(I'm going to bump this to the top whenever I add to it.)
Hey, why not? Might as well jump in to the 2009 Support Your Local Library Challenge. I'm going for the third level: 50 library books finished in 2009. I'll add to this post as I read. (Date in parentheses is the date I finished the book.)
1. Mia by Laurence Yep (1/11)
2. High Five by Janet Evanovich (1/11)
3. Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher (1/18)
4. Bravo, Mia! by Laurence Yep (2/28)
5. The Trumpet of the Swan by E.B. White (3/25)
6. What I Know Now edited by Ellyn Spragins (4/3)
7. 3 Willows by Ann Brashares (4/24)
8. Smooth Talking Stranger by Lisa Kleypas (4/25)
9. A People's History of Christianity by Diana Butler Bass (5/3)
10. Love and Peaches by Jodi Lynn Anderson (5/3)
11. Catcher by Peter Morris (5/5)
12. Bookmarked for Death by Lorna Barrett (5/7)
13. Deadly Decisions by Kathy Reichs (5/10)
14. Wish You Were Here by Lani Diane Rich (5/12)
15. Unbuttoned edited by Dana Sullivan and Maureen Connolly (5/16)
16. The Terror Dream by Susan Faludi (5/17)
17. Chinatown Beat by Henry Chang (5/21)
18. Vengeance in Death by J.D. Robb (5/21)
19. A Little Bit Wicked by Kristin Chenoweth (5/25)
20. The Matters at Mansfield by Carrie Bebris (5/28)
21. Resilience by Elizabeth Edwards (5/30)
22. Bad Mother by Ayelet Waldman (5/31)
23. Vision in White by Nora Roberts (6/3)
24. In the World But Not of It by Brett Grainger (6/5)
25. March Violets by Philip Kerr (6/14)
26. Fatal Voyage by Kathy Reichs (6/27)
27. Masterpiece of Murder by Mary Kruger (6/28)
28. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows (7/1)
Posted by Kat at July 2, 2009 06:55 AM
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I just saw this challenge! I can't believe I didn't see it until now.
Wanted to stop in and welcome you to the Support Your Local Library Reading Challenge. If you haven’t already, feel free to join our Yahoo Groups . There you’ll find others who are trying to complete this reading challenge.
Links to post your reviews are up in the right sidebar at J. Kaye’s Book Blog. This is, of course, totally optional.
I love the idea of reading so many books in a year, but I'm more in the "support your local bookstore" variant. I'm sorry, but I like having as long as I want to finish a book, and not risk having to return it mid-story. That said, many of the books find their way to the library as donations, so does that count indirectly?