Oh, I had such high hopes.... ; )

For this bookish blog! LOL! I had truly intended to do some reviews, and keep up to date. But RL has a way of interfering with the best-laid plans, eh?

So, here's the list as of today:

January

1. Heirloom, notes from an accidental tomato farmer, by Tim Stark
2-6. Anne McCaffrey’s Acorna series: Acorna the Unicorn Girl, Acorna’s Quest, Acorna’s People, Acorna’s World, and Acorna’s Search. There are more in the series, I’ve read them all, but this time, reading them in one long blitz, they started getting really weird….
7 & 8. Spellsinger, and The Hour of the Gate, Alan Dean Foster

February

9. Why did it have to be snakes? From science to the Supernatural, the many mysteries of Indiana Jones, by Lois H. Gresh and Robert Weinberg.
10 & 11. Alan Dean Foster, still, Spellsinger series: The Day of the Dissonance; The Moment of the Magician

12. Small is possible : life in a local economy, by Lyle Estill

13. Audiobook: Blind Corner, by Dorford Yates, read with utter deliciousness by Alan Rickman!

March

14. Foster, still, The Paths of the Perambulator

15. Treasure in a Cornfield, The Discovery and Excavation of the Steamboat ‘Arabia’, by Greg Hawley

16. Audiobook: The Old Silent, by Martha Grimes, read with delightful accent by Tim Curry

17. Audiobook: Voyage of the Dawn Treader, by C. S. Lewis, read by the great Derek Jacobi

18. Crochet Liberation Front : first ever book! , edited by Laurie Wheeler – and I’ve got to plug this book, because I enjoyed it so much, I’ve got to buy a copy! I’d suggested it for purchase to my local library, and man, I need my own copy! :D

April

19, 20, and 21. Terry Pratchett, Guards! Guards! , Feet of Clay, The Fifth Elephant

22. Alan Dean Foster, Son of Spellsinger

23. The Steel Bonnets, by George MacDonald Fraser

24. Pratchett, as apparently always!, Night Watch

May

25, 26, 27, 28, 29. Pratchett: Thud!, Going Postal, Making Money, The Last Continent, and Interesting Times