Books read in 2001

Submitted by timepiece on Tue, 02/20/2001 - 10:04
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  1. The Awakeners - Sheri Tepper
  2. The Fresco - Sheri Tepper
  3. Information Architecture for the World Wide Web - Louis Rosenfeld, Peter Morville
  4. Home for the Holidays - Johanna Lindsay
  5. Designing Web Usability : The Practice of Simplicity - Jakob Nielsen
  6. Black Dudley Murder - Margery Allingham
  7. The Franchise Affair - Josephine Tey
  8. Vanishing Act - Thomas Perry
  9. Stillwatch - Mary Higgins Clark
  10. Galileo's Daughter - Dava Sobel
  11. A Place of Execution - Val McDermid
  12. Shadow of the Hegemon - Orson Scott Card
  13. Mystery Mile - Margery Allingham
  14. Dance for the Dead - Thomas Perry
  15. The Mummer's Curse - Gillian Roberts
  16. Shooting at Loons - Margaret Maron
  17. Intrigue - Bertrice Small
  18. Liberty Falling - Nevada Barr
  19. The Golden Compass - Philip Pullman
  20. The Subtle Knife - "
  21. Web Site Usability : A Designer's Guide - Jared Spool, Tara Scanlon, Carolyn Snyder, Terri DeAngelo, Will Schroeder
  22. The Amber Spyglass - Philip Pullman
  23. Killing Cassidy - Jeanne Dams
  24. Home Fires - Margaret Maron
  25. The Fashion in Shrouds - Margery Allingham
  26. Traitor's Purse - "
  27. Changer of Worlds - David Weber
  28. Death Served Up Cold - B. J. Oliphant
  29. Shakespeare's Trollop - Charlaine Harris
  30. The Gyrth Chalice Mystery - Margary Allingham
  31. The Face Changers - Thomas Perry
  32. The Bluest Blood - Gillian Roberts
  33. Blood Money - Thomas Perry
  34. The Song of Mavin Manyshaped - Sheri Tepper
  35. The Flight of Mavin Manyshaped - "
  36. The Search of Mavin Manyshaped - "
  37. Sticks and Scones - Diane Mott Davidson
  38. False Impressions - Thomas Hoving
  39. The Skies of Pern - Anne McCaffrey
  40. Midnight in Ruby Bayou - Elizabeth Lowell
  41. Jinian Footseer - Sheri Tepper
  42. Dervish Daughter - "
  43. Jinian Star-Eye - "
  44. Lord of the Silent - Elizabeth Peters
  45. Folly - Laurie R. King
  46. Sister Emily's Lightship and Other Stories - Jane Yolen
  47. Death in Holy Orders - P. D. James
  48. In a Sunburned Country - Bill Bryson
  49. Shadow Woman - Thomas Perry
  50. Dance of the Tiger - Bjorn Kurten
  51. Heart of a Warrior - Johanna Lindsay
  52. Burglars Can't Be Choosers - Lawrence Block
  53. The Burglar Who Liked to Quote Kipling - "
  54. The Burglar Who Studied Spinoza - "
  55. The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams - "
  56. The Last Precinct - Patricia Cornwell
  57. Children of Men - P. D. James
  58. The Burglar in the Closet - Lawrence Block
  59. The Broke Diaries - Angela Nissel
  60. Resort to Murder - Carolyn Hart
  61. Adam and Evil - Gillian Roberts
  62. Secret Agent - Candice DeLong
  63. Why Buildings Fall Down - Matthys Levy and Mario Salvadori
  64. Body in the Big Apple - Katherine Hall Page
  65. Good in Bed - Jennifer Weiner
  66. Helen Hath No Fury - Gillian Roberts
  67. The Burglar Who Thought He Was Bogart - Lawrence Block
  68. The Body in the Moonlight - Katherine Hall Page
  69. The Student Body - Valerie Wolzien
  70. The Lady Who Liked Clean Restrooms - J. P. Donleavy
  71. Prospero's Children - Jan Siegel
  72. One for the Money - Janet Evanovich
  73. Four to Score - "
  74. Don't Make Me Think - Steve Krug
  75. High Five - Janet Evanovich
  76. Two for the Dough - "
  77. Hot Six - "
  78. Better Than Sex - Susan Holtzer
  79. Red Mars - Kim Stanley Robinson
  80. Three to Get Deadly - Janet Evanovich
  81. Seven Up - "
  82. The Duchess - Bertrice Small
  83. The Body in the Fjord - Katherine Hall Page
  84. Maggody and the Moonbeams - Joan Hess
  85. Handsome Devil - Melanie George
  86. Tell Me Lies - Jennifer Cruisie
  87. Welcome to Temptation - "
  88. Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood - Rebecca Wells
  89. Memory Boys - Will Weaver
  90. Crazy For You - Jennifer Cruisie
  91. Spindle's End - Robin McKinley
  92. Fast Women - Jennifer Cruisie
  93. Beast - Donna Jo Napoli
  94. The Phantom of Manhattan - Frederick Forsyth
  95. Circles of Confusion - April Henry
  96. Witness for the Prosecution and other stories - Agatha Christie
  97. Dead Until Dark - Charlaine Harris
  98. An Angel to Die For - Mignon F. Ballard
  99. Scent of Murder - Cynthia Alwyn
  100. Temple - Matt Reilly
  101. The Simplicity Reader - Elaine St. James
  102. Why Things Bite Back - Edward Tenner
  103. To Davy Jones Below - Carola Dunn
  104. The Wedding Party - Robyn Carr
  105. Mean Genes - Terry Burnham, Jay Phelan
  106. A New Attitude - Charlotte Hughes
  107. Kushiel's Dart - Jacqueline Carey
  108. Tenderheaded - Juliette Harris and Pamela Johnson
  109. Women of the Pleasure Quarters: The Secret History of the Geisha - Lesley Downer
  110. Storm Track - Margaret Maron
  111. To Perish in Penzance - Jeanne M. Dams
  112. Heart Shaped Box - April Henry
  113. Square in the Face - "
  114. I Am the Only Running Footman - Martha Grimes
  115. Creating the Not So Big House: Insights and Ideas for the New American Home - Sarah Susanka
  116. Murder Past Due - D. R. Meredith
  117. Daughter of the Forest - Juliet Marillier
  118. Dreamweaver's Dilemma - Lois McMaster Bujold
  119. The Bernini Bust - Iain Pears
  120. The Mating Mind - Geoffrey Miller
  121. Aphrodite's Kiss - Julie Kenner
  122. Shakespeare's Counselor - Charlaine Harris
  123. Shrinking the Cat - Sue Hubbell
  124. Green Grow the Victims - Jeanne M. Dams
  125. Blood and Gold - Anne Rice
Author Comments: 

