Updated Reading List

I'm sure the list is still non-comprehensive, but I wanted to add everything I've read since I first published the list. This is a great way for me to keep track of everything I've read. I'll start posting the list at the end of each month, so as to see what I've read over a year, January-December. I'll also do an end-of-year review, and announce the best new book I've read (and possibly the best book I've re-read).

Books marked with an asterisk (*) I have read before. Books marked with a carat (^) are part of a series.

Alexander McCall Smith:

^The Full Cupboard of Life

^In the Company of Cheerful Ladies

^Blue Shoes and Happiness

^The Good Husband of Zebra Drive

Roald Dahl:

*Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

*Charle and the Great Glass Elevator

*The Witches

Terry Goodkind:

^Debt of Bones (more of a short story/companion prequel novella)

^Wizard's First Rule

^Stone of Tears

^Blood of the Fold

^Temple of the Winds

Robin Jarvis:

^The Whitby Witches

^A Warlock in Whitby

Philip Pullman:

^Northern Lights

^The Subtle Knife

^The Amber Spyglass

J.K. Rowling:

*^Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

*^Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

*^Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

*^Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

*^Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

*^Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

*^Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Alan Alda:

Never Have Your Dog Stuffed

Margaret Atwood:

*The Handmaid's Tale

Anthony Bourdain:

Gone Bamboo

Elizabeth Peters (series books are not all part of the same series):

*^Crocodile on the Sandbank

*^The Snake, the Crocodile, and the Dog

*^He Shall Thunder in the Sky

*^The Golden One

*The Copenhagen Connection

*^The Murders of Richard III

*^Die for Love

*^Naked Once More

*The Camelot Caper

Catherine Fisher:

The Oracle

Neil Gaiman:

The Graveyard Book

Allan C. Weisbecker:

Can't You Get Along with Anyone? (unfinished--it started to get convoluted and boring)

Stephenie Meyer:

^Twilight

^New Moon

^Eclipse

^Breaking Dawn (yeah, I read them all...shut up. They still weren't very good.)

Pat Frank:

*Alas, Babylon

Dan Brown:

^The Lost Symbol (Not really a series, but a recurring character. Past events are mentioned, however.)

Terry Pratchett:

^Carpe Jugulum (Nominally series in that they're all Discworld books. They do not need to be read in order, however.)

^Maskerade

^The Fifth Elephant (currently reading)

That books my book total to 25 new books I've read this year, and when I finish The Fifth Elephant, that will be 26 completed books. Yay!