl With No Shadow by Joanne Harris (444 pgs)
A lovely little follow-up to Chocolat, full of magic and engaging storytelling.
50. The French Gardener by Santa Montefiore (406 pgs ( Read more... ) -
Books 44-48 of 2009
44. The Magician's Assistant by Ann Patchett (357 pgs ( Read more... ) -
Books 36-43 of 2009
36. How Late it Was, How Late by James Kelman (374 pgs)
I started this on a rainy weekend and had a hard time putting it down. I was immersed in Sammy's brain and there weren't any good places to stop! It takes a bit to get into the flow of his dialect but once you do, amazing.
37. The Sandman, v. 4 - Season of Mists by Neil Gaiman (234 pgs ( Read more... )