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!

[Zara]

20. Lamb - Christopher Moore

[Kailah Glock]

Just finished The Hunger Games by Suzzane Collins!

Loved It!

Can't wait to read the second one!

[Sonya]

15. Veronika decides to die by paolo coelho
16. My name is Asher lev by Chaim potok
17. Life, the universe, and everything by Douglas Adams
18. Breakfast of champions by Kurt Vonnegut
19. Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse
20. Extremely loud and incredibly close by Jonathan Safran Foer
21. So long, and thanks for all the fish by Douglas Adams
22. The dead of night by Peter lerangis
23. On the road by jack Kerouac
24. Beowulf
25. A clockwork orange by Anthony burgess
26. Mostly harmless by Douglas Adams
27. The song of roland
28. I, robot by Isaac asimov
29. Slaughterhouse-5 by Kurt Vonnegut
30. Norwegian wood by haruki murukami
31. Player piano by Kurt Vonnegut
32. The caves of steel by isaac Asimov
33. Siddhartha by Herman Hesse
34. Out of the silent planet by CS lewis

[Dawn Stanford]

6- Full Bloom by Janet Evanovich - it's about a millionaire and a journalist solving a mystery about the deaths in the community.

7- Blow Fly by Patricia Cornwell - it's part of a series about a forensic pathologist, called Kay Scarpetta

8- Cross bones by Kathy Rieches - it's part of a series following a forensic anthropologist, called Temperaence Brennan based in Montreal and North Carolina

9- Pale Demon by Kim Harrison - it's part of a series about a witch, called Racheal Morgan, a vampire, called Ivy, and a pixy, called Jenks. It focuses on Racheal's effect on the witch's commumity.

(9/100) thankfully summer is comming

[Chelsea]

#2) The Fault In Our Stars by John Green.
It was amazing but so I think I liked Looking for Alaska more.

[Healy]

I'm new to the Nerdfighter community after sprinting through Looking for Alaska last week at a friend's recommendation, but I joined the site specifically for this challenge! 

I'm late to the game, but here's what I've got so far this year, that I can recount:

1) The Princess Bride, William Goldman

2) Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Jonathan Safran Foer

3) Fool, Christopher Moore

4) Fragile Things, Neil Gaiman

5) American Gods, Neil Gaiman

6) Smoke and Mirrors, Neil Gaiman

7) Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman

8) The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Stieg Larsson

9) The Girl Who Played with Fire, Stieg Larsson

10) The Book Thief, Markus Zusak

11) Overqualified, Joey Comeau

12) Lockpick Pornography, Joey Comeau

13) Looking for Alaska, John Green

14) The Fault in our Stars, John Green

15) Censoring an Iranian Love Story, Shahriar Mandanipour

16) We All Fall Down, Nic Sheff

17) Fury, Koren Sailckas

18) Rome and Rhetoric, Garry Wills

19) Coriolanus, Shakespeare

20) As You Like It, Shakespeare

21) The Value of Names, Jeffrey Sweet

22) End Days, Deborah Laufer

23) The Last Night of Ballyhoo, Alfred Uhry

24) Way to Heaven, Juan Mayorga

So, I suppose I'm on my way! If you want any reviews of these, just let me know, I'll include quick reviews of books as I finish them, but I just wanted to get this list to catch up.

[Eniola]

Ne ne, im considering buying american gods, is it really good?

[Healy]

Yes, it was great. It definitely requires some patience, because of its length and because of the immense amount of allusion going on, but the characters are fascinating and the ending is so immensely satisfying.

[Eniola]

Have you read Good Omens?

[Healy]

I haven't, although it's definitely on my "to read" list. I've barely read any Terry Pratchett, and that needs to be remedied!

[FrankenWhale]

8. Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice
I had some expectations since I'd already seen the movie but it was pretty good. Think I'll eventually read more of the Vampire Chronicles  

[Kailah Glock]

5. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins