Books Read in 2001

Submitted by Bibliobabe on Sun, 08/12/2007 - 05:38
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  1. Merrick; Anne Rice
  2. Chyna: If Only They Knew; Chyna
  3. The Night Listener; Armistead Maupin
  4. Girl With A Pearl Earring; Tracy Chevalier
  5. The Red Tent; Anita Diamant
  6. A Child Called "It"; Dave Pelzer
  7. The Lost Boy; Dave Pelzer
  8. Adrian Mole, The Lost Years; Sue Townsend
  9. Harry Potter And The Sorerer's Stone;
  10. J.K. Rowling
  11. A Man Named Dave; Dave Pelzer
  12. Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets;
  13. J.K. Rowling
  14. Harry Potter And The Prisoner of Azkaban;
  15. J.K. Rowling
  16. Girl in Hyacinth Blue; Susan Vreeland
  17. Chocolate; Joanne Harris
  18. Son Of A Grifter; Kent Walker & Mark Schone
  19. Stolen Lives; Malika Oufkir & Michele Fitoussi
  20. A Series Of Unfortunate Events: A Bad Beginning;
  21. Lemony Snicket
  22. Ghost Soldiers; Hampton Sides
  23. My Dream Of You; Nuala O'Faolain
  24. The Haunting Of Hill House; Shirley Jackson
  25. A Kiss Gone Bad; Jeff Abbott
  26. A Series Of Unfortunate Events: The Reptile Room;
  27. Lemony Snicket
  28. Interpreter Of Maladies; Jhumpa Lahiri
  29. A Series Of Unfortunate Events: The Wide Window;
  30. Lemony Snicket
  31. Suzanne's Diary For Nicholas; James Patterson
  32. The Hunger; Whitley Strieber
  33. Dorcas Good: Diary Of A Salem Witch; Rose Earheart
  34. Ali & Nino: A Love Story; Kurban Said
  35. Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire; J.K. Rowling
  36. Valhalla Rising; Clive Cussler
  37. Balzac And The Little Chinese Seamstress;
  38. Dia Sijie
  39. Anil's Ghost; Michael Ondaatje
  40. Pacific Vortex; Clive Cussler
  41. The Book Of Shadows; James Reese
  42. Lying Awake; Mark Salzman
  43. The Fellowship Of The Ring; J.R.R. Tolkien
  44. Guilty Pleasures; Laurell K. Hamilton
  45. Vixen 03; Clive Cussler
  46. The Talisman; Stephen King & Peter Straub
  47. The Diary Of Ellen Rimbauer; "Stephen King"
Author Comments: 

This was an interesting year for me literature wise. "Ghost Soldiers" is very important for me because my Granddad Culp was one of the men rescued from Cabanatawan. Mr. Sides made me understand why my granddad loved me so much. He never expected to live through that.
"Ali & Nino," is a long forgotten jewel in literautre. It came to my attention from an article in the New Yorker. I recommend it to everyone.
Finally, this is the beginning of a Vampire phase that I still have not finished. It has expanded into even more otherwordly things.