2013 Reading
x-posted from my RL journal. I just have to let you all know what I’ve been up to this year too. I’ve been reading less fanfic, which means more books. Hopefully I’ll balance out again next year and read a bit more of both fanfic and books. I’m also hoping to x-post a bit more, because I miss talking with y’all about the books I’m reading and recipes I’m cooking. I like having the other blog, and it makes it so I can reference my cooking/reading blog in settings where I couldn’t mention this one, but I miss the interaction here!
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Well it is now December 31st and I have read all I can read in 2013, and I must say I did pretty good this year! I read far more than I have any year since I really started tracking my reading, and from a wider variety of genres than I read in 2012. Of course, I’m still reading more YA than anything, but I’m trying to diversify it a bit.
My favorites are in blue.
Books Read 2013
*1. National Geographic Society. Food Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 Extraordinary Places to Eat Around the Globe. New York: National Geographic. 2009. 320 pgs.
^2. The Queen [of Twitter]. Gin O'Clock. London: Hodder & Stoughton. 2011. 313 pgs.
3. Jess Walter. Beautiful Ruins. New York: Harper. 2012. 352 pgs.
~4. Barry Eisler. Killing Rain. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons. 2005. 337 pgs.
5. Jessica Day George. Dragon Slippers. New York: Bloomsbury. 2007. 324 pgs. re-read
6. Jessica Day George. Dragon Flight. New York: Bloomsbury. 2008. 255 pgs.
~7. David Levithan. Every Day. New York: Knopf. 2012. 336 pgs.
~8. Barry Eisler. The Last Assassin. New York: Onyx. 2007. 384 pgs.
~9. Stuart MacBride. Broken Skin. New York: Harper. 2007. 576 pgs.
~10. Stephanie Perkins. Anna and the French Kiss. New York: Speak. 2010. 400 pgs. re-read
*11. John U. Bacon. Three and Out: Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines in the Crucible of College Football.. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 2011. 433 pgs.
~12. Agatha Christie. Murder on the Orient Express. New York: Harper. 1934. 336 pgs. re-read
^~13. Marina Fiorato. The Daughter of Siena. New York: St. Martin's Press. 2011. 387pgs.
14. Barry Eisler. Requiem For An Assassin. New York: Putnam. 2007. 350 pgs.
15. George R.R. Martin. A Clash of Kings. New York: Bantam. 1998. 969 pgs.
16. Jessica Day George. Dragon Spear. New York: Bloomsbury. 2009. 256 pgs.
*17. Matthew Algeo. Last Team Standing: How the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles-- The "Steagles"--Saved Pro Football During World War II. Philadelphia: Da Capo Press. 2006. 227pgs.
^~18. Ruta Sepetys. Between Shades of Gray. New York: Philomel Books. 2011. 338pgs.
19. Ally Carter. I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have To Kill You (Gallagher Girls #1). New York: Hyperion. 2006. 284pgs.
20. Kiera Cass. The Selection (The Selection #1). New York: HarperTeen. 2012. 327pgs.
21. Kiera Cass. The Prince (The Selection 0.5). New York: HarperTeen. 2012. 59pgs.
22. Catherine Gilbert Murdock. The Off Season (Dairy Queen #2). New York: Houghton Mifflin. 2007. 277pgs.
23. Catherine Gilbert Murdock. Front and Center (Dairy Queen #3). New York: Houghton Mifflin. 2009. 254pgs.
24. Charlaine Harris. From Dead To Worse. New York: Ace Books. 2008. 359pgs.
~25. Patti Wheeler and Keith Hemstreet. Travels with Gannon and Wyatt: Botswana. Aspen, CO: Claim Stake Productions. 2009. 135pgs.
~^26. David Ignatius. Siro. New York: Farrar Straus Giroux. 1999. 464pgs.
27. Lauren Conrad. L.A. Candy. New York: HarperCollins. 2009. 326pgs.
28. Lora Leigh. Wild Card (Elite Ops #1). New York: St. Martin's. 2008. 298pgs.
29. Sarah Ockler. Twenty Boy Summer. New York: Little, Brown Books. 2009. 290 pages.
30. Sarah Ockler. Bittersweet. New York: Simon Pulse. 2012. 378 pages.
31. Ally Carter. Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy (Gallagher Girls #2). New York: Disney-Hyperion. 2007. 236 pages.
