31. Smokin' Seventeen by Janet Evanovich ( Read more... )

* The Players Come Again by Amanda Cross (30 ( Read more... )

* One Good Knight by Mercedes Lackey (29)
* The Snow Queen by Mercedes Lackey (28)
* The Sleeping Beauty by Mercedes Lackey (27 ( Read more... )

* Press One For Pig Latin by Robert Swiatek

Self-published, and a stunning example of why authors need editors. He may have some good or funny points, but they are lost amidst the long and pointless rambling. I did not get far before I called it quits.

* Lord Arthur Savile's Crime by Oscar Wilde (21 ( Read more... )

* I Shall Wear Midnight by Terry Pratchett (20 ( Read more... )

* Suture Self by Mary Daheim (17 ( Read more... )

Madeline voted for cut-and-paste, and it's sort of a reverse-veto vote: it only takes one person. However, I'm not numbering, because that requires me to bother to go look up what the last one was, and I'm lazy ( Read more... )

I'm giving Goodreads a go. We'll see how it works out.

This does mean that reviews will post to Facebook but not LiveJournal. I know that at least one person on my flist has boycotted Facebook over privacy concerns, and I respect that. Should I cut and paste my Goodreads entries here, or do y'all just not care?

When I was sick, I had very little focus, so I tended to gravitate to short stories. In no particular order (meaning, I switched between the books frequently and don't remember what order I started or finished them in):

11. The Curious Republic of Gondour, and Other Whimsical Sketches by Mark Twain ( Read more... )

From the looks of things, I stopped listing the books I read somewhere around our Florida vacation. Hopefully, I'll remember them all.

5. The Maiden's Tale by Margaret Frazer ( Read more... )