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[Ed]

Just finished #161- Vanishing Point by David Markson

[Kayla]

Just used the app to calculate and it looks like I've read 35 of the combined lists and 29 of the most recent list

[Rowizyx]

#130, yuppie! ^^

[Emy]

I started on book 116.

[Tyler]

I am up to 161.

[George P.]

Mia wrote: "I just finished my #150 book :)"
A very impressive number, especially for a young person!

[George P.]

Hm, I think a lot of posts are missing today. There's a big gap from Sep 13 to Nov 28, and another gap from Nov 30 til today.
I know I posted about a couple weeks ago that I had just reached 200 List books ( I'm now at 201).

[Ed]

14 more books since my last update:
Lolita
Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids
The Iron Heel
The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells
The Immoralist
Where Angels Fear to Tread
The Mountains of Madness
Mr. Norris Changes Trains
We
39 Steps
The Cubs and Other Stories
The Quiet American
Good Morning, Midnight
Kidnapped

(Total 175)

[Linda]

George wrote: "Hm, I think a lot of posts are missing today. There's a big gap from Sep 13 to Nov 28, and another gap from Nov 30 til today."

Yeah, that's odd. I haven't posted on this thread for awhile, but I've been reading the posts and I know that there were more posts than there are currently showing.

[Arukiyomi]

Hit 500 this year with Antic Hay. Still not halfway though as I'm doing all editions but it's a great feeling to reach that number. Here's to 2017!

[Ian]

Arukiyomi wrote: "Hit 500 this year with Antic Hay. Still not halfway though as I'm doing all editions but it's a great feeling to reach that number. Here's to 2017!"
Congratulations! That is a landmark that I have had in my sights for a while now. I'm at 496 across all editions, so the champagne will soon be flowing!

[Rosemary]

Arukiyomi wrote: "Hit 500 this year with Antic Hay. Still not halfway though as I'm doing all editions but it's a great feeling to reach that number. Here's to 2017!"

Cool! I got to 500 late this year too, although I see my post has been lost in the mysterious disappearance that George posted about above :)

I know I will not read all the books from all the editions, even if time is not a factor, because some are virtually unobtainable (huge prices for used copies). So I'm aiming for 1001 books from the lists, and from that point of view I'm half way :)

[Aileen]

Rosemary wrote: Cool! I got to 500 late this ..."

Well done Rosemary! You are streets ahead of me with only just over the hundred x

[Diane]

Arukiyomi, Ian, & Rosemary,

I am right behind all of you, ending the year at 489 books.

[Ed]

Finished three more since my last update:
Quicksand
The Garden Party and Other Stories
Breakfast of Champions (Total 178)

[Katherine]

I'm at 230 from the combined list. I've just completed my reading plan for 2017 and if I follow it correctly then The Grapes of Wrath will be my 250th...seems a worthy milestone book!

[Karen]

Starting 2017 having completed 250 novels from the combined list.
The 250th was Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.

[Shelley]

All right, I feel inspired again. I am only at 122 but I am going to get back on track and knock a few of these out at the start of this new year.

[Kirsten]

Wow! I feel like such a dilettante!

[Rory]

146 at 2016 year end.

[Valerie]

As of today, I am at 106!

[Kirsten]

I'm at 58, Black Dogs is my first of 2017.

[Rory]

Having a bit of an identity crisis?

[Diane]

Justin wrote: "genders There are only 2 genders There are only 2 genders There are only 2 genders There are only 2 genders There are only 2 genders There are only 2 genders There are only 2 genders There are only..."

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[Kirsten]

Great job, Luis!

[Tasha]

Yay Luis!

Celia, that is about where I was when I started. Have fun.

[Karen]

I have read 103 books from the list

[Bob]

I just turned 250.

[Winter]

Wow grats! I have read 58 now.

[Tasha]

Bob, that's awesome!

[Kristine]

445 of the complete list and still passionate about finishing it!

[Lindsay]

I've completed 158 of the combined list.

Just finished 'In Watermelon Sugar' by Richard Brautigan. It was part of an omnibus volume by the author, and I had never even heard of him before I saw him on the list. But I really loved the story & read the whole volume, which included another book & lots of poetry. Hoping to read more of his work in the future. That's my favorite part of reading through the list - when I discover a gem that I'm pretty certain I would never ever have read otherwise!

[Kirsten]

I'm up to 59.

[Kim]

Hello. I am currently at 0 and about to begin. Well, actually I've read 5-6 already but I feel like pretending I'm at 0 so I can re-read them again.

[Ed]

I haven't updated since the last of the 2016...and I did a recount that boosted my total by 6. Since January 1, I read:
1. Notes from Underground by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
2. If on a Winter's Night a Traveler by Italo Calvino
3. Flaubert's Parrot by Julian Barnes
4. Roxana by Daniel Defoe
5. The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
6. August Is A Wicked Month by Edna O'Brien
7. Bunner Sisters by Edith Wharton
8. Ulysses by James Joyce
(Total =193)

[Bryan--The Bee’s Knees]

After finishingThe Tin Flute, I'm up to 161

[Dree]

Finished my 175th today. I have been in a major reading slump this month, I was hoping to make it to 200 this year, but I need to get out of this slump!

[Winter]

Finished my 61th. Yesterdqy. Right now I'm closing in The Sound of Waves which is lovely. Also started Mansfield Park and Solaris. I love how the list makes me discover so many new things.

[Ed]

I hit #200.... since my last check-in I have read:
-Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy
-The Book of Evidence by John Banville
-Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens
-The Passion by Jeanette Winterson
-.The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
-Life and Times of Michael K by J.M. Coetzee
- The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks

All good reads.... with The Curious Incident being the biggest surprise.... and The Wasp Factory being my least favorite...I'm not a horror fan.

[George P.]

Ed wrote: "I hit #200.... since my last check-in I have read:
-Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy
-The Book of Evidence by John Banville
-Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens
-The Passion by Jeanette ..."

Welcome to the 200 club Ed. I've no doubt you'll reach 300 before I do.

[Ed]

George wrote: "Ed wrote: "I hit #200.... since my last check-in I have read:
-Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy
-The Book of Evidence by John Banville
-Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens
-The Passion b..."

Thanks George... forward to 300!

[Kirsten]

I'm up to 62 done!

[Diane]

Kirsten *Make Margaret Atwood Fiction Again!" wrote: "I'm up to 62 done!"

Great job, Kirsten!

[Tim]

72 I think. I still have a long, long, long way to go!

[George P.]

Tim and Kirsten, goals are great but remember life is about the journey not the destination.!

[Tim]

George wrote: "Tim and Kirsten, goals are great but remember life is about the journey not the destination.!"

Thanks George. I appreciate your encouragement.

[Kirsten]

George wrote: "Tim and Kirsten, goals are great but remember life is about the journey not the destination.!"

Absolutely!

[Natalie]

I recently finished #35 , The End Of Innocence by Edith Wharton . I'm using the list for encouragement about tackling the Classics . I think I will hold off on most of the newer books on the list for a few more years to see how they hold up as they age . A book's reputation can change as the immediate years pass .

[Irem]

In my first 37 years I managed 73. Seems I need several lives.

[Laurie]

I just finished my 150th book from the combined list.