2013 Reading Plan
December 30, 2012 in Uncategorized
For the first time ever, I’m making a game plan of the books I want to read in the upcoming year.
I was thoroughly disappointed in how many books I read in 2012 (the list was, sadly, quite sparse), so I’m tackling my reading goal for the next year head-on.
In no particular order:
Fragments by Dan Wells
Third book in Divergent series by Veronica Roth (still untitled)
Notorious Nineteen by Janet Evanovich
Dead Ever After by Charlaine Harris
The Casual Vacancy by JK Rowling
Warm Bodies by Issac Marion
Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater
One Second After by William Forstchen
Leviathan by Scott Westerfield
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
The Grimm Legacy by Polly Shullman
The Giver by Lois Lowry
The Dead Don’t Dance by Charles Martin
Maggie by Charles Martin (this is pending my opinion of the first book in the series)
The Atonement Child by Francine Rivers
The Covenant by Beverly Lewis
A Merry Heart by Wanda Brunstetter
Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare
Same Kind Of Different As Me by Ron Hall
A book by Ted Dekker – I didn’t read anything by Ted Dekker in 2012, and that just feels wrong.
Book number 20 in the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich (still untitled)
Important notes……
*This list is subject to extreme change, but I am going to try REALLY HARD to read everything listed above. A lot of these books have been in my “to read” stack for a ridiculously long time. Like, YEARS.
*I left this list short as I’m sure there are books I will randomly encounter and want to read immediately.
*Some of these books are the first in a series, so it stands to reason that I may or may not read the subsequent books in that book-family.
*This list does not contain non-fiction books I intend to read.
And one more thing…………………
I’m fully on-board with the dystopian train that is currently making stops everywhere. Dystopian is huge right now, and I love it. Dystopian is particularly huge in YA, and I happen to love YA.
When I was surfing books on Amazon earlier, I came across this sampler for my Kindle. I pounced on it like white on rice. IT’S FREE.
I’ve read two of the books in the sampler, have been interested in a couple of others, but a couple of them are books I hadn’t heard of yet. I’m going to try out all of these this year too……..
Here’s the link to the sampler, if you’re interested.
More post about books can be found in these places:
My BOOKS page (all the books I’ve read since 2007… and even a few that were not cataloged by year.)
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I like it that you made a plan. I can’t wait for you to read The Atonement Child. I will want to discuss that will you.
Ok, this is going to reveal that I am really in the backwaters here but…. err… what is ‘Dystopian’? Sounds like a political regime.
Thanks to your blog post yesterday I FINALLY got around to seeing Hunger Games! I really enjoyed it!!
Dystopian has really taken off here in the States the past couple of years….the first time I heard the term, my reaction was exactly the same as yours…..I was all er and confused.
Hunger Games is Dystopian. It means post-apocalyptic. It doesn’t have to be post-apocalyptic…it can be be after the fall of governments and society as we now know it. Generally a war, disease, or other extreme circumstance has wreaked havoc on the population. Always set in the future. It’s totally my kind of reading. So many of the dystopian books I have read are completely plausible possibilities for our future too, in one way or another….they can really get the ol’ gears to turning.
I made the header myself! Thank you!
Like your new header too!