So the ones I added to the list last night (as well as some that have been on the list since 2009...) are:
- Mercy - Picoult, Jodi
- The Complete Fairy Tales - Grimm, Brothers
- The Earthsea Quartet (The Earthsea Cycle, Books 1-4) - Guin, Ursula K. Le
- Farmers and Mercenaries - Drake, Maxwell Alexander *
- Phantom Waltz (Kendrick/Coulter, #2) - Anderson, Catherine
- Trace (Kay Scarpetta, #13) - Cornwell, Patricia
- Of Mice and Men - Steinbeck, John
- Shakespeare's Sonnets - Shakespeare, William
- The Picture of Dorian Gray - Wilde, Oscar
- Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Other Stories - Stevenson, Robert Louis
- The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - Twain, Mark
- The Anatomy of Wings - Foxlee, Karen
- Snoop: What Your Stuff Says About You - Gosling, Sam *
- The Importance of Being Earnest - Wilde, Oscar
- Bleeding Violet - Reeves, Dia *
- Colour, the - Tremain, Rose
- The Pilot's Wife - Shreve, Anita
- The Crimson Portrait - Shields, Jody
- Love and the Platypus - Drayson, Nicholas
- Bear is Now Asleep - Verity, William
- Spiral (Book 2) - Suzuki, Koji
- Ring (Book 1) - Suzuki, Koji
- Hollywood Wives - Collins, Jackie
- Audrey, Wait! - Benway, Robin
- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass - Carroll, Lewis
- On Writing - King, Stephen
- War and Peace - Tolstoy, Leo
- The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of True Love and High Adventure - Goldman, William
- Fortune's Rocks - Shreve, Anita
- Mutiny on the Bounty - Nordhoff, Charles Bernard
- Break No Bones (Temperance Brennan, #9) - Reichs, Kathy
- Second Glance - Picoult, Jodi
- The Pact - Picoult, Jodi
- Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha - Doyle, Roddy
- The Meaning of Everything: The Story of the Oxford English Dictionary - Winchester, Simon
- Blinking with Fists - Corgan, Billy
- Cat Dreamer - Carmody, Isobelle
- Lord Minimus: The Extraordinary Life of Britain's Smallest Man - Page, Nick
- The Distant Land of My Father - Caldwell, Bo
I also want to mention that I am finally the proud owner of some of Isobelle Carmody's Obernewtyn books - I found #4 and #5 in K-mart (I think it was K-mart...) for the major bonus price of $3 each!! So now I just have to order the other 3 books (I'm planning on Book Depository, which will be even cheaper what with their current 15% off by the end of May deal), and I'll have the whole set to date. I'm thinking I may have to wait till 2013 to see the third book of the Legendsong come out. Hey, what's another couple of years - already been waiting since 2002!!
So, basically I've got no shortage of books to read - and this isn't counting all the books I have yet to acquire, like the second Hex Hall book, the second Mortal Instruments book (which is actually in the mail headed my way right now), and other books.
And for a Goals update:
2011 Reading Challenge
Trisha has read 18 books toward her goal of 25 books.
Gosh that will keep you busy for ages. I have only read 3 of those myself :O)
ReplyDeleteYeah, it'll take me a while, especially since some of these books are huuuge. Of course I am reading the short ones first, on purpose. LOL.
ReplyDeleteGoodness me, you're going to be one busy lady! Some great books on that list, and I love the Obernewtyn series. Fun fact, I'm (very distantly) related to Isobelle Carmody!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Rach
Wow, that's quite a list. Happy reading.
ReplyDelete@Rach - Ooh, that's so cool! I love Isobelle's books :D Do you have autographed copies? hehe
ReplyDelete@Clarissa - thanks, and yeah I know...a wee bit daunting. But it's a list that's been building for many, many years.
You should add Veiled to your list =)
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
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Wow! what a list! This yearI've kept my to read list what I can actually see on my shelf. It's taking a lot of WILL POWER! lol
ReplyDelete@S.B., yes I should! Thanks for the reminder! :D
ReplyDelete@Jessica - for me it's taking willpower not to read several at once. but I just can't work that way. I'm a monogomous reader. LOL. unless i break up with one book before starting to date another. hehe
Wonderful list - loved Dorian Gray! I copied down some of them from list that I haven't thought of before. Good luck reading! :D
ReplyDeleteAmbitious. :) I've only read four of those. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteAwesome TBR pile! Mine is huge too!
