2007 ~ Reading List!
annoyedIt returns! :)
I hope to reach the amount of 2006, and more! :)
Here they be:
Currently Reading: CoN: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe | Eragon - by Christopher Paolinni | Black - by Ted Dekker | Skin - by Ted Dekker</a> |
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1) "House" - by Frank Peretti & Ted Dekker
* I love this book, because it deals with the supernatural, in a believeable and way that I see it as. Jack, Stephanie, Leslie & Randy fight their fears .. and the demons in this 'house'. I love thrillers & suspense/horror, so I loved reading this Christian novel. I highly rec'd :) (P.S. Don't forget the movie that will be coming out based after this book -- that will be awesome! :D)</strong>
2) The Tale of Despereaux - by Kate DiCamillo
* This is cute book, and I absoutely love praticly any about mouses, guinea pigs or bunnies. It reminds me so much of Guineas :) - The characters are well written in this book, and Despereaux is adorable! :D - Overall this is a good book, but I think the ending may have been a bit rushed.
3) Pirates of The Caribbean: Jack of Sparrow #4: Sword of Cortes - by Rob Kidd
* In this book, Jack has to settle the promise he's made with the Sea Sirens, and he also makes a trip to Tia Dalma. I think there may have been a few not so good parts, but I'm really excited about the next! Rob pops them out super fast! :D
4) Pirates of the Carribean: Jack Sparrow #5: Age of Bronze - Rob Kidd
* This book wasn't bad, and Madame Minuete is such an evil woman... the only that makes these books a little more adult sometimes is the supernatural content. My biggest complaint about this one is the voodoo and witchcraft type content.
5) Santa Fe Woman - by Gilbert Morris
* This was a really good, and the characters were ones you cared about. The lead lady, Jori, gets better as the book goes on, and relationships develop and people change for the better. I recommend this one :)
6) Captain Underpants And The Preposterous Plight Of The Purple Potty People - by Dav Pilkey
7) The Complex Infrastructure Known as The Female Mind - by Relient K</a>
* I absoutely looove this book! It's a wonderful read, and I highly recommend it! It's funny and alot of is funny. I'm the Vanilla Pudding type, if you've read the book, I'd love to know what you thought & what type you were :) - This book is excellent and it had me laughing, and then at other times crying.
8) Jack Sparrow Adventures #6: Silver - by Rob Kidd
9) Jack Sparrow Adventures #7: Age of Bronze - by Rob Kidd
10) Scary Story Reader - by Richard Young
* Some of these you might remember from childhood, such as 'The Hook Man'. Some are scary, some are weird and definitely unusual. If you like scary stories like me :), then this is a good read! (One of the most oddest, that I'd never heard was 'Tad O'Cain and the Corpse', and 'The Benders' is quite disturbing as well.)
11) The Big Blue Soldier - by Grace Livingston Hill
* The oover drew me to this book, and I remembered my sister having it awhile back. I like the setting since its's WWI, a topic less-covered in Writer World. The character is endearing and you feel for him, as he returns from the war, and has no money, and is beginning/and or is sick. The ending is sweet, although perhaps a bit rushed. Poor Lyman gets a hard time from Mary Amber. I rec'd this book though for good clean romance reading, and for the time setting :D
12) Have You Fed The Cat? - by Michele Coxon
* This book is about a cat who brought, and loved and played with alot as a kitten, but as he gets older the children become interested in other things, and neglect the cat. The only time he gets attention is when he meows for food, the rest I will not disclose as to the outcome :) It is a cute book kinda ^_^
13) Baby-Sitters Club: Super Mystery #2 - Baby-sitters Beware - by Ann M. Martin
* This was a pretty good book, and it was nice to read something from childhood :) - I felt it ended a little fast though, but pretty good nonetheless :)
14) Ghos t Towen Seven Ghostly Stories - by Joan Lowery Nixon
15) More Horowitz Horror - by Anthony Horowitz
* This book was REALLY good! If you love creepy stories, I highly rec'd this one! :D
16) Jack Sparrow Adventures #8: City of Gold - by Rob Kidd
* Another good one in this series, can't wait to read the next! :D
17) Redeeming Love - by Francine Rivers
* I cannot say enough good about this book! The characters are wonderful, and the plot intrigues you from the very start! It's a beautifully written book, a retelling based on the Biblical story of Hosea and Gomez. I highly rec'd this one! :D - It is a page turner, and will draw into the story and characters..that felt really good for me :)
18) The Orphan Train Quartet - by Joan Lowery Nixon
19) The Orphan Train Quartet: Book #2 "Caught in The Act" - by Joan Lowery Nixon
20) Mitford Snowmen - by Jan Karon
21) The Orphan Train Quartet #3: In The Face of Danger - by Joan Lowery Nixon
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I have not updated this in a long time, and have forgotten some of what I've read O:-) But what I can recall is on here :D
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