Oh this sounds like so much fun! :D I want to aim for a 100 this year. XD I'll be back later after work to post my list. :) I've got quite a few for this year alone... My boyfriend says I don't read books... I devour them. ^^;;

I read all of Micah by Laurell K. Hamilton last night. It was an easy read since it was only 245 pages long. It was sort of like a short side story to the series. I hope to read two more book by this week so I'll be able to read the newest one in the series coming out next week. XD

Okay, I tend to read a lot of Comics/TPBs, but no Manga, so I'll be counting 25 comic issues as ONE entry, or a TPB as ONE entry.

1. Shadow of a Dark Queen - Raymond E. Feist
2. Nightwing #1-25
3. Nightwing #26-50
4. Nightwing #51-75
5. Nightwing # 76-100
6. Batman - Ressurection of Ra's Al Ghul/Son of the Bat
7. The King's Buccaneer - Raymond E. Feist
8. Twilight - Stephanie Meyer
9. Guilty Pleasures- Laurell K. Hamilton
10. Circus of the Damned - Laurell K. Hamilton
11. Killing Dance - Laurell K. Hamilton
12. Bloody Bones - Laurell K. Hamilton
13. Burnt Offerings - Laurell K. Hamilton
14. Obsidian Butterfly - Laurell K. Hamilton
15. Cerulean Sins - Laurell K. Hamilton
16. Phoenix & Ashes - Mercedes Lackey
17. Wizard of London - Mercedes Lackey
18. Smoke and Mirrors - Tanya Huff
19. Smoke and Ashes - Tanya Huff
20. Krondor The Betrayal - Raymond E. Feist
21. Krondor The Assassins - Raymond E. Feist
22. Krondor Tear Of The Gods - Raymond E. Feist
23. Nightwing # 101-125
24. Superman 'Red Son'
25. Green Lantern 'Circle of Fire', '1001 Emerald Nights'
26. Fables #1-25
27. Fables #26-50
28. Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E - Warren Ellis & Stuart Immonen
29. The Kingdom - Mark Waid & Alex Ross
30. Kingdom Come - Mark Waid
31. Supergirl (Linda Danvers Version) #1-25
32. Supergirl (Linda Danvers Version) #26-50
33. Supergirl (Linda Danvers Version) #51-80
34. The Harlequin - Laurell K. Hamilton
35. Rise of a Merchant Prince - Raymond E. Feist
36. Green Arrow & Black Canary TPB
37. Birds of Prey #1-25
38. Birds of Prey #26-50
39. Birds of Prey #51-75
40. Birds of Prey #76-100
41. Honorable Enemy - Raymond E. Feist
42. Murder in LaMut - Raymond E. Feist
43. Death: The High Cost of Living TPB - Neil Gaiman
44. The Battle for Bludhaven TPB
45. Blue Beetle: Shellshocked TPB
46. Ion the Torchbearer TPB
47. Countdown #1-52 (OMG awesome)
48. Take a Thief - Mercedes Lackey
49. Reserved for the Cat - Mercedes Lackey
50. Alice In Sunderland - Brian Talbot

OH MY GOD I'M DONE.

Originally Posted by DelilahHeart

The Uglies - Scot Westerfeld
Eclipse - Stephanie Meyer - 494/629
Velocity - Dean Koontz - 69/458
The Time Machine/The Invisible Man - H.G. Wells - 18/255
Prozac Nation - Elizabeth Wetzel - 242/362
Prince Caspian - CS Lewis - 94/216

I've wanted to read Prozac Nation for quite some time. Is it any good? I picked up Bitch last year, but Wurtzel rambled a lot in that book.


I'm also interested in reading The Uglies, but I've never ended up with a handy copy over the weekend. :P

Would you recommend either?

I just finished Glass Houses by Rachel Caine. Going to update list now.

BlackDinah - I love Fables. The new TPB was pushed back again. D:

I read over 100 books in one summer when I was younger and didn't have to work all the time!

Now I am reading Sign of the Dove by Susan Fletcher.

