100 book challenge 2012

[Darta Noir]

The rules are the same as last year! (click here for more details)

You have a year to read 100 books. Add replies with what you have read and possibly a little description to tell your fellow Nerdfighters a little bit about them. 

Good luck and get reading!

[Danielle]

So, this is my first book update;

1. TFioS- brilliant book for anyone who hasn't read it but, I am sure you have

2. The Zombie Survial Guide- Very funny and I know how to protect myself

3. 1984- I had trouble in the middle, i got quite bored. However, the end is so brilliantand confusing.  A must read

4- 10. Harry Potter series- I suppose you call it a re-read but, I haven't read them for about 2 years or so and it was in preparetion for pottermore (RainElm8997)

11. David Tennant- biography someone wrote was interesting but, I question the truth behind it.

[Paige Chanin]

Hm, it's already June, but I am a quick reader... Okay, I'm in! Those books won't know what hit 'em!

[Rachael Kerr]

25. "On the Road" by Jack Kerouac (Really excellent. Probably I'll try to read it again years from now, and I'll hate it, but for now, as a teenager wanting to get 'on the road' myself, I love it.)

26. "Doctor Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak (This one, on the other hand, I will read again years from now and think it is just as wonderful as I think it is now. Everyone should read this book because it is brilliant in every possible way. Seriously.)

...I'm going really slowly. I blame school. As soon as summer vacation comes, I'll have to up my pace!

[Clover]

90. Hollow Pike by James Dawson - really wonderful YA book involving witches

91. Dying to Know You by Aidan Chambers - Really lovely book

92. Million Dollar Mates by Cathy Hopkins - sweet book for younger teens

93. The Prince Who Walked With Lions by Elizabeth Laird - historical fiction about an Abyssinian prince who comes to England

94. A Swift Pure Cry by Siobhan Dowd - How have I gone so long in life without reading a book by Siobhan Dowd?!

95. Unrest by Michelle Harrison - Loved the creepiness of this one

96. The Immortal Rules by Julie Kagawa - I will read anything by this woman. Anything. Even a vampire book.

97. Pushing the Limits by Katie McGarry - Cried my eyes out. One of my favourite reads of this year.

98. Bitter End by Jennifer Brown - Sad story about domestic violence in a teen relationship

[The Nth Doctor]

Good God... You only have two to go. How? What kind of super human are you? 

[Clover]

..I love to read :)

[The Nth Doctor]

Same... But wow, that's impressive, haha =) 

[Sarah A.]

i'm coming into this so late  ;___;

anyway, thus far i have read:

1. The Fault In Our Stars
2. collection of poems [can't remember the name of the collection] of Pablo Neruda
3. collection of poems [once again, can't remember the name] of ee cummings
4. As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner [never again, i tell you, never again.]
5. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
6. The Art of Racing In The Rain by Garth Stein [omfg can everyone just read this book, it's so under appreciated and it deserves so many more readers. it's fabulous, full of extended metaphor, and beautifully written]
7.  One Day by David Nicholls [i'm about halfway through this book, but i'm a fast reader and it will be finished by tomorrow so i decided to include it.  it's taking forever to finish, and i'm not enjoying it, but i promised myself that i'd give it until the end to really form an opinion.  it's just very hard to enjoy something that you aren't enjoying] [eloquent, wasn't that?]

anyway, i have a huge reading list for this summer and a lot of time, so hopefully i'll be able to make the 100 book mart by the end of this year [and hopefully surpass 100]

[Kailah Glock]

14. Sybil by Flora Rheeta Schreiber.

I absolutely loved this book, Sybil, th main character, suffers from MPD, aka multiple personality disorder. She has 16 personalities, and this book is the story of her treatment.

[Stella J. Moore]

I'm so in! So is this just starting now, or can we count the books we have already read this year?

[Clover]

99. Before I Wake by Rachel Vincent - awesome book in a wonderful series!

100. Me Before You by Jojo Moyes - a friend recommended this to me and I really liked it even though I don't generally read adult fiction.

101. I've Got Your Number by Sophia Kinsella - I followed it with another adult fiction book though, so you really can't trust me when I say I don't normally read adult fiction, can you? :)

102. Real Live Boyfriends by E Lockhart - Oh god, I loved this book. And Ruby Oliver. and E Lockhart. Sad the series has finished but it was so good.

I promise, I won't include numbers on my lists anymore. I don't want anyone else to feel bad or anything!

[Mehr Kumar]

saw this REALLY REALLY late, recently became a nerdfighter. but, imma start anyways

heres what i can think of that i have read so far this year:

the fault in our stars 

looking for alaska

before I fall

divergent

insurgent

the giver

sleeping freshmen never lie

legend

the maze runner

the scorch trials

hunger games

catching fire

mockingjay

currently reading jane eyre