32. Stephanie Perkins. Lola and the Boy Next Door. New York: Dutton Books. 2011. 338 pages. re-read
33. William Kuhn. Mrs. Queen Takes the Train. New York: HarperCollins. 2012. 374 pages.
34. Emily Adler & Alex Echevarria. Sweet 15. New York: Marshall Cavendish Children's Books. 2010. 240 pages.
35. Ally Carter. Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover (Gallagher Girls #3). New York: Hyperion. 2009. 263 pages.
36. Ally Carter. Only the Good Spy Young (Gallagher Girls #4). New York: Hyperion. 2010. 265 pages.
~37. Rye Barcott. It Happened On the Way to War: A Marine's Path to Peace. New York: Bloomsbury USA. 2011. 352 pages.
38. Sarah Dessen. Dreamland. New York: Speak. 2000. 250 pages. re-read
39. Ally Carter. Out of Sight, Out of Time (Gallagher Girls #5). New York: Hyperion. 2012. 294 pages.
*40. William G. Bowen. Higher Education in the Digital Age. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press. 2013. 200 pages.
41. Charlaine Harris. Dead and Gone (Sookie Stackhouse #9). New York: Ace Hardcover. 2009. 312 pages.
42. Kristan Higgins. Until There Was You. New York: HQN Books. 2011. 416 pages.
43. Charlaine Harris. Dead in the Family (Sookie Stackhouse #10). New York: Ace Books. 2010. 311 pages.
44. Kate Perry. Perfect for You (Laurel Heights #1). Amazon dig. 2012. 367 pages.
45. Kiera Cass. The Elite (The Selection #2). New York: Harper Teen. 2013. 323 pages.
46. Ally Carter. Heist Society (Heist Society #1). New York: Disney-Hyperion. 2010. 287 pages.
47. Jennifer E. Smith. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight. New York: Little Brown. 2012. 236 pages
48. Veronica Roth. Divergent (Divergent #1). New York: Katherine Tegen Books. 2012. 487 pages.
*49. Eduardo Hughes Galeano, Mark Fried (Translator). Soccer in Sun and Shadow. New York: Verso. 1998. 210 pages.
50. Lauren Henderson. Flirting in Italian (Flirting in Italian #1). New York: Delacorte Books for Young Readers. 2012. 336 pages.
51. Charlaine Harris. Dead Reckoning (Sookie Stackhouse #11). New York: Ace Books. 2011. 325 pages.
52. J.K. Rowling. Harry Potter and the Plhilosopher's Stone (Harry Potter #1). London: Bloomsbury. 1997. 223 pages. (re-read; first time read in UK version)
53. Louisa May Alcott. Kate's Choice. Tulsa, Oklahoma: RiverOak Publishing. 2001. 128 pages.
54. Carolyn Keene. Without a Trace (Nancy Drew: Girl Detective #1). New York: Aladdin. 2004. 160 pages.
55. Kody Keplinger. Shut Out. New York: Poppy. 2011. 273 pages.
56. Victor Robert Lee. Performance Anomalies. New York: Perimeter Six Press. 2012. 290 pages.
57. John Green. The Fault in Our Stars. New York: Dutton Books. 2012. 318 pages.
58. Melissa McClone. The Wedding Adventure. New York: GPU. 2010. 272 pages.
*59. James Clench, Arthur Heard (Photographer). William & Kate: A Royal Love Story. New York: Sterling. 2010. 192 pages.
60. Sarah Dessen. The Moon and More. New York: Viking. 2013. 435 pages.
61. Barbara Boswell.Bachelor Doctor. New York: Silhouette. 2000. 192 pages.
62. Veronica Roth. Insurgent (Divergent #2). New York: HarperCollins. 2012. 525 pages.
63. Deb Caletti. Stay. New York: Simon Pulse. 2011. 313 pages.
64. Vicki Myron and Bret Witter. Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World. Grand Central Publishing. 2010. 287 pages.
