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Books I Read in July, August & September 2010

By RachelUndefined on September 1, 2010 • ( 0 )

Australia: A History in Photographs by Michael Cannon
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne
Fat, Forty and Fired by Nigel Marsh
Stolen Angels by Shaun Hutson
Australian Ripping Yarns II by Paul Taylor
The Righteous Men by Sam Bourne
The Other Side of Dawn by John Marsden
The Talisman by Stephen King & Peter Straub
Insomnia by Stephen King
While I Live by John Marsden
The Third Day, The Frost by John Marsden
Burning for Revenge by John Marsden
Circle of Flight by John Marsden
XYZ: The New Rules of Generational Warfare by Michael Grose
The Witch Rose by Annie Dalton
The Night is for Hunting by John Marsden
Darkness, Be My Friend by John Marsden
Plays by Women Volume Two by Various
Heartsick by Chelsea Cain
Aftershock by Quintin Jardine
Perfect Match by Jodi Picoult
The Evil Inside the Mind of a Child Killer by Margaret Hobbs & Andrew Rule
Incurable by John Marsden

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Tags: Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, August 2010, books, england, James Marsden, john marsden, July 2010, Marsden, Sam Bourne, September 2010, stephen king, West Yorkshire

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How do I rate my books?

½ Star: I disliked it to the point where I didn’t even finish it and I would actively discourage others from reading it. This will definitely be released.
1 Star: I almost didn’t finish this book, but I powered through. I strongly disliked it and I would actively discourage others from reading it. This will definitely be released.
1 ½ Stars: I read this book, but I didn’t particularly enjoy it and I wouldn’t recommend it. This book will be released.
2 Stars: I don’t really have an opinion on this book. I didn’t particularly like it, but I didn’t particularly dislike it either. I won’t read it again and probably wouldn’t recommend it. This book will be released.
2 ½ Stars: This book is alright, I guess. Other people might enjoy it, but it’s not for me. I might mention it in passing, but I won’t reread it. This book will be released.
3 Stars: This book is average. I enjoyed it, but I’ll probably forget it within a year. I might recommend it to fans of the genre, but I won’t be rereading it. This book will be released.
3 ½ Stars: This book is above average but unexceptional. I enjoyed it, and I would probably recommend it, but I doubt I’ll read it again. This book will be released.
4 Stars: This is an excellent book. I enjoyed it quite a bit and would recommend it to others. I may or may not reread it. This book might be kept, or it might be released.
4 ½ Stars: This book is fantastic. I absolutely loved it and I fully intend to read it again. I would definitely recommend it to others. This book will be kept.
5 Stars: This is an amazing book which I’ll reread multiple times. I quite likely sacrificed sleep or skipped meals for this book and will shamelessly promote it to all and sundry. This book will definitely be kept, and I’ll probably buy an extra copy just to release it.

What books have I been reading?

The City & The City by China Mieville
The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
V For Vendetta by Alan Moore & David Lloyd
The Black Death by Philip Ziegler
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks
What Were the Crusades? Fourth Edition by Jonathan Riley-Smith
We Wish To Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families by Philip Gourevitch
The Pelican History of Medieval Europe by Maurice Keen
American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
12-21 by Dustin Thomason