Planned Books

Books I'm Reading:

By Invitation Only-Lori Wilde, Wendy Etherington, Jillian Burns 28/218
Tree of Souls-Howard Schwartz 42/524

My Antonia-Willa Cather 13/289
O Pioneers! - Willa Cather 12/122
The Foreign Student-Susan Choi 106/325 
The Moonstone-Wilkie Collins 134/434
Crime and Punishment-Fyodor Dostoevsky 72/522
Camille-Alexandre Dumas fils 73/254
'Till Morning Comes-Suyin Han 446/620
Cowboys are my weakness-Pam Houston 42/171
Just Surrender...-Kathleen O'Reilly 58/218
The Tale of Genji-Murasaki Shikibu 185/1090
Coyote Dream-Jessica Davis Stein 210/364
Tailspin-Cara Summers 63/216
The Story of the Stone-Xueqin Cao
2. The Crab-Flower Club 194/582
The Russian Saga-Kate Furnivall
2. The Russian Concubine- 119/517
The Elven Nations Trilogy-Douglas Niles, Tonya Carter, Paul Thompson
2. The Kinslayer Wars 20/314
Little House Series-Laura Ingalls Wilder
1. Little House in the big woods 83/238

Books that are waiting for reviews:
Are You there God? It's me Margaret

Future Books:
Caddie Woodlawn- Carol Ryrie Brink
To Kill a Mockingbird-Harper Lee
The Monk- Matthew Lewis
Once upon a river of love- Andrei Makine
A Sicilian romance-Ann Radcliffe
The Italian-Ann Radcliffe
Family Album-Danielle Steel
Fine Things-Danielle Steel
Kaleidoscope-Danielle Steel
Come toy with me-Cara Summers
The Story of the Stone-Xueqin Cao
3. The Warning Voice
4. The Debt of Tears
5. The Dreamer Wakes
D'Artagnan Romances-Alexandre Dumas
4. Louise De la Valliere Part II
5. The Man in the iron mask
The Russian Saga-Kate Furnivall
3. The Girl from Junchow
Bird and Fish Duology- Adrienne Leslie
1. Bird and Fish
2. Sea and Sky
The Elven Nations Trilogy-Douglas Niles, Paul Thompson, Tonya Carter
3. The Qualinesti
Little House Series-Laura Ingalls Wilder
2. Little house on the prairie
3. Farmer boy
4. On the banks of plum creek
5. By the shores of silver lake
6. The long winter
7. Little town on the prairie
8. These happy golden years
9. The first four years

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