ReplyDeleteI left you a little something on my blog :D
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Wow..what a long list..haha..!
ReplyDeleteNoticed you've a few Jodi Picoult's book in the list..think I only read 1 of her books..
I read Hollywood Wives (Jackie Collins) few years ago..quite enjoyed it..
Happy Reading..!
I recognize only a few of those--you've got a long list! :D
ReplyDeleteI really liked Picoult's Second Glance and Stephen King's On Writing. I see several titles on my reading list. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteWow what a list (And proud to say I've read soeem of those)!
ReplyDeletemight as well move war and peace to the top, then you won't be as worried about some of the chaff.
ReplyDelete@Brenda, thanks - yeah I look forward to reading that one :)
ReplyDelete@Ciara - thanks! Good thing is there is no time limit on when I have to read these by. ;)
@Dawn - thanks, i'll check out your blog! :)
@Graywolfie - I've read a few already, but I know I like her stuff so look forward to reading more! As for Jackie Collins, a colleague told me I HAD to read at least one, and lent me one of hers. This was years ago, and the book is still on my TBR shelf. lol. But i WILL read it!
@Eagle - tis pretty long I know, but it's just the beginning. ;)
@Laura - thanks! I've been looking forward to reading "On Writing" for a fair while now!
@Christina - yay!! :) are you on GoodReads?
@-E- - thanks for the advice. lol
I've read THE PACT and it was so amazing. I love all Piccoult's books, but I still haven't read MERCY yet. You have a darn great list here!
ReplyDeleteAnother good Anita Shreve books is RESISTANCE.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Just followed you on Goodreads!
Massive list! That should keep you busy for a while!
ReplyDeleteI love Goodreads, I'm just getting into the site and I'm totally addicted to it. This is a great list! I'm going to have to add some of these to my own. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's quite a list!
ReplyDeleteSweet reading list! You're gonna finish your Reading Challenge way ahead of time :)
ReplyDeletePS~hope you don't mind if I steal a few from your list to add to mine :)
Hi Trisha. You and I have similar taste in some of your choices. You're the only other person I've seen with Fortune's Rocks by Anita Shreve on your list. Love it!! Also think her Pilot's Wife has one of the best beginnings of any book I've read. Can't go wrong with Jodi Picoult either. I always recommend Salem Falls to my students when they're studying The Crucible. It is a modern-day take on the story.
ReplyDeleteI went for the 100+ Home Girl's Book Challenge. Have read 50+ this year so am on track.
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Grimm's is very grim. I was surprised at how dark the stories are. Great list to keep you busy. I have quite a pile in the corner of my room.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is quite the list with some fabulous titles! :)
ReplyDelete@Julie M. - yeah I like everything I've read by her so far too :D But I've got lots left to read!! Gotta love such a prolific writer :)
ReplyDelete@Liz - pretty sure I haven't read that...will add it to my list :) And yay, GoodReads connection! :)
@KO - yep, I'm thinking so. hehe
@Julie - oh yeah, I love it too. I was on LibraryThing as well but GoodReads took over :)
@LB - yep, it's good for a start. hehe
@Jess - course I don't! hehe
@Denise - I can thank mum for a lot of the books on my list. ;) She was dying for the day when I'd start reading more than just fantasy. hehe
@M Pax - yeah, I'm expecting a lot of grimness from the Grimms ;) But can't wait!!
@WritingNut - it'll keep me going for a while yet, indeed. hehe
Truly, there are so many books, so little time.
ReplyDelete~Debbie
The Grimm Brothers are on my list as well. Lizzie and I have read a few together just for fun, but I haven't gotten serious with it yet. I also might eventually read the rest of the Earthsea series. XD
ReplyDeleteOn Writing by Stephen King, I see you in my future.
@Debbie - agreed! But we do what we can ;)
ReplyDelete@Brooke - I'm so looking forward to getting into that. But it's so loooong! So I need to wait till I have the motivation to get through that much grimness. lol
Oh neat - let me know if Simon Winchester mentions Tolkien at all :-)
ReplyDeleteI will try to remember that Deniz :D
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