2012 Reading List

I like books.  I like to read.  A lot.

I read at least one book per week.  I always wanted to write them all down in a year and see how many I actually did read, but I never remember to do that.

Thankfully though, I have a rough estimate now!  Thanks to "Manage your Kindle" on Amazon.  In Kindle Books alone for 2012 these are the books I read:

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The Hunger Games

Mocking Jay

Catching Fire – Suzanne Collins

Two for the Dough

Three to Get Deadly –

Four to Score – Janet Evanovich

Organized Simplicity -

Legend – Marie Lu

Fifty Shades of Grey

Fifty Shades Darker

Fifty Shades Freed – EL James

The Marriage Bargain – dumb.

Divergent

Insurgent – Veronica Roth

Graceling

Bitterblue

Fire - Kristin Cashore

Under the Never Sky – Veronica Rossi

The Pledge – Kimberly Derting

The girl of Fire and Thorns – Rae Carson

Into the Shadows

Darkness Rising – Karly Kirkpatrick

Eve – Anna Carey

Secrets Exposed - ?

Last Romanov – Dora Mossanen

Extra Innings – Bruce Spitzer

Song of the Summer King – Jess Owen

Rippler

Chameleon

Unfurl – Cidney Swanson

Out of Time – Monique Martin

Carrots – Colleen Helme

Desire

Summer Wishes

Shattered – Kailin Gow

Saving Mars – Cidney Swanson

Resurrection – AM Hargrove

After Eden

Beloved Purgatory – Katherine Pine

Saved

Touched – Allegra Skye

Matched – Ally Condie

Frost

Thorns – Kate Avery Ellison

Fade

Falling

Forgotten

Fever – Kailin Gow

In addition to these books, I re-read classics all the time.  Through the Looking Glass, Anna Karenina,  As the Waltz was Ending, Treasure Island, etc.  And if I like a book, I'll re-read it several times as well.  I read the Hunger Games series a few times.  I re-read the Fifty Shades trilogy just to see if there was anything different.  There wasn't.  But my husband didn't mind me re-reading THAT series!  

These books don't include the hardbacks I read, and I really did try to keep the ones I read next to my bed, but there was such a pile that I finally just put them in a box.  I do remember a few, "Sing Me Home" by Jodi Picoult, the Bible, and The Alchemist.  

If you can't tell, I am currently in LOOOOVE with Young Adult Dystopian Novels.  I kid you not, I always compare my life growing up at a fish camp to the "outdoorsy" post-apocalyptic era of these books.  I'm always thinking, "Oh, I'D SURVIVE..." haha.   My favorite has to be Divergent, and Insurgent.  I don't know why.  But I really liked those two. 

Anyway, here's to a great 2013 of reading.  (And crafting.  baking.  sewing.)  

What's on your current book list? 

P.S.  Yes, I bought some of these.  BUT... Pixel of Ink (look them up on Facebook) is a great place to grab tons of free books.  They offer 3 or 4 free books every day to download onto your kindle.  And I'm also an Amazon Prime member, so we get ONE free borrowed book per month.  One, hahaha.  One book a month.  That's encouraging reading...  haha.