We'll always have booklog!

Yup, here we are, back at the beginning again. Woo?

( 1. Interpreter of Maladies — Jhumpa Lahiri )

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain; fix your attention on Lahiri instead.

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( 2. Batman: The Long Halloween — Jeph Loeb )

the Batman/Catwoman shenanigans of Hush were much more fun.

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( 3. The 101 Most Influential People Who Never Lived — Allan Lazar, et. al. )

I found it annoying. Would you like me to count the ways?

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( 4. The Ten-Cent Plague — David Hajdu )

I’d only recommend it if you’re really interested in the subject—or writing a term paper yourself.

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( 5. Shakespeare Wrote For Money — Nick Hornby )

I hope he’ll be inspired at some point to make this a Hitchhiker’s Guide-style trilogy instead of the regular kind.

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( 6. A Letter of Mary — Laurie R. King )

I will allow myself to titter and enjoy the occasional pleasures inherent in wacky published fanfic such as this.

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( 7. The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle — Haruki Murakami )

still glad I read it, wish I’d read it under better circumstances, but nevertheless, probably won’t be rereading it any time soon.

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( 8. Revise the World — Brenda Clough )

All right, I’m stopping now.

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( 9. Wish You Were Here — Stewart O’Nan )

Next time just send me a postcard.

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( 10. Skellig — David Almond )

Maybe this is one I would have liked better if I’d read it when I was younger.

Total Books: 10

This is probably the only time all year that I'll be all caught up! Savor it with me!