So that was 2009.
It was a pretty mixed bag of a year both personally and in a reading sense and while it did have some high spots I can't say I'll be sorry to see the back of it. 2010 is already looking like it will be exciting and so I shall look forwards not back.
Well I will once I've listed my top books of 2009!
Now like many book bloggers out there I am going to cheat horribly on this. I have two Top 5 lists, one for books aimed at adults and one for books aimed at teenagers! Some of them I have bogged about already, some of them I read before I started blogging. Thank heavens I've kept a reading diary though!
Norfolkbookworm's Top 5 Adult Books (in no particular order)
Click on the authors' names to be taken to their homepage or a review of the bookAmerican Wife - Curtis Sittenfeld
American Adulterer - Jed Mercurio
19th Wife - David Ebershof
The Rights of the Reader - Daniel Pennac
The Lord Edward Corinth Mysteries - David Roberts
Norfolkbookworm's Top 5 Books (ostensibly) for Children
American Adulterer - Jed Mercurio
19th Wife - David Ebershof
The Rights of the Reader - Daniel Pennac
The Lord Edward Corinth Mysteries - David Roberts
Norfolkbookworm's Top 5 Books (ostensibly) for Children
Again click on the author name to be taken to either a review of the book or an author website.
Revolver - Marcus Sedgwick
Love, Aubrey - Suzanne LaFleur
Stolen - Lucy Christopher
Saving Raphael - Leslie Wilson
Devil's Kiss - Sarwat Chadda
Love, Aubrey - Suzanne LaFleur
Stolen - Lucy Christopher
Saving Raphael - Leslie Wilson
Devil's Kiss - Sarwat Chadda
So there it is, my top 10 books of the year. A mixed bag. My top non fiction titles had to be Sisters in Arms, Paradise Lost: Smyrna, It's a Dons Life and Pompeii.
Well I suppose that as it has taken me well over 3 hours to go through my reading diary and narrow my choices down 2009 can't have been such a bad year book wise. Here's hoping that 2010 will be just as good!
Well I suppose that as it has taken me well over 3 hours to go through my reading diary and narrow my choices down 2009 can't have been such a bad year book wise. Here's hoping that 2010 will be just as good!
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