(NOTE: ** = Finished reading and reviewing the book)
This is part of my reading plan for 2010.
1. Moby Dick - Herman Melville (I've read about 3/4 the book on Daily Lit but won't finish it before Christmas 2009)
2. Aesop's Fables (I've read about 1/2 book and don't think that I can finish by Christmas 2009)
3. Wildflower - Nick Bantock
4. Fort Amity - A Story of French Canadian Life in the Time of Wolfe and Montecalm by "Q" (A. T. Quiller-Couch)
5. To the Lighthouse - Virginia Woolf
6. We - Evgeny Zamyatin
This is part of my reading plan for 2010.
I received these books as presents and haven't read them yet.
Travels with Charley - John Steinbeck
The Winter of Our Discontent - John Steinbeck
The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck
I need to read more poems and short stories in my TBR.
Fume o Peak - John McDonald
New Voices - A Collection of Soviet Short Stories - Raduga Publications - Moscow
Shorter Fiction - Oscar Wilde
I read these books and forgot to blog about them. So, I will re-read them and review them this time.
Lady Susan - Jane Austen
Martin Sloan - Michael Redhill
I am a Board Member of Save Our Cemeteries and need to read about them.
**Cemeteries of New Orleans - A Journey through the Cities of the Dead - Jan Arriago and Laura McElroy**
New Orleans Architecture - Vol. III - The Cemeteries - Leonard Huber, Peggy McDowell, and Mary Christovich
The Unwanted: A Memoir of Childhood - Kien Nguyen
This Must Be My Brother - Leann Thieman and Carol Dey
2010 Reading Resolutions Challenge - My goal is to read the TBR books that are 3 years or older or books that I didn't finish in last year's challenges.
1. Moby Dick - Herman Melville (I've read about 3/4 the book on Daily Lit but won't finish it before Christmas 2009)
2. Aesop's Fables (I've read about 1/2 book and don't think that I can finish by Christmas 2009)
The following are in my TBR and need to be finished:
3. Wildflower - Nick Bantock
4. Fort Amity - A Story of French Canadian Life in the Time of Wolfe and Montecalm by "Q" (A. T. Quiller-Couch)
5. To the Lighthouse - Virginia Woolf
6. We - Evgeny Zamyatin
5 comments:
Welcome to the Vietnam war Reading Challenge. Thanks for signing up in the google form as well!
War and Peace? You are a brave soul. I could not get through it -- not even the movie. In fact, the Cliff notes were pretty hard to manage too if I remember correctly from high school. Good luck!
Serena - I am looking forward to the Vietnam War Reading Challenge. I am trying to spread the word!
ACDU - I have an old edition of W&P. I have started making a list of the characters, so I don't forget who they are! I will try again in the summer, when it's too hot to do anything. This is one novel that you have to read straight through.
I started it twice, put it down, and forgot EVERYTHING!
If I don't succeed this time, that's it for W&P.
I'm so glad you're joining us for the Vietnam challenge, and I look forward to reading your reviews.
--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
Anna - I have started reading a Novel without a Name. Very good. I am glad to be part of this challenge.
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