My book list for my 101 books in 1001 days challenge:
1. Ellen Burstyn - Lessons in Becoming Myself
2. Eliza Minot - The Brambles
3. Laura Zigman - Piece of Work
4. Diane Setterfield - The Thirteenth Tale
5. Jennifer Weiner - Little Earthquakes
6. Rosellen Brown - Before and After
7. Martha Moody - Best Friends
8. Julie K. L. Dam - Some Like it Haute
9. Carole Radziwill - What Remains
10. Tania Aebi - Maiden Voyage
11. Danielle Steel - Sisters
12. Jennifer Weiner - Goodnight Nobody
13. Liza Lutz - The Spellman Files
14. Julie Powell - Julie & Julia
15. Morag Jones - Half Broken Things
16. John Grisham - The Innocent Man
17. Alice Sebold - The Lovely Bones
18. Dan Brown - The DaVinci Code
19. Plum Sykes - Bergdorf Blondes
20. Audrey Niffenegger - The Time Traveler's Wife
21. Elizabeth Berg - The Year of Pleasures
22. Cecelia Ahern - Love, Rosie
23. Jodi Picoult - The Pact
24. Jen Lancaster - Bitter is the New Black
25. Zadie Smith - On Beauty
26. Elizabeth Edwards - Saving Graces
27. Beth Gutcheon - Five Fortunes
28. Wendy Wasserstein - Elements of Style
29. Elizabeth Noble - Alphabet Weekends
30. Susan Isaacs - Any Place I Hang My Hat
31. Debrah Williamson - Singing With the Top Down
32. Cecelia Ahern - If You Could See Me Now
33. Darri Stephens & Megan DeSales - Spooning
34. Jane Green - Swapping Lives
35. Emily Giffin - Something Borrowed
36. Finola Hughes - Soapsuds
37. Joan Biskupic - Sandra Day O'Connor: How the First Woman on the Supreme Court Became its Most Influential Justice
38. Terry Gamble - Good Family
39. Wally Lamb - She's Come Undone
40. Kate Atkinson - Case Histories
41. Chris Bohjalian - Midwives
42. Joyce Carol Oates - Missing Mom
43. Sebastian Junger - A Death In Belmont
44. Jennifer Weiner - Good In Bed
45. Truman Capote - In Cold Blood
46. Cathy Kelly - Always and Forever
47. Tom Perrotta - Little Children
48. Sarab Webb - It Had to Be You
49. Joseph Heller - Catch 22
50. Harriet Evans - Going Home
51. Lauren Weisberger - Everyone Worth Knowing
52. Laura Pederson - The Big Shuffle
53. Jeffrey Eugenides - Middlesex
54. A.J. Jacobs - Know-it-All
55. Vladimir Nabokov - Lolita
56. Shannon Kring Biro & Natalie Biro - Sister Salty, Sister Sweet
57. Mark Haddon - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
58. Mark Haddon - A Spot of Bother
59. Ernest Hemingway - The Short Stories
60. Karen Joy Fowler - The Jane Austen Book Club
61. Richard Powers - The Echo Maker
62. Elizabeth Gilbert - Eat, Pray, Love
63. Ken Follett - The Pillars of the Earth
64. Laura Fitzgerald - Veil of Roses
65. Gabriel Garcia Marquez - Love in the Time of Cholera
66. Marianne Fredriksson - Hanna's Daughters
67. Petra Nemcova - Love Always, Petra
68. Lionel Shriver - We Need to Talk About Kevin
69. Meg Cabot - Queen of Babble
70. Jen Schefft - Better Single Than Sorry
71. Vendela Vida - Let the Northern Lights Erase Your Name
72. Jeffrey Eugenides - The Virgin Suicides
73. Doug Crandell - The Flawless Skin of Ugly People
74. James Ellroy - The Black Dahlia
75. Judith Henry Wall - Family Secrets
76. Michael J. Fox - Lucky Man: A Memoir
77. Mary Lawson - Crow Lake
78. Jennifer Kaufman & Karen Mack - Literacy and Longing in LA
79. Don Cheadle & John Prendergast - Not on Our Watch
80. Arthur Golden - Memoirs of a Geisha
81. Dennis Lehane - Mystic River
82. Barack Obama - The Audacity of Hope
83. Jodi Picoult - Vanishing Acts
84. Ann Brashares - The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
85. Ed. by Elizabeth Merrick - This is Not Chick Lit: Original Stories by America's Best Women Writers
86. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - J. K. Rowling**
#87-101 - I'm leaving these spots open for now to accommodate new releases in the next couple of years. Looking over the list, I have some good reading ahead! As time goes on, I'll update the list; I'll also probably add more than 101 in hopes that I achieve that and continue on to 150 books.
I doubt I will be reading these in order, as I tend to grab whatever I'm in the mood for; I just picked up Lucky Man last night, so that's first!
**Please look for a future post on the subject of Harry Potter!
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