I apparently didn't even do one of these lists for 2011. I knew I was being bad about it, but THAT bad? I had no clue. The 'year-end' tag at the bottom will bring you to my other whole-year roundup posts.

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1. Jan 1: Night Work, by Laurie R. King [Kate Martinelli series]
   
2. One Salt Sea, by Seanan McGuire [October Daye #5]
   
3. Jan 5: The War of the ( Read more... )

1. Jan 19: Fruitless Fall, by .
   Parallels Silent Spring; it's about colony collapse disorder in bees, and other things relating to BEES ARE ECONOMICALLY KEY AND ALSO AWESOME.
   
2. Jan 20: Corambis, by Sarah Monette [Felix and Mildmay, #4]
   
3. Feb 6: Foreigner, by C.J. Cherryh Foreigner #1 [R]
   
4. Mar 2: Shaman's Crossing, by Robin Hobb [Soldier Son #1]
   
5. Mar 8: ( Read more... )

( at least 43 by 8/4 )

[R] means a re-read; [L] means I got it from the library. There's a stretch in the middle of the year where I lost track of which day I finished reading what on, and the precise order; books are listed for completeness nonetheless.

If you click on ' year-end below you'll get more of my books-read posts ... or here's a list:

• 133 in 2007
  
• 145 in 2006 ( ( Read more... )

Since I never got around to actually reviewing books as I read them last year, I'm going to try to do it after the fact. :-> Any comments I did make at the time are italicised; today's more detailed musings are below.

Ideally, I'm going to get through all 133 books I read in 2007 in month-at-a-time posts, but we'll see. :->

( Books 1-11 of 133 within. )

I need to tableize this later; for now, notes so I don't forget what I finished reading when.

( List within. 133 books this year. )

So I can print this and take it with me to the Meet'n'Sniff. It comes in categories. It's kind of long.

( I cut because I love. )

Below you will find, in table format, the books I've read in the second half of this year, with some comments. Part One (January-June) is here. If you see R after a title, it means I've read it before (i.e. this time is a reread); L means I got it from the library that opened near my house in early June.

( 144 books for the year (as of 12/27). )

This was so successful last year that I wanna do it again this year. Last year I had to do it broken up quarterly because LJ didn't like the post being edited so much; they seem to have fixed that somewhat, but I'm still getting ghosties and weirdness, so I'm going to split it into two halves. Part Two (July through December) is hereLast year's ( Read more... )

Summary of my thoughts on the BPAL scents I tried and reviewed in 2006. Splitting it out of the former big-huge-everything-BPAL post, for sanity and organization.

( Big table. )