January books and gip :)

[eviltammy]

Made myself some new icons ::preens::

Also joined in a couple of book groups off of yahoo: 50bookchallenge(also an lj community) and ABCreaders.
50book is just that - trying to read 50 books during the year. I'll pass that in March sometime probably ::eg:: And ABC is reading books with either titles from a to z or authors from a to z - or doing both from a to z - which is what I'm doing.

January 2005 books
1. Second Star by Dana Stabenow
2. Blood on His Hands by Willo Davis Roberts (teen novel)
3. Song of an Innocent Bystander by Ian Bone (teen novel)
4. The Report Card by Andrew Clements (juvenile book)
5. Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett
6. Life Expectancy by Dean Koontz
7. The Faery Reel: Tales from the Twilight Realm edited by Datlow & Windling
8. Sacred Stone by Clive Cussler & Craig Dirgo
9. Bait by Karen Robards
10. Legacies by F. Paul Wilson
11. Guards! Guards! by Terry Pratchett
12. Black Wind by Clive & Dirk Cussler
13. The Kill Clause by Gregg Hurwitz
14. The Program by Gregg Hurwitz
15. Alice in Jeopardy by Ed McBain
16. Fear Itself by Jonathan Nasaw
17. Soul Music by Terry Pratchett
18. Rules of Engagement by Elizabeth Moon
19. Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett
20. Change of Command by Elizabeth Moon

So basically I'm devouring Pratchett's books - finally started reading him at the end of last year - and Elizabeth Moon's military sf/space opera books. Excellent. And must do more reading in my texts for my class: Subject Analysis and Classification - ick.

Comments

[diavestra.livejournal.com]

How was Bait? I've had it at home forever now and still haven't gotten around to reading it. Keep trying to decide if I should just bring it back.

And you really need to check out Katie MacAlister. She's my favorite new author and I've now devoured everything by her, regardless of category/genre. She also writes YA books under the name Katie Maxwell.

[otterevil.livejournal.com]

Bait was good. I had at least one of the MacAlisters out, but didn't get around to reading it and had to return it. I'll try to remember to put them on hold. But I had several books on hold and a bunch of them came in, so I've got reading material for a week or two ::g::