... because I'm a nerd, and like to gloat over all my new books.
Bujold, Lois - Legacy
Burnford, Sheila - The Incredible Journey *
Bryson, Bill - The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid
Cookman - Ice Blink: The Tragic Fate of Sir John Franklin's Lost Polar Expedition
Cooper, Susan - Greenwitch *
Farley, Walter - The Island Stallion *
von Goethe, Johann Wolfgang - The Sorrows of Young Werther ****
Lee, Tanith - Gold Unicorn
Lyden, Jacki - Daughter of the Queen of Sheba
Martin, Gail Z. - The Summoner
McCourt, Frank - Angela's Ashes
Monfredo, Miriam Grace - Must the Maiden Die
Afisi, Azar - Reading Lolita in Tehran
Reichs, Kathy - Deja Dead ***
Ross, Ann B. - Miss Julia Throws a Wedding
Pais, Abraham - J. Robert Oppenheimr: A Life
Peters, Elizabeth - He Shall Thunder In the Sky **
Peters, Elizabeth - The Golden One **
Peters, Elizabeth - The Laughter of Dead Kings **
Pym, Barbara - Excellent Women (part of an omnibus)
Pym, Barbara - Jane and Prudence (part of an omnibus)
Pym, Barbara - An Unsuitable Attachment (part of an omnibus)
Quick, Amanda - Affair
See, Lisa - Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
Tsukiyama, Gail - The Street of a Thousand Blossoms
Yarbro, Chelsea Quinn - Hotel Transylvania
* Read this as a kid. Loved it. Always wanted a copy of my very own...
** Must find the earlier ones in the series and read them first.
*** According to
imbri6, this series was the basis for the TV show Bones.
**** Because I ought to get in touch with my German heritage, and also I should read more classics.
I also bought three volumes of the Time/Life Mysteries of the Unknown series for Jim. Turns out he already had them.
For 27 books at $50 total, this works out to under $2 a book. Not bad, especially for mostly hardcover.
And now for the big question: What should I read first?