Listed below are my books in review:
2010 Reading List
Winston Spencer Churchill, The Last Lion Vol2.William Manchester
1/10 *****
(read my review here.)
Handwriting AnalysisM. N. Bunker
2/10 *****
(see more here.)
Crayon MiscellanyWashington Irving
2/10 ***
PersuasionJane Austen
3/10 *****
(This has become my favorite
of the Jane Austen novels.)
Watership DownRichard Adams
3/10 *****
Anna KareninaLeo Tolstoy
5/10 ****
Rootabaga StoriesCarl Sandbug
5/10 ****
(see more here.)
Casebook of Sherlock HolmesSir Arthur Conan Doyle
5/10 *****
Captain ShannonCoulson Kernahan
5/10 ***
Star GateAndre Norton
5/10 ****
Animal FarmGeorge Orwell
5/10 ****
Sea SiegeAndre Norton
6/10 ****
The Scarlet LetterNathaniel Hawthorne
6/10 ****
The Adventures of Huckleberry FinnMark Twain
7/10 ****
This is your AmericaSimmons & Meyer
7/10 ****
Moby DickHerman Melville
8/10 *****
(I remember reading an extremely condensed version of this in high school and not really liking it. Well, no wonder I didn't like it, they cut out all the good parts! What the ending is doesn't really matter if there's no build up to it. All I can say is that Herman Melville knew a lot about whales! I loved all his whale tangents and all his allegories. It's such a great book when you sit down and read the whole thing though.)
Everything is IlluminatedJonathan Safranfoer
8/10 *
(This book was sooo horrible! I mean really really horrible! I couldn't even finish it. I'm sorry if you like it, but it wasn't meant for me.)
Judgement on JanusAndre Norton
8/10 ***
Shirley and The ProfessorCharlotte Brontë
9/10 ****
The Glory and the DreamWilliam Manchester
10/10 ***
The Complete Sherlock Holmes: Vol. 1Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
12/10 *****
A Christmas CarolCharles Dickens
12/10 *****
Pride and PrejudiceJane Austen, Adapted by Nancy Butler and Hugo Petrus
12/10 ***
(It was very cute, but I wish the inside illustrations were done my the same person who did the cover illustration. I love that cover!)
See 2009 Reading List Here

1 comment:
Hooray for reading lists!! You should add some Roald Dahl to that list- I've been rereading a lot of his children's stories, and am reminded of how innocent childhood once was. That and Quentin Blake's illustrations are wonderful. :)
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