65. Kate Hoffmann. Always a Hero (Millenium 2000 #2). Harlequin Books. 2000. 217 pages
66. Parragon Books. The Royal Family: A Year By Year Chronicle of the House of Windsor. Parragon Books. 2012. 256 pages.
67. Jennifer Echols. Major Crush. Simon Pulse. 2006. 288 pages.
68. Jennifer Echols. The One That I Want. Simon Pulse. 2011. 288 pages.
69. Rainbow Rowell. Eleanor & Park. St. Martin's Press. 2013. 328 pages.
70. Katherine Applegate. Home of the Brave. Feiwel & Friends. 2007. 256 pages.
71. Ally Carter. Uncommon Criminals (Heist Society #2). Disney-Hyperion. 2011. 298 pages.
72. Christopher Buckley. They Eat Puppies, Don't They?. Twelve. 2012. 335 pages.
73. George R.R. Martin. A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire #3). Bantam. 2000. 1177 pages.
74. James McBride. Miracle at St. Anna. Riverhead. 2001. 228 pages.
75. Ally Carter. Double Crossed: A Spies and Thieves Story (Heist Society #2.5). Disney-Hyperion. 2013. 60 pages.
76. Giada De Laurentiis. Paris! #2 (Recipe for Adventure). Grosset & Dunlap. 2013. 144 pages.
77. Giada De Laurentiis. Naples! #1 (Recipe for Adventure). Grosset & Dunlap. 2013. 144 pages.
78. Rainbow Rowell. Fangirl. St. Martin's Press. 2013. 433 pages.
79. Holly Black (Editor), Cecil Castellucci (Editor). Geektastic: Stories from the Nerd Herd. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. 2009. 403 pages.
80. Debra Kayn. Wildly (Playing For Hearts, #1). Crimson Romance. 2013. 212 pages.
81. Nichole Chase. Suddenly Royal (Suddenly #1). Amazon dig. 2013. 464 pages.
82. Tasha Alexander. And Only to Deceive (Lady Emily #1). William Morrow Paperbacks. 2006. 321 pages.
83. Ally Carter. United We Spy (Gallagher Girls #6). Disney-Hyperion. 2013. 296 pages.
84. Stella Rimington. At Risk (Liz Carlyle #1). Vintage. 2006. 416 pages.
85. Daniel Wallace. The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force. becker&mayer! Book Producers. 2010. 160 pages.
*86. Jonathan Hennessey & Aaron McConnell (ills). The Gettysburg Address: A Graphic Adaptation. William Morrow Paperbacks. 2013. 224 pages.
*87. John U. Bacon. Fourth and Long: The Fight for the Soul of College Football. Simon & Schuster. 2013. 352 pages.
^~88. Michael Paterniti. The Telling Room: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, Revenge, and the World's Greatest Piece of Cheese. The Dial Press. 2013. 349 pages.
89. Susan Elia MacNeal. Mr. Churchill's Secretary (Maggie Hope Mystery #1). Bantam. 2012. 354 pages.
~90. Rajaa Alsanea, Marilyn Booth (Translation). Girls of Riyadh. Penguin Books. 2008. (first published 2005). 304 pages.
91. Kimberly McCreight. Reconstructing Amelia. HarperCollins. 2013. 384 pages.
92. Miranda Kenneally. Stealing Parker (Hundred Oaks #2). Sourcebooks Fire. 2012. 242 pages.
93. Miranda Kenneally. Things I Can't Forget (Hundred Oaks #3). Sourcebooks Fire. 2013. 320 pages.
94. Miranda Kenneally. Racing Savannah (Hundred Oaks #4). Sourcebooks Fire. 2013. 304 pages.
95. Miranda Kenneally. Catching Jordan (Hundred Oaks #1). Sourcebooks Fire. 2011. 283 pages. re-read
96. Ernest Cline. Ready Player One. Crown Publishers. 2010. 386 pages. read earlier in the year and not logged
97. Jennifer E. Smith. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight. New York: Little Brown. 2012. 236 pages re-read
98. Barry Eisler. Paris Is A Bitch (John Rain #6.5). Amazon Digital. 2011.
99. Sophie Flack. Bunheads. New York: Poppy. 2011. 294 pages.
100. Toni Aleo. Taking Shots (Assassins #1). New York: Loveswept. 2011. 545 pages.
*101. Dan Buettner. Thrive: Finding Happiness the Blue Zones Way. New York: National Geographic. 2010. 304 pages.
102. Toni Aleo. Trying to Score (Assassins #2). New York: Loveswept. 2012. 576 pages.
103. Toni Aleo. Empty Net (Assassins #3). New York: Loveswept. 2012. 451 pages.
Symbol Key
* = counts for the Non-Fiction/Non-Memoir Reading Challenge.
