Lucy's Lexicon of Serial Scrutiny

[Lucy]

Prospects:

In Progress:

* Discworld Series by Terry Pratchett 28/40
* The Cheese Shop Mysteries by Avery Aames 5/6, 6th book will be coming out in 2015 COMPLETED!
* Dexter Series by Jeff Lindsay 5/8, 8th book comes out in 2015
* Aubrey-Maturin Series by Patrick O'Brian 1/20
* Jason Bourne Series by Robert Ludlum 1/3
* Alex Cross Series by James Patterson 2/22
* Pern Series by Anne McCaffrey (I've read these sporadically so I'm gonna have to sit down and figure out which ones I have left)

Unread Series:

* Hannibal Lector Series by Thomas Harris
* Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde
* The Kamigawa Cycle by Scott McGough
* The Cemetery of Forgotten Books by Carlos Ruiz Zafón
* Shadowmarch series by Tad Williams
* The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
* The LA Quartet by James Ellroy
* A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin
* Gentleman Bastard by Scott Lynch
* William Shakespeare's Star Wars Trilogy Ian Doescher
* Harper Hall Series by Anne McCaffrey

[Lucy]

Level 1 [In Progress]


Discworld Series by Terry Pratchett:

*[#29 of 40] Night Watch READ
*[#30 of 40] The Wee Free Men READ
*[#31 of 40] Monstrous Regiment READ
*[#32 of 40] A Hat Full of Sky READ
*[#33 of 40] Going Postal Currently Reading
*[#34 of 40] Thud!
*[#35 of 40] Wintersmith

POINTS (So Far): 20

The Cheese Shop Mysteries by Avery Aames:

*[#6 of 6] As Gouda as Dead READ

SERIES COMPLETE?: YES POINTS: 65

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Level 5

[Lucy]

Alright, so for Level 1 I will be reading 7 Discworld books and the newest book from The Cheese Shop Mysteries (my guilty pleasure LOL!) when it comes out in Feb. That will give me 100 points and one series killed (Cheese Shop) when all of the selected books are read. And it will put me within 5 books of finishing the 40 book Discworld series.

So far I've read Night Watch and The Wee Free Men for this level. Night Watch was VERY good and quickly became one of my favorites from the Discworld series. Its a very mature book compared to some of the other Discworld books and a lot more gritty (still quite funny though!) The Wee Free Men was OK, but it's one of the YA Discworld books, and YA has never really been one of my favorite genres. The main character, Tiffany Aching, didn't really grow on me, but there are other books she is in, so maybe that will change. So far though, The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents is the only Discworld YA books that I've thoroughly enjoyed (and highly recommend).