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   Cathie, a wonderful idea to set this thread, thank you. It is another great chance to share our opinions and find interesting books to read :)
      Cathie, a wonderful idea to set this thread, thank you. It is another great chance to share our opinions and find interesting books to read :)I have to browse through my reads this year to remind me which are this year releases, as I tend to forget the date of publishing. :) So the update is coming soon LOL
 Looking forward to seeing what new releases you've read this year Anima (and maybe snatching a few of your choices to read myself, lol)
      Looking forward to seeing what new releases you've read this year Anima (and maybe snatching a few of your choices to read myself, lol)
     Some are the same as yours ei:
      Some are the same as yours ei:  
   
   
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And there are still more to come :)
        
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There's probably more, but that's all I can think of at the moment. I have more planned for the end of the year (and even more that I wanted to read and didn't get to).
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 There's probably more, but that's all I can think of at the moment. I have more planned for the end of the year (and even more that I wanted to read and didn't get to).
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     To put them in order, I enjoyed The 5th Wave the most (rated it 5 stars), Gameboard of the Gods was really good, although had some minor drawbacks, especially in the romantic parts, and I didn't like Inferno, I found the book repetitive both within itself and in comparison to some other Brown's books.
      To put them in order, I enjoyed The 5th Wave the most (rated it 5 stars), Gameboard of the Gods was really good, although had some minor drawbacks, especially in the romantic parts, and I didn't like Inferno, I found the book repetitive both within itself and in comparison to some other Brown's books.I was thinking of reading Z A novel of Zelda Fitzgerald, how did you like it, Cathie?
 I really enjoyed Z: 5 stars enjoyed. It was well written and had lots of historical accuracy in regards to F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda and it was nice to hear "her" voice. I read it right after reading The Great Gatsby so the 2 reads flowed nicely with each other.
      I really enjoyed Z: 5 stars enjoyed. It was well written and had lots of historical accuracy in regards to F. Scott Fitzgerald and Zelda and it was nice to hear "her" voice. I read it right after reading The Great Gatsby so the 2 reads flowed nicely with each other.
     It looks like we have read a lot of the same books :-)
      It looks like we have read a lot of the same books :-)What are your thoughts on Joyland and The Ocean, Kristie? (I really enjoyed both of them.)
 Cathie, I'm adding Z to my TBR list, I'm really interested in hearing her story :)
      Cathie, I'm adding Z to my TBR list, I'm really interested in hearing her story :)Yes, we have a lot of books in common, so to speak. I suspect we are going to have some more within next three months :)
        
      I have these planned for the end of the year:
   
 
   
 
   
 
   
Plus, I won these on first-reads and they are 2013s (or late 2012s) too:
   
 
   
I forgot, I also read:
   
Which I think is eligible too.
  
  
   
 
   
 
   
 
   
Plus, I won these on first-reads and they are 2013s (or late 2012s) too:
 
 
   
I forgot, I also read:
 
Which I think is eligible too.
 I want to read Rosie Project, The Silver Star and The Seeds of a Daisy this year, and there are House of Hades, Allegiant and Doctor Sleep still to come. I want to read The Long War as well, and most probably I will find some more :)
      I want to read Rosie Project, The Silver Star and The Seeds of a Daisy this year, and there are House of Hades, Allegiant and Doctor Sleep still to come. I want to read The Long War as well, and most probably I will find some more :)
    
        
      Anima - We have a buddy read scheduled for that one. That's how I know that I plan to read A Week in Winter, Allegiant, and The Rosie Project. :) They're all buddy reads.
    
  
  
   Same with me, through those buddy reads I'm able to organise my schedule, otherwise I will got lost most probably LOL
      Same with me, through those buddy reads I'm able to organise my schedule, otherwise I will got lost most probably LOL
    
        
      I did, thanks. 
I think my 2013 reads are some of my favorite reads of the year.
Cathie - You're list of 2013 reads looks like my TBR list. lol There's at least 7 books that you read this year that I want to read, but probably won't get to this year. Which was your favorite?
  
  
  I think my 2013 reads are some of my favorite reads of the year.
Cathie - You're list of 2013 reads looks like my TBR list. lol There's at least 7 books that you read this year that I want to read, but probably won't get to this year. Which was your favorite?
 Kristie wrote: "Which was your favorite? "
      Kristie wrote: "Which was your favorite? "Ohhh, that's a hard one. I really enjoyed
 but a lot of people don't enjoy light reads.
 but a lot of people don't enjoy light reads. 
   was also excellent.
 was also excellent. was excellent and of course I love Neil Gaiman and Stephen King.
 was excellent and of course I love Neil Gaiman and Stephen King.
    
        
      Three Grave's Full. I already have the other two on my TBR. And I read the Gaiman & King books - both very good. I am planning to read The Rosie Project in October. It doesn't release until Oct 1 here. And I think I added Nowhere But Home when you first reviewed it.
    