^ = counts for The European Reading Challenge.
~ = counts for the Around the World in 80 Books Reading Challenge.
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Well it is now December 31st and I have read all I can read in 2013, and I must say I did pretty good this year! I read far more than I have any year since I really started tracking my reading, and from a wider variety of genres than I read in 2012. Of course, I’m still reading more YA than anything, but I’m trying to diversify it a bit.
My favorites are in blue.
Books Read 2013
*1. National Geographic Society. Food Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 Extraordinary Places to Eat Around the Globe. New York: National Geographic. 2009. 320 pgs.
^2. The Queen [of Twitter]. Gin O'Clock. London: Hodder & Stoughton. 2011. 313 pgs.
3. Jess Walter. Beautiful Ruins. New York: Harper. 2012. 352 pgs.
~4. Barry Eisler. Killing Rain. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons. 2005. 337 pgs.
5. Jessica Day George. Dragon Slippers. New York: Bloomsbury. 2007. 324 pgs. re-read
6. Jessica Day George. Dragon Flight. New York: Bloomsbury. 2008. 255 pgs.
~7. David Levithan. Every Day. New York: Knopf. 2012. 336 pgs.
~8. Barry Eisler. The Last Assassin. New York: Onyx. 2007. 384 pgs.
~9. Stuart MacBride. Broken Skin. New York: Harper. 2007. 576 pgs.
~10. Stephanie Perkins. Anna and the French Kiss. New York: Speak. 2010. 400 pgs. re-read
*11. John U. Bacon. Three and Out: Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines in the Crucible of College Football.. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 2011. 433 pgs.
~12. Agatha Christie. Murder on the Orient Express. New York: Harper. 1934. 336 pgs. re-read
^~13. Marina Fiorato. The Daughter of Siena. New York: St. Martin's Press. 2011. 387pgs.
14. Barry Eisler. Requiem For An Assassin. New York: Putnam. 2007. 350 pgs.
15. George R.R. Martin. A Clash of Kings. New York: Bantam. 1998. 969 pgs.
16. Jessica Day George. Dragon Spear. New York: Bloomsbury. 2009. 256 pgs.
*17. Matthew Algeo. Last Team Standing: How the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles-- The "Steagles"--Saved Pro Football During World War II. Philadelphia: Da Capo Press. 2006. 227pgs.
^~18. Ruta Sepetys. Between Shades of Gray. New York: Philomel Books. 2011. 338pgs.
19. Ally Carter. I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have To Kill You (Gallagher Girls #1). New York: Hyperion. 2006. 284pgs.
20. Kiera Cass. The Selection (The Selection #1). New York: HarperTeen. 2012. 327pgs.
21. Kiera Cass. The Prince (The Selection 0.5). New York: HarperTeen. 2012. 59pgs.
22. Catherine Gilbert Murdock. The Off Season (Dairy Queen #2). New York: Houghton Mifflin. 2007. 277pgs.
23. Catherine Gilbert Murdock. Front and Center (Dairy Queen #3). New York: Houghton Mifflin. 2009. 254pgs.
24. Charlaine Harris. From Dead To Worse. New York: Ace Books. 2008. 359pgs.
~25. Patti Wheeler and Keith Hemstreet. Travels with Gannon and Wyatt: Botswana. Aspen, CO: Claim Stake Productions. 2009. 135pgs.
~^26. David Ignatius. Siro. New York: Farrar Straus Giroux. 1999. 464pgs.
27. Lauren Conrad. L.A. Candy. New York: HarperCollins. 2009. 326pgs.
28. Lora Leigh. Wild Card (Elite Ops #1). New York: St. Martin's. 2008. 298pgs.
29. Sarah Ockler. Twenty Boy Summer. New York: Little, Brown Books. 2009. 290 pages.
30. Sarah Ockler. Bittersweet. New York: Simon Pulse. 2012. 378 pages.
31. Ally Carter. Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy (Gallagher Girls #2). New York: Disney-Hyperion. 2007. 236 pages.