I've given up on recording every book I read, because the lists were getting ridiculous. Now, I'm just going to note whenever I read something for the first time (so, new to *me*, not necessarily to you).

So, lemme just take all my old favorites out of this list -- that's much better.

buber02/16/2001

How did you like Galileo's Daughter? It's on my "to read" list, but I was curious about what you thought about it.

timepiece02/17/2001

I got bogged down toward the end, but it was pretty interesting. I normally don't read a lot of biography. And it was definitely a bio of Galileo - including letters from his daughter was pretty much just the attention-getting gimmick for the book. Not that those letters didn't provide a lot of interest, and illumination of his life.

And she appears to have been an interesting woman, though not a whole lot is said about her life (though I don't think much CAN be said of a cloistered nun in the 17th century).

buber02/22/2001

Thanks for the info. It actually makes me want to read it more, as I'm sort of into biographies right now. That it focuses more on Galileo is a plus, for me.

dgeiser1303/19/2001

Hey, Timepiec! Which end of this list is your most recent reads?

timepiece03/19/2001

The bottom is the most recent end. Once in a while I forget to enter one right away and it doesn't get on here. but mostly it's pretty accurate.

jim07/23/2001

I see you also enjoy the Bernie Rhodenbarr stories. Formulaic for sure, but fun nonetheless. They always make me want to become a burglar. :-)

timepiece07/24/2001

yeah, I tend to like the lighter mysteries, and I just discovered those. Almost through with the whole series now.