  
  
   I still can't believe we got a book released before you guys in the U.S. (The Rosie Project). It's usually the other way around and we're left anxiously waiting to find out what the excitement is all about.
      I still can't believe we got a book released before you guys in the U.S. (The Rosie Project). It's usually the other way around and we're left anxiously waiting to find out what the excitement is all about.Three Graves Full is a very good read :-)
 NOS4A2Odd ApocalypseRevenge Wears Prada: The Devil ReturnsMistressJoylandSecond Honeymoon
      NOS4A2Odd ApocalypseRevenge Wears Prada: The Devil ReturnsMistressJoylandSecond HoneymoonThese are a few books I've enjoyed this year. I'm looking forward to some more great releases including Doctor Sleep
 So far these are my 2013 reads. There will be more, when the authors I like do their fall releases.
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 are both in my current pile.I may have read more, but I've been bad at keeping track lately.
 Wow Joanne! You've read some different new releases than a lot of us. I think my TBR list will be growing (again, lol) :-)
      Wow Joanne! You've read some different new releases than a lot of us. I think my TBR list will be growing (again, lol) :-)Karlee, I have Cuckoo's Calling sitting here (for the last 2 months) just waiting for me to get to it. Did you enjoy it?
 It seems like everyone is waiting for Doctor Sleep! I bet that will be on the Nomination list even if people haven't read it; sometimes just the name of the author or the hype around a new release gets people voting on it even if they haven't read it.
      It seems like everyone is waiting for Doctor Sleep! I bet that will be on the Nomination list even if people haven't read it; sometimes just the name of the author or the hype around a new release gets people voting on it even if they haven't read it.
     Cathie, I totally agree, I have my suspicions that a similar mechanism worked for The Long Earth by Pratchett and Baxter.
      Cathie, I totally agree, I have my suspicions that a similar mechanism worked for The Long Earth by Pratchett and Baxter.
     Cathie wrote: "Wow Joanne! You've read some different new releases than a lot of us. I think my TBR list will be growing (again, lol) :-)
      Cathie wrote: "Wow Joanne! You've read some different new releases than a lot of us. I think my TBR list will be growing (again, lol) :-)Karlee, I have Cuckoo's Calling sitting here (for the last 2 months) ju..."
I would recommend Gold and Waiting to Be Heard: A Memoir as ones to add to your list. They were both really good :)
        
      Oh yes! I forgot about The Cuckoo's Calling too. I'm waiting on the library for that one, but I'm hoping to read that before the end of the year too. (Hopefully, towards the end of the month!)
    
  
  
   Anima wrote: "Cathie, I totally agree, I have my suspicions that a similar mechanism worked for The Long Earth by Pratchett and Baxter."
      Anima wrote: "Cathie, I totally agree, I have my suspicions that a similar mechanism worked for The Long Earth by Pratchett and Baxter."I agree! I think a fair few books make the list just because of the name behind them.
 I also plan to read The Cuckoo's Calling, The Rosie Project, Allegiant, The House of Hades, The Longest Ride, After Dead: What Came Next in the World of Sookie Stackhouse, Mad About the Boy and no doubt a fair few others!!
      I also plan to read The Cuckoo's Calling, The Rosie Project, Allegiant, The House of Hades, The Longest Ride, After Dead: What Came Next in the World of Sookie Stackhouse, Mad About the Boy and no doubt a fair few others!!
     I have just recently joined this group and I have not yet set up my challenge, but I plan to do so.
      I have just recently joined this group and I have not yet set up my challenge, but I plan to do so.These are the 2013 releases I have read. There maybe some from the end of 2012, but I haven't checked that out. I have a few others planned for the rest of the year as well.
& Sons
The Silver Star
The Girl You Left Behind
Letters from Skye
The Light in the Ruins
A Constellation of Vital Phenomena
The Enchanted Life of Adam Hope
TransAtlantic
And the Mountains Echoed
Life After Life
Benediction
The Storyteller
the incredible lives of greta wells
 Kristie - this was not my favorite by him , probably because it was a murder mystery , which is not my favorite genre . I have it ***because it was interesting on a historical level and it was a love story . My favorite of this author is The Sandcastle Girls.
      Kristie - this was not my favorite by him , probably because it was a murder mystery , which is not my favorite genre . I have it ***because it was interesting on a historical level and it was a love story . My favorite of this author is The Sandcastle Girls.
     Angela, how did you like The Burgess Boys, I have this book on my TBR list thanks to Cathie's list :)
      Angela, how did you like The Burgess Boys, I have this book on my TBR list thanks to Cathie's list :)
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      Anima ,I quite liked it . I like Stout's writing style and read this because I liked Olive Kitteridge .
I also just realized that I never entered it into my read bookshelf . So thanks !
 Cathie wrote: "Wow Joanne! You've read some different new releases than a lot of us. I think my TBR list will be growing (again, lol) :-)
      Cathie wrote: "Wow Joanne! You've read some different new releases than a lot of us. I think my TBR list will be growing (again, lol) :-)Karlee, I have Cuckoo's Calling sitting here (for the last 2 months) ju..."
Cathie I loved it! Give it a go! ;)
 Hi all, I absolutely loved reading the Rosie project. I have also reading the Sylvia Day Bared to you, The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty, Sisters Of Mercy
      Hi all, I absolutely loved reading the Rosie project. I have also reading the Sylvia Day Bared to you, The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty, Sisters Of Mercyby Caroline Overington.
Still wanting to read this year: The Inevitability Of Stars,Kathryn R. Lyster,And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini, The Shadow Year by Hannah Richell,Ember Island by Kimberley Freeman, Jodi Picoult The storyteller
 I read ' The Blind Mans Garden ' by Nadeen Aslam, it's really worth a read,Aslam is an amazing writer. Has anyone read Americanah byChimamanda Adiche Ngozi, it's on my to read list but haven't read any reviews y et
      I read ' The Blind Mans Garden ' by Nadeen Aslam, it's really worth a read,Aslam is an amazing writer. Has anyone read Americanah byChimamanda Adiche Ngozi, it's on my to read list but haven't read any reviews y et
     I read about 2 1/2 dozen books from 2013; I listen to a lot of books, so they accumulate fast!
      I read about 2 1/2 dozen books from 2013; I listen to a lot of books, so they accumulate fast!http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...
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My 2013 published book reads are:
I'm pretty sure I'll be adding more to this list in the next couple of months.
What new releases have you read this year?