Book challenge 2010

Hello ILites,

After such a successful Book challenge in 2009, I couldn't wait to have the book challenge for 2010.!! Well, as the new year begins, am I sure all you book lovers would have made a resolution to read as many books as possible this year - If you haven't put a resolution yet - then pull up socls and why not aim for what atleast 12 books this year? That would mean atleast a minimum a book a month..

so lets not waste time and try to keep up to our resolves.!!

Here are the points that you should follow (these points are the same as 2009's challenge)

1. The challenger can make his/her own choice of number of books, he/she wants to complete.

2. The challenger can post here, only if he/she is done with the book and not at any stage of book reading.

3. The books can be of any language, either English or any Indian language.

4. It can be fiction or non-fiction or self - improvement.

5. We, the contenders follow the numbering here.
For ex: If Ms.A makes a entry of her 4th book, then the book name should be preceded by number four.

6. If the book is a re-read, it should be a year ago - I belive I should add it here that a year means atleast a gap of 365 days otherwise we might end up writing the names of the books that we have just now finished in Dec 2009.!! :biglaugh

7. Also, please mention the name of the author too - that way all others could know more about the book too.!

If you would like to add some points , please mention them too.

Happy reading,
Gayathri

 

To kick off my resolution (a minimum of 1 book every month, without break), I finished reading

1. Tuesday's with Morrie - Mitch Albom

(I read a review of this book by u guys that is what made me read it.!)

 

Thanks Cindhuja for joining in ! I think I will 2 states too, having been wanting to do it for quite some time now.

In the mean while, this is what I read recently
2. WIsh you well - David Baldacci

 

:hiyawelcome ani123..! Nice reads - you seem to have read all of Chetan Bhagat's books in a row.. have you read 2 states too?


Continuing my quest (finished this week, was reading since teh weekend):
3. The witness - Sandra Brown
4. Bloodline - Sidney Sheldon

 

After about a week's slogging with work and taking time out for reading - I have finally finished

5. Total Control - David Baldacci

It was a so-so read because I have read better books written by him..