Title: Ten Big Ones [Stephanie Plum #10]
Author: Janet Evanovich
Number of Pages: 320
Genre: fiction, mystery
Book Number: 63

Review: This book was worth it simply for the interactions between Stephanie and Ranger. The plot, meh. But, really, who needs plot? I know I don't.

Title: The Grand Design
Author: Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow
Number of Pages: 208
Genre: non-fiction, science
Book Number: 62

Review: What a beautiful book. Anyone who has known me for any length of time knows that I'm not just interested in the content of a book. I love books in and of themselves. This book is beautiful. The color ( Read more... )

Title: Physics of the Impossible: A Scientific Exploration of the World of Phasers, Force Fields, Teleportation, and Time Travel
Author: Michio Kaku
Number of Pages: 329
Genre: non-fiction, science
Book Number: 61

Review: Physics of the Impossible was an awesome book for sci-fi geeks who also have an interest in hard science. The book is well ( Read more... )

Title: To the Nines [Stephanie Plum #9]
Author: Janet Evanovich
Number of Pages: 384
Genre: fiction, mystery
Book Number: 60

Review: With a trip to Vegas thrown in for fun, this book can't help but be funny. I'm not sure if I'm impressed or not impressed by the bizarre scenarios that Evanovich is able to create for Stephanie. There is a lot of ( Read more... )

Title: Bad Science: Quacks, Hacks, and Big Pharma Flacks
Author: Ben Goldacre
Number of Pages: 288
Genre: non-fiction, science
Book Number: 59

Review: I would definitely recommend this book to the masses. The only way to fight misinformation is with sound reasoning skills and good judgment. We are being manipulated by the media, politicians, ( Read more... )

Title: Hard 8 [Stephanie Plum #8]
Author: Janet Evanovich
Number of Pages: 352
Genre: fiction, mystery
Book Number: 58

Review: I didn't realize quite how much I enjoyed this book until I retold part of the story when the subject of people in washers/dryers came up in conversation. You know it's a 'good' book when it gives you something to add to ( Read more... )

Title: Codebreaker: The History of Codes and Ciphers
Author: Stephen Pincock
Number of Pages: 176
Genre: non-fiction, history
Book Number: 57

Review: I really enjoyed this book and learned a few interesting things along the way. I definitely recommend this book to anyone who is interested in crpytography. The chapter on quantum cryptography was ( Read more... )

Title: Hot Six [Stephanie Plum #6]
Author: Janet Evanovich
Number of Pages: 338
Genre: fiction, mystery
Book Number: 55

Review: An interesting plot (shocking, I know) that was a bit different from the norm, yet still comfortably familiar. It's a good thing I get these from the library. I'd go broke trying to keep up with reading them otherwise.

Title: High Five [Stephanie Plum #5]
Author: Janet Evanovich
Number of Pages: 317
Genre: fiction, mystery
Book Number: 54

Review: Not as funny as the last, but still an enjoyable read and still plenty funny. Definitely not PC humor. I just love Grandma! Also, HOW COULD SHE END THE BOOK LIKE THAT??? *cough*bitch*cough*

Title: Four to Score [Stephanie Plum #4]
Author: Janet Evanovich
Number of Pages: 313
Genre: fiction, mystery
Book Number: 53

Review: Continuing the trend, this book is funnier and therefore better than the last in the series. I started laughing out loud by page four. I'm quite looking forward to how things will play out in Stephanie's personal ( Read more... )