32. Stephanie Perkins. Lola and the Boy Next Door. New York: Dutton Books. 2011. 338 pages. re-read
33. William Kuhn. Mrs. Queen Takes the Train. New York: HarperCollins. 2012. 374 pages.
34. Emily Adler & Alex Echevarria. Sweet 15. New York: Marshall Cavendish Children's Books. 2010. 240 pages.
35. Ally Carter. Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover (Gallagher Girls #3). New York: Hyperion. 2009. 263 pages.
36. Ally Carter. Only the Good Spy Young (Gallagher Girls #4). New York: Hyperion. 2010. 265 pages.
~37. Rye Barcott. It Happened On the Way to War: A Marine's Path to Peace. New York: Bloomsbury USA. 2011. 352 pages.
38. Sarah Dessen. Dreamland. New York: Speak. 2000. 250 pages. re-read
39. Ally Carter. Out of Sight, Out of Time (Gallagher Girls #5). New York: Hyperion. 2012. 294 pages.
*40. William G. Bowen. Higher Education in the Digital Age. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press. 2013. 200 pages.
41. Charlaine Harris. Dead and Gone (Sookie Stackhouse #9). New York: Ace Hardcover. 2009. 312 pages.
42. Kristan Higgins. Until There Was You. New York: HQN Books. 2011. 416 pages.
43. Charlaine Harris. Dead in the Family (Sookie Stackhouse #10). New York: Ace Books. 2010. 311 pages.
44. Kate Perry. Perfect for You (Laurel Heights #1). Amazon dig. 2012. 367 pages.
45. Kiera Cass. The Elite (The Selection #2). New York: Harper Teen. 2013. 323 pages.
46. Ally Carter. Heist Society (Heist Society #1). New York: Disney-Hyperion. 2010. 287 pages.
47. Jennifer E. Smith. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight. New York: Little Brown. 2012. 236 pages
48. Veronica Roth. Divergent (Divergent #1). New York: Katherine Tegen Books. 2012. 487 pages.
*49. Eduardo Hughes Galeano, Mark Fried (Translator). Soccer in Sun and Shadow. New York: Verso. 1998. 210 pages.
50. Lauren Henderson. Flirting in Italian (Flirting in Italian #1). New York: Delacorte Books for Young Readers. 2012. 336 pages.
51. Charlaine Harris. Dead Reckoning (Sookie Stackhouse #11). New York: Ace Books. 2011. 325 pages.
52. J.K. Rowling. Harry Potter and the Plhilosopher's Stone (Harry Potter #1). London: Bloomsbury. 1997. 223 pages. (re-read; first time read in UK version)
53. Louisa May Alcott. Kate's Choice. Tulsa, Oklahoma: RiverOak Publishing. 2001. 128 pages.
54. Carolyn Keene. Without a Trace (Nancy Drew: Girl Detective #1). New York: Aladdin. 2004. 160 pages.
55. Kody Keplinger. Shut Out. New York: Poppy. 2011. 273 pages.
56. Victor Robert Lee. Performance Anomalies. New York: Perimeter Six Press. 2012. 290 pages.
57. John Green. The Fault in Our Stars. New York: Dutton Books. 2012. 318 pages.
58. Melissa McClone. The Wedding Adventure. New York: GPU. 2010. 272 pages.
*59. James Clench, Arthur Heard (Photographer). William & Kate: A Royal Love Story. New York: Sterling. 2010. 192 pages.
60. Sarah Dessen. The Moon and More. New York: Viking. 2013. 435 pages.
61. Barbara Boswell.Bachelor Doctor. New York: Silhouette. 2000. 192 pages.
62. Veronica Roth. Insurgent (Divergent #2). New York: HarperCollins. 2012. 525 pages.
63. Deb Caletti. Stay. New York: Simon Pulse. 2011. 313 pages.
64. Vicki Myron and Bret Witter. Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World. Grand Central Publishing. 2010. 287 pages.
