Books read in 2014
- January Thaw by Jess Lourey
- Playing With Matches by Carolyn Wall
- The Senior Moment by Eva Hudson
- Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Annie Barrows and Mary Ann Shaffer
- Bootstrapped in Iowa by Sara Broers
- The Best of Us by Sarah Pekkanen
- The Testament of Mary by Colman Toibin
- The Front by Patricia Cornwall
- Blunt Impact by Lisa Black
- Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend by Michael Dicks
- Bean There, Done That by Sandra Balzo
- Brewed, Crude and Tatooed by Sandra Balzo
- A Cup of Jo by Sandra Balzo
- If You Lived Here You Would Be Home Now by Claire LaZebnik
- Mother Teresa No Greater Love
- Humans of New York by Brandon Stanton
- Triple Shot by Sandra Balzo
- Bones of the Lost by Kathy Reiches
- The Tenth of December by George Saunders
- The Banks of Certain Rivers by Jon Harrison
- The Comfort of Lies by Randy Susan Meyers
- When She Was Gone by Gwendolyn Gross
- The Ogallala Road: A Memoir of Love and Reckoning by Julene Bair
- I’ll Be Seeing You by Suzanne Hayes and Loretta Nyhan
- A Street Cat Named Bob by James Bowen
- Lemonade and Holy Stuff: Collected Essays by Miranca Gargasz
- My Ideal Bookshelf Art by Jane Mount Edited by Thessaly La Force
- The Lemon Orchard by Luanne Rice
- The Last Word by Lisa Lutz
- Building Talieson: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Home of Love and Loss by Rin Mccraev
- The Face of Deception by Iris Johansen
- Snapped by Pamela Klaffe
- The Cold Light of Mourning by Elizabeth Duncan
- Downsize with Style by Bettina Deda
- The Price of Innocence by Lisa Black
- Home by Rachel Smith
- A Thousand Pardons by Jonathan Dee
- The Key to Her Heart by Catherine Herzog
- The Judas Goat by Robert B Parker
- Derailed by Neta Jackson
- Lola’s Prayer Cocktail by YL Mitchell
- The Lovebird by Natalie Brown
- Just a Geek: Unflinchingly Honest Tales of the Search for Life, Love and Fulfillment Beyond the Starship Enterprise by Wil Wheaton
- God Save the Child by Robert B Parker
- A Savage Place by Robert B Parker
- The International Bank of Bob by Bob Harris
- The Killing Game by Iris Johansen
- Fly Away by Kristin Hannah
- Mistress by James Patterson
- Graceland by Alan Glynn
- Moving Day by Jonathan Stone
- Sweet Tea and Secrets by Nancy Naigle
- The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty
- The Final Detail by Harlan Coben
- Waking Up In Heaven by Crystal McVea
- The Geometry of Sisters by Luanne Rice
- A Savage Place by Robert B Parker
- Evil Eye by Joyce Carol Oates
- Crazy for You by Jennifer Cruise
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Leave a commentSuch an adorable book teapot. I see you are “steeped” in some deep reading. Wow!
That was witty!!! It is too early in the morning for that kind of wit!
Love the teapot! And wow, impressive list!
Thanks! It is coming along quite nicely!
Wow ~ great list!
Thanks! I am excited to have a great start on the year.
You certainly read a lot! Good for you! I love to check out new books!
I have time to read now and I make it a priority. It is a good escape from the winter. 🙂 I need to read a beach themed book.
Sounds like a great plan! 🙂
You’ve read this many books already? I am beyond impressed. Numbers 4 and 5 have titles that really interest me. I’m jotting them down right now to see if my library system has them.
That book-themed teapot is one of my favs in your collection thus far.
Number 4 is really interesting—it is all written in letter form so it is a little different. Number 5 is the book by my Mason City blogger friend and I believe it is only in e-book format so you probably won’t be able to find it in the library. And yes–the teapot is my favorite one, too. 🙂
Alright. Thanks for the heads up on those two titles.
Absolutely!
Cute tea-pot. Impressive book list for just over 30 days. If you lived here you would be home by now looks good! I just Kindled The Circle by Dave Eggers and started to read it. So far it’s ok, it needs to pick up….
I have soooo many on my Kindle and TBM just keeps reviewing more on her blog that I want to add. 🙂 Good thing my sister in law got me that massive Amazon gift card for Christmas. 🙂
What a cute teapot and it’s not even “Teapot Tuesday”! Love it – I do have a question though – how do you store/display all of your teapots? Oh my what a collection you must have. For me I’m trying to read the bible through this year; just a wee bit behind, but that’s my book list for the year!
I really like your book teapot on top of your book list. I love books also and that is why I have my book lamp. Keep reading.
My teapot would look great under your lamp……
Well done you. Love the teapot of course. I thoroughly enjoyed Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Annie Barrows and Mary Ann Shaffer. One book I could read again. I’m lucky to read 2 -3 books a month.
I would read that book again, too, Darlene. It was a really interesting way of presenting a book in letter form.
I really want to get Humans of New York – it’s just so interesting! Love your book log, I live vicariously through you.
Oh you would LOVE that book, Susi! It is right up your alley and is so captivating. I could look at it over and over and over.
Very impressive, Beth Ann! See? Being stuck in all that snow and cold hasn’t gone entirely to waste, has it?!
It has been very conducive to reading! A great escape. 🙂
Wow, thats a lot of books you’ve read already! I’m shooting for one per month! And I need to get Sara Broers’ book, too!
I just saw that you mentioned Cat Herzog’s book so I downloaded it. 🙂 I am a reader and it is a great activity for good winter Iowa days. Ugh. Sara’s book is a quick read—short and ebook format. I like to read books that “regular” people have written—-people that I actually might meet. 🙂
Oh my gosh – I just coveted your little teapot! that is absolutely adorable. love it.
and my mom just showed up with a stack of books for me too! 🙂
It is adorable, isn’t it? My favorite one right now. 🙂 Yay for mom! Any that are worthwhile passing the titles along??? Let me know!
I wish you could have seen my face when I read your post… You made me smile wide
Goal accomplished!!!!
How in the world do you read so many books in such a short time? I am on my 3rd book for 2014 only!
I suspect I have more time on my hands than you do. And quite possibly I let a lot of things go so I can read. 🙂
It looks like you’ve been snowed in! LOL You even have a teapot book!
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