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The Pile

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If you’ve never been the super organized type like me, managing an ever growing TBR (to be read pile) is like scaling Mt. Everest without any tools. You’ll surely perish. Now that I’ve seen the wisdom of cataloging the books I have yet to read (I envy Blooey’s system, actually..hehe), I thought it would be cool to share this with you:
the pile

  1. Dead as a Doornail, Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries Book 5 – Charlaine Harris
  2. Definitely Dead, Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries Book 6 – Charlaine Harris
  3. Altogether Dead, Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries Book 7 – Charlaine Harris
  4. From Dead to Worse, Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries Book 8 – Charlaine Harris
  5. The Beasts of Clawstone Castle – Eva Ibbotson
  6. Fablehaven, Book 1 – Brandon Mull
  7. Princess in the Spotlight – Meg Cabot
  8. The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin – Beatrix Potter
  9. The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck – Beatrix Potter
  10. Vox, The Edge Chronicles Book 6 – Paul Stewart & Chris Riddell
  11. Freeglader, The Edge Chronicles Book 7 – Paul Stewart & Chris Riddell
  12. From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler – E.L. Konigsburg
  13. The Heroic Adventure of Hercules Amsterdam – Melissa Glen Haber
  14. The Da Vinci Cod – Chris Riddell
  15. Black and Blue Magic – Zilpha Keatley Snyder
  16. The One in the Middle is the Green Kangaroo – Judy Blume
  17. Marvelous Marvin and the Wolfman Mystery – Bonnie Pryor
  18. Alvin Fernald, Superweasel – Clifford B. Hicks
  19. Childhood of Famous Americans: Dr. Seuss – Kathleen Kudlinski
  20. The Book of the Banshee – Anne Fine
  21. Many Waters – Madeleine L’Engle
  22. Sammy Keyes and the Runaway Elf – Wendelin van Draanen
  23. The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Perilous Journey – Trenton Lee Stewart
  24. The Tales of Beedle the Bard – J.K. Rowling
  25. The Complete Illustrated Works of Hans Christian Andersen
  26. The Princess Bride – William Goldman
  27. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell – Susanna Clarke
  28. Fleeced (Regan Reilly Mysteries) – Carol Higgins Clark
  29. Laced (Regan Reilly Mysteries) – Carol Higgins Clark
  30. Death of an Outsider – M.C. Beaton
  31. Death of a Dreamer – M.C. Beaton
  32. Agatha Raisin and the Wellspring of Death – M.C. Beaton
  33. Murder with Peacocks– Donna Andrews
  34. Click Here for Murder – Donna Andrews
  35. Death at Dartmoor – Robin Paige
  36. Miss Zukas and the Stroke of Death – Jo Dereske
  37. Lacquer Screen (Judge Dee Mysteries) – Robert van Gulik
  38. The Jasmine Moon Murder – Laura Childs
  39. Dying for Chocolate – Diane Mott Davidson
  40. The Cereal Murders – Diane Mott Davidson
  41. Killer Pancake – Diane Mott Davidson
  42. The Grilling Season – Diane Mott Davidson
  43. Prime Cut – Diane Mott Davidson
  44. Tough Cookie – Diane Mott Davidson
  45. Chopping Spree – Diane Mott Davidson
  46. Double Shot – Diane Mott Davidson
  47. Under the Tuscan Sun – Frances Mayes
  48. A Good Year – Peter Mayle
  49. Brick Lane – Monica Ali
  50. Quite a Year for Plums – Bailey White
  51. Annie Freeman’s Fabulous Traveling Funeral – Kris Radish
  52. Lucy Crocker 2.0 – Caroline Preston
  53. Fly Solo – The 50 Best Places on Earth for a Girl to Travel Alone – Teresa Rodriguez Williamson
  54. Little Star of Bela Lua – Luana Monteiro
  55. The Factory of Cunning – Philippa Stockley
  56. Over What Hill – Ellie Leland Wilder
  57. Older But Wilder – Ellie Leland Wilder
  58. Stillwatch – Mary Higgins Clark
  59. The Toughest Indian in the World – Sherman Alexie
  60. Salmon Fishing in the Yemen – Paul Torday
  61. Seven Houses: A Novel – Alev Lytle Croutier
  62. A Jar of Dreams – Yoshiko Uchida
  63. Story Time – Edward Bloor
  64. Wormwood – G.P. Taylor
  65. A Hole in the Universe – Mary McGarry Morris
  66. Must Love Dogs – Claire Cook

READING IS SWEETER THE SECOND TIME AROUND
Books worthy to be read again and again are worth their pages in gold.

  1. Undead and Unwed – Mary Janice Davidson
  2. Undead and Unappreciated – Mary Janice Davidson
  3. The Shadow of the Wind – Carlos Ruiz Zafon
  4. Magyk, Septimus Heap Book 1 – Angie Sage
  5. Flyte, Septimus Heap Book 2 – Angie Sage
  6. Physik, Septimus Heap Book 3 – Angie Sage
  7. Queste, Septimus Heap Book 4 – Angie Sage
  8. Battle Royale – Koushun Takami
  9. You Can Never Find a Rickshaw When It Monsoons: The World on One Cartoon A Day – Mo Willems
  10. Fablehaven (Book 2): Rise of the Evening Star – Brandon Mull
  11. Fablehaven (Book 3): Grip of the Shadow Plague – Brandon Mull

TEST
This entry is published using BlogDesk, one of the many blogging tools available to make a blogger’s life easier. My reviews on BlogDesk and the rest of these tools are yet to be done. So just wait a while for that. And oh, this is the most tagged post by far. Above image was taken last Friday night using a Canon Powershot A480. Camera and Lenovo S10 netbook c/o my sis. 😉

ONE BOOK LESS TO GO
Finished reading #5 The Beasts of Clawstone Castle – Eva Ibbotson yesterday as I was having my nails done at home. Don’t you just love being in the Philippines enjoying excellent home service of mani-pedi? If I could have but one wish, I’d ask for Manang Celsa, my fave manikyurista, to stay long in the business so I will never have bad nails ever. *wink*