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message 1: by Ann (last edited Oct 11, 2009 12:26PM) (new)

Ann (annrumsey) | 16927 comments I am starting to wonder how many of the new release 2009 books I will find time to read by December 31st.
What books do you all have hopes to read this year?

I have 206 Bones and Undone coming up this month and plan for Under the Dome A Novel (Stephen King) and Angel Time (Anne Rice)


message 2: by Sherry (new)

Sherry  | 4517 comments Ann wrote: "I am starting to wonder how many of the new release 2009 books I will find time to read by December 31st.
What books do you all have hopes to read this year?

I have 206 Bones an..."


the new diana gabaldon,An Echo in the Boneis at the top of my list..
also excited to read the new harry bosch that comes out this week.


message 3: by Melodie (new)

Melodie (melodieco) | 3679 comments I'm looking forward to the new Stephen King,too. And also Charlie Huston's new Joe Pitt book. It comes out next week. And FADE OUT which is the next in the Morganville Vampires series. It's due out in early November. I finished the new Spenser and enjoyed it, despite the preponderance of Susan time!


message 4: by Donnajo (new)

Donnajo | 4354 comments Alot more books than I have with so far this year. This year my book count has been the total pits. Maybe one or two more DLs too. Next year there will not be a DL list maybe.




message 5: by Carol/Bonadie (last edited Oct 19, 2009 09:09PM) (new)

Carol/Bonadie (bonadie) | 9484 comments Interesting question, Ann. The ones I know I will read, come hell or high water, are
Divine Misdemeanors, The First Rule, Horns, Nine Dragons, Split Image. Some of these may actually be 2010 releases, I just went by what is in my lbrary queue.

Ann wrote: "I am starting to wonder how many of the new release 2009 books I will find time to read by December 31st.
What books do you all have hopes to read this year?
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message 6: by Ann (last edited Oct 18, 2009 09:08AM) (new)

Ann (annrumsey) | 16927 comments Carol:
You will laugh. Yesterday I was browsing the library shelves and almost picked up the Merry Gentry book previous to this one Divine Misdemeanors but then decided I might not want to listen to it in the car! (yikes!) ... and chose Child 44 instead. I don't think I could have chosen a more polar opposite book!
I look forward to the new Bosch and Joe Hill's newest (February) too! I checked Joe Hill's website and it doesn't mention the book at all yet. Now I need to check these out on Goodreads Joe Hill: Black Box??? answering my own post by editing Black Box is another title for 20th Century Ghosts. The new one is Horns A Novel
BTW... the links to the books in your post are funny! GR strikes again. I wish we could alphabetize the lists to add books or select a language to limit the list.

Carol/Bonadie wrote: "Interesting question, Ann. The ones I know I will read, come hello or high water, are Divine Misdemeanors ..."




message 7: by Shomeret (new)

Shomeret | 1490 comments I will be happy with whatever I get read by the end of the year. The odds are against me getting to my usual 150-160 books a year.

I'm glad that I am getting to The Owl Killers, a medieval mystery that sounds unusual. I'll be reading it next.



message 8: by Carol/Bonadie (new)

Carol/Bonadie (bonadie) | 9484 comments Ann wrote: "You will laugh. Yesterday I was browsing the library shelves and almost picked up the Merry Gentry book previous to this one Divine Misdemeanors but then decided I might not want to listen to it in the car! (yikes!) . ..."

Ann, I'm not sure this ever happened but I remember we joked about you pulling up to the toll taker with the more salacious portion of one of your audios on full blast, LOL. Me, I'd take the chance that I could hit the pause button in time rather than miss some good listening! ;-)


message 9: by Ann (new)

Ann (annrumsey) | 16927 comments Carol:
It was a fast food drive through window! and I managed to stop the cd... how embarassing!

Carol/Bonadie wrote: " Ann, I'm not sure this ever happened but I remember we joked about you pulling up to the toll taker with the more salacious portion of one of your audios on full blast, LOL. Me, I'd take the chance that I could hit the pause button in time rather than miss some good listening! ;-) "




message 10: by Carol/Bonadie (new)

Carol/Bonadie (bonadie) | 9484 comments Ann wrote: "BTW... the links to the books in your post are funny! GR strikes again. I wish we could alphabetize the lists to add books or select a language to limit the list.t ..."

OMG, I didn't even catch that! I got such bizarre choices using the "add book" feature that I decided to just type the HTML code in. The titles came out so I didn't even check the links...

I'm shocked that the search feature is so bad. I'll have to check the help board to see what the story is


message 11: by Gail/Ladyvolz (new)

Gail/Ladyvolz Bowman (ladyvolz) | 343 comments I have so many books still in my TBR stacks, but I am looking forward to

Cody McFadyen's Abandoned [image error]

Michael Crichton's The Pirate Latitudes Pirate Latitudes A Novel by Michael Crichton

James Rollins Altar of Eden Altar of Eden by James Rollins

I remember that post on the AOL Board about Ann listening to the Merry Gentry book and having to turn down the audio. I still look around when I come to a signal or stop sign in the spring, summer or fall when I have the windows down, you never know what is getting ready to be said aloud.....


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