Originally Posted by Moiraine

4. Wizard's First Rule - 576 pages
5. Stone of Tears - 992 pages
6. Blood of the Fold - 640 pages
7. Temple of the Winds - 528 pages
8. Soul of the Fire - 508 pages
9. Faith of the Fallen - 704 pages
10. Pillars of Creation - 736 pages
11. Naked Empire - 752 pages
12. Dark Harvest - 176 pages
13. Twilight - 544 pages
14. New Moon - 608 pages
15. Eclipse - 640 pages
this year.

How did you like the series? I stopped reading after naked empire, I just got really bored - and I hated skipping pages because of the detailed violence.
I loved the overall story and thats why I kept reading...

I finished Good Omens about twenty minutes ago, and it's now remember as one of my all-time favorite books to read! X3

I'll eventually be looking into their other works, if anyone has any specific titles to recommend? XD

Alright!
*rubs hands together*
Now that the event is over and I can breath again, it's time for some housekeeping.

I'll be going through the last few pages and adding everyone's reading list to the master list on the front page. When I'm all done, I'll post again. If I missed your list, or spelled your name wrong, or linked the wrong list to the wrong name, then just give me a poke and I'll fix it.

Edit:
All done!

Ayaji, I actually found that you've made two lists. Your original one can be found here. Please continue to update that post. I've edited the additional information out of your second and added it your first, that way you aren't gaining two times the gold for it.

If I post only part of a reading list, and then post the other half later without reposting the items from first post, is that OK, Knerd?

Well, why would you want to?

Only the first half will be linked to on the front page. Most users edit that first post as they go along, and post a little announcement that their list has been added to. That way you can keep track of everything all in one place, and anyone who's interested just has to look at the main index to find your entire list.

Oh! I see what you have done now.

I just didn't know how a person was supposed to find their list again or share it.

Durr! XP

Yep, that's what it's there for!
One easy click, and you can find your list or anyone else's list in just a second. It's a bit easier than digging through all the pages every time you want to make an update.

Originally Posted by Knerd

Yep, that's what it's there for!
One easy click, and you can find your list or anyone else's list in just a second. It's a bit easier than digging through all the pages every time you want to make an update.

It is! And I thank you greatly! :glomp:

I'm also secretly proud that I'm the only user listed under "N."

Hello everyone.

Hello Thoth.

Hey, how have you been Alaunt?

@Lura - I personally haven't gotten round to reading Pratchett's other books. @~@ But all the people I know who like him seem to collect an awful lot of him, so I think he must be pretty good all round.

As for Gaiman, depends what you're looking for; I want to read his couple of short story collections... but I also want to read Stardust (though the movie made me want to dash my head against something - I'll blame the screenplay writer for that), and people really rate the Sandman series. : ) Movie-wise, MirrorMask is just... wow. I have to get my copy back off the media studies/English teacher/tutor. x3 It's set near where I live.

Woot I have a day off from work to sit down and type up my reading list. :)

