Spring has sprung and it is time for me to check in and see what kind of progress I've made on my lists. There's no point in being a compulsive "list" reader if you don't play with the lists on occasion.
This is the first of my quarterly blog assessment posts. This first part addresses the book lists. Part Two, coming soon, will take a look at the author lists. Part Three will deal with the challenges I joined this year.
My List of Lists is over in the right-side column. These are Prize Winners, Must Reads, and other lists of books I have read or intend to read for some reason or another. Also in the right-side column is a list of my favorite authors. I add to both lists from time to time.
NOTE: If you are working on any of these lists, please leave a comment here or on the post for the list (click on the title below or in the right-hand column) and leave a link to any related post. I will add the links on the list post.
I am simplifying the format of this post from the way I used to do it. Now, all that is included below are the lists themselves and any books I have read this year that are on those lists.
THE LISTS
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: none so far.
This list is from 99 Novels: The Best in English Since 1939 by Anthony Burgess, which I finally read this year. My review is here.
Books read in 2011:
- George Passant, the first volume of C. P. Snow’s 11-volume Strangers and Brothers series (reviewed here); and
- Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor.
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: one, Honolulu by Alan Brennert.
Books read in 2011: one, The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James.
Books read in 2011: one, Classic Spanish Cooking: Recipes for Mastering the Spanish Kitchen by Elisabeth Luard (reviewed here)
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: one, The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James.
Books read in 2011: none so far. But I think Bad Things Happen by Harry Dolan (reviewed here) should have won.
Books read in 2011: one, Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor.
Books read in 2011: one, The Food of France by Waverley Root (reviewed here).
Books read in 2011:
- One City's Wilderness by Marcy Cottrell Houle (reviewed here); and
- Maps and Shadows by Krysia Jopek (reviewed here).
Books read in 2011: one, G by John Berger (reviewed here; read for my 2010 Battle of the Prizes, British Version challenge).
LT EARLY REVIEWERS
Books read in 2011: one, Shipwrecks, Monsters, and Mysteries of the Great Lakes by Ed Butts (reviewed here).
Books read in 2011: one, Shipwrecks, Monsters, and Mysteries of the Great Lakes by Ed Butts (reviewed here).
Books read in 2011:
- G by John Berger (reviewed here; read for my 2010 Battle of the Prizes, British Version challenge);
- Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel (reviewed here; read for my 2011 Battle of the Prizes, British Version challenge)
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: zero (finished this list a couple of years ago).
Books read in 2011:one, Lord of Misrule by Jaimy Gordon (reviewed here; read for my 2010 Battle of the Prizes, American Version challenge).
Books read in 2011:one, Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel (reviewed here; read for my 2011 Battle of the Prizes, British Version challenge).
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011:
- The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James; and
- Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor.
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Books read in 2011: one, Breathing Lessons by Anne Tyler (reviewed here; read for my 2011 Battle of the Prizes, American Version challenge)
Books read in 2011: one, The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James.
Books read in 2011: none so far. Who knows if the list will change this year.
This is a new list that I just created in February.
Books read in 2011: Death in a Strange Country by Donna Leon.
Books read in 2011: none so far.
Good luck with your lists- I want to read G sooner or later, too. :-) I love that plate!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie! I didn't enjoy G like I thought I would from the description. Just not for me.
ReplyDeleteUnlike Italian "quattro stagioni" plates, which I love unconditionally.