65. Kate Hoffmann. Always a Hero (Millenium 2000 #2). Harlequin Books. 2000. 217 pages
66. Parragon Books. The Royal Family: A Year By Year Chronicle of the House of Windsor. Parragon Books. 2012. 256 pages.
67. Jennifer Echols. Major Crush. Simon Pulse. 2006. 288 pages.
68. Jennifer Echols. The One That I Want. Simon Pulse. 2011. 288 pages.
69. Rainbow Rowell. Eleanor & Park. St. Martin's Press. 2013. 328 pages.
70. Katherine Applegate. Home of the Brave. Feiwel & Friends. 2007. 256 pages.
71. Ally Carter. Uncommon Criminals (Heist Society #2). Disney-Hyperion. 2011. 298 pages.
72. Christopher Buckley. They Eat Puppies, Don't They?. Twelve. 2012. 335 pages.
73. George R.R. Martin. A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire #3). Bantam. 2000. 1177 pages.
74. James McBride. Miracle at St. Anna. Riverhead. 2001. 228 pages.
75. Ally Carter. Double Crossed: A Spies and Thieves Story (Heist Society #2.5). Disney-Hyperion. 2013. 60 pages.
76. Giada De Laurentiis. Paris! #2 (Recipe for Adventure). Grosset & Dunlap. 2013. 144 pages.
77. Giada De Laurentiis. Naples! #1 (Recipe for Adventure). Grosset & Dunlap. 2013. 144 pages.
78. Rainbow Rowell. Fangirl. St. Martin's Press. 2013. 433 pages.
79. Holly Black (Editor), Cecil Castellucci (Editor). Geektastic: Stories from the Nerd Herd. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. 2009. 403 pages.
80. Debra Kayn. Wildly (Playing For Hearts, #1). Crimson Romance. 2013. 212 pages.
81. Nichole Chase. Suddenly Royal (Suddenly #1). Amazon dig. 2013. 464 pages.
82. Tasha Alexander. And Only to Deceive (Lady Emily #1). William Morrow Paperbacks. 2006. 321 pages.
83. Ally Carter. United We Spy (Gallagher Girls #6). Disney-Hyperion. 2013. 296 pages.
84. Stella Rimington. At Risk (Liz Carlyle #1). Vintage. 2006. 416 pages.
85. Daniel Wallace. The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force. becker&mayer! Book Producers. 2010. 160 pages.
*86. Jonathan Hennessey & Aaron McConnell (ills). The Gettysburg Address: A Graphic Adaptation. William Morrow Paperbacks. 2013. 224 pages.
*87. John U. Bacon. Fourth and Long: The Fight for the Soul of College Football. Simon & Schuster. 2013. 352 pages.
^~88. Michael Paterniti. The Telling Room: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, Revenge, and the World's Greatest Piece of Cheese. The Dial Press. 2013. 349 pages.
89. Susan Elia MacNeal. Mr. Churchill's Secretary (Maggie Hope Mystery #1). Bantam. 2012. 354 pages.
~90. Rajaa Alsanea, Marilyn Booth (Translation). Girls of Riyadh. Penguin Books. 2008. (first published 2005). 304 pages.
91. Kimberly McCreight. Reconstructing Amelia. HarperCollins. 2013. 384 pages.
92. Miranda Kenneally. Stealing Parker (Hundred Oaks #2). Sourcebooks Fire. 2012. 242 pages.
93. Miranda Kenneally. Things I Can't Forget (Hundred Oaks #3). Sourcebooks Fire. 2013. 320 pages.
94. Miranda Kenneally. Racing Savannah (Hundred Oaks #4). Sourcebooks Fire. 2013. 304 pages.
95. Miranda Kenneally. Catching Jordan (Hundred Oaks #1). Sourcebooks Fire. 2011. 283 pages. re-read
96. Ernest Cline. Ready Player One. Crown Publishers. 2010. 386 pages. read earlier in the year and not logged
97. Jennifer E. Smith. The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight. New York: Little Brown. 2012. 236 pages re-read
98. Barry Eisler. Paris Is A Bitch (John Rain #6.5). Amazon Digital. 2011.
99. Sophie Flack. Bunheads. New York: Poppy. 2011. 294 pages.
100. Toni Aleo. Taking Shots (Assassins #1). New York: Loveswept. 2011. 545 pages.
*101. Dan Buettner. Thrive: Finding Happiness the Blue Zones Way. New York: National Geographic. 2010. 304 pages.
102. Toni Aleo. Trying to Score (Assassins #2). New York: Loveswept. 2012. 576 pages.
103. Toni Aleo. Empty Net (Assassins #3). New York: Loveswept. 2012. 451 pages.
Symbol Key
* = counts for the Non-Fiction/Non-Memoir Reading Challenge.
^ = counts for The European Reading Challenge.
~ = counts for the Around the World in 80 Books Reading Challenge.