Best Books of 2014

[kirarakim]

So it's fast approaching the end of the year so time to start end of the year lists. Since I definitely will not finish the current book I am reading Unbroken: A WWII story of Survival by the New Year my reading list for 2014 is pretty much set. Full Reading List HereSadly I barely read any more than last year despite having much more time (last

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[marie1964]

I wasn't aware of the fact that Elizabeth Sladen had an autobiography. Deborah does, called "Daddy's Girl." What did you think of Hines'? I don't read a lot of biographies, auto or otherwise, but I would love to learn more about him.

Do you have, or have you considered getting, a Goodreads account? It's a way to log the books you've read all summer, assign stars, find recommendations, etc. It's very useful. :)

[kirarakim]

I enjoyed Frazer's autobio. It wasn't the best I ever read but it was a good read. It's actually very little about Doctor Who though. Elisabeth Sladen talks more about Doctor Who in hers.

I have a goodreads account but I don't think I've ever used it. I used to use Shelfari but when that went away I went back to listing what I read each year on Live Journal.

[marie1964]

Hmm, I'll have to keep that in mind. His sounds a bit like Clary's, who didn't discuss a lot about Hogan's Heroes in his. I did find his book very enjoyable, and it's well worth a read if you haven't already.

I've never heard of Shelfari. If/When you do use it, I would love to add you as a buddy.