Kearin's Reading List 2008

1. Princess Ben
- Catherine Gilbert Murdock [344 Pages]
2. The Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme: The Floating Island
- Elizabeth Haydon [354 Pages]
3. A Resurrection of Magic - Book One: Skin Hunger
- Kathleen Duey [357 Pages]
4. The Princess and the Hound
- Mette Ivie Harrison [410 Pages]
5. Blue Bloods **
- Melissa De La Cruz [302 Pages]
6. Masquerade
- Melissa De La Cruz [302 Pages]
7. House of Night Book 1: Marked
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [306 Pages]
8. House of Night Book 2: Betrayed
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [310 Pages]
9. House of Night Book 3: Chosen
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [310 Pages]
10. Twilight **
- Stephenie Meyer [512 Pages]
11. New Moon **
- Stephenie Meyer [563 Pages]
12. Eclipse
- Stephenie Meyer [629 Pages]
13. Hallowmere: In the Serpent's Coils
- Tiffany Trent [291 Pages]
14. Hallowmere: By Venom's Sweet Sting
- Tiffany Trent [291 Pages]
15. Hallowmere: Between Golden Jaws
- Tiffany Trent [293 Pages]
16. Magic in the Mirrorstone
- Edited by Steve Berman [291 Pages]
17. A Countess Below Stairs
- Eva Ibbotson [383 Pages]
18. Vampire Academy **
- Richelle Mead [332 Pages]
19. Frostbite
- Richelle Mead [327 Pages]
20. The Warrior Heir
- Cinda Williams Chima [426 Pages]
21. Mermaid Park
- Beth Mayall [248 Pages]
22. Bloody Jack **
- L. A. Meyer [301 Pages]
23. Curse of the Blue Tatoo **
- L. A. Meyer [488 Pages]
24. Wicked: Witch
- Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie [361 Pages]
25. Wicked: Curse
- Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie [291 Pages]
26. Wicked: Legacy
- Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie [315 Pages]
27. Wicked: Spellbound
- Nancy Holder & Debbie Viguie [340 Pages]
28. The Host
- Stephenie Meyer [619 Pages]
29. Darkest Powers: The Summoning
- Kelley Armstrong [ Pages]
30. Breaking Dawn
- Stephenie Meyer [756 Pages]
31. Protector of the Small Quartet - First Test **
- Tamora Pierce [228 Pages]
32. Protector of the Small Quartet - Page **
- Tamora Pierce [253 Pages]
33. Protector of the Small Quartet - Squire **
- Tamora Pierce [390 Pages]
34. Protector of the Small Quartet - Lady Knight **
- Tamora Pierce [ Pages]
35. House of Night Book 1: Marked **
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [306 Pages]
36. House of Night Book 2: Betrayed **
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [310 Pages]
37. House of Night Book 3: Chosen **
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [310 Pages]
38. House of Night Book 4: Untamed
- P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast [338 Pages]
39. Sharp North
- Patrick Cave [578 Pages]
40. The Host **
- Stephenie Meyer [619 Pages]
41. The Hunger Games
- Suzanne Collins [374 Pages]
42. Houses of Horror
- Hans Holzer [359 Pages]
43. The Secret of Dragonhome **
- John Peel [369 Pages]
44. The Hunger Games **
- Suzanne Collins [374 Pages]
45. City of Bones
- Cassandra Clare [359 Pages]
46. City of Ashes
- Cassandra Clare [453 Pages]

Currently Reading:

I tend to reread books when a new one comes out in the series. XD I like to feel like I just left off from the book before.
I also decided I wanted to borrow Knerd's little symbol system for the stuff I've reread. :)

** = Reread.

-crawls in-
T o T

I hate libraries.

>>;
Well, no I don't, but...
I wen to the library today, and I copied down my to-read book list...
But I couldn't find A SINGLE BOOK ON THAT LIST.

I mean, I checked the online catalog, and most of them weren't even checked out, but I don't know the difference between YA and Fiction, and I'm confused about even what a branch is. >>;
I don't know what ... what...
It's like... being processed or something? It's not checked out and it's not not checked out... XP;
Libraries are so confusing. T______T;;;


I ended up getting a pile of books, but not a single one of them was on my to-read list.
DX

I end up buying all my books since I too have issues finding what I -want- to read in a library. .-. Most of the time they're just not organized right and the books end up floating into the wrong areas and get lost till someone notices they don't belong wherever they are. ><;;;

@ kearin:
Haha.
I mostly only buy my books if it's something I think I'll read often; otherwise, I'd get it from my library. :3

See, I have an older brother who has a lot of books... and has only read all of them... once, if at all. ; o ;

It makes me tear up to see all those books go to waste. :<
I've reread most of my books around... 2-6 times, depending on how much I like it. >w<

And besides, I don't want to waste money buying a book if I'm only going to read it once and have it sit on my bookshelf for eternity, you know? ^^;

I just started and finished reading Comes a Horseman by Robert Liparulo today. I have to say, if you liked Dan Brown's Angels and Demons, you'd probably like this. And if you're a christian you'd probably like it better, it's written from christian's perspective. It was a really good read, its about a two FBI teammates who are invistigating what they believe to be a serial killer's murders...it ends up being a lot more about schemings and an insane man who believes he is the Anti-Christ.
So if you like that kind of story, you should check it out. I think I read it in about 3 hours or so.

tentenpuff:If you have any library questions feel free to ask me. I can give you some tips on how to peruse a library. Next time you go, ask a librarian for some help. You can also have them place the books you want on hold, and they will find the books for you and have them for you the next time you come in.
I work as a Page at a library. I pretty much know my library like the back of my hand.