Planned Books

Books I need to review:

Sweet Valley Twins Series
Jessica's Secret
Elizabeth's First Kiss

Books I'm Reading:
Persuasion- Jane Austen 47/254
East Wind, West Wind- Pearl Buck 58/277
Les Liaisons Dangereuses- Choderlos DeLaclos 322/393
A Marriage in the making- Natalie Fox 112/189
Having the Billionaire's Baby- Sandra Hyatt 40/178
Homeland- John Jakes 332/1174
Tender Assault- Anne Mather 39/186
Gone with the wind- Margaret Mitchell 61/1037
Bury Me Deep- Christopher Pike 73/211
Fall Into Darkness- Christopher Pike 87/213
The Eternal Enemy- Christopher Pike 57/180
Ivanhoe- Sir Walter Scott 29/405
The Age of Innocence- Edith Wharton 32/362

Series:
The House of Earth- Pearl Buck
2. Sons 177/313
The Story of the Stone- Xueqin Cao
4. The Debt of Tears 72/384
The First Native Americans Quartet- W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear
3. People of the Earth 56/587
The Storyteller Trilogy- Sue Harrison
1. Song of the River 67/560
The Tigress Sextet- Jade Lee
6. Tempted Tigress 201/346
As Long as we both shall shall live- Lurlene McDaniel
1. 'Till Death DO us Part 30/203
Sweet Valley Series- Francine Pascal:
1. The Wakefields of Sweet Valley 138/346
The Unicorns Go Hawaiian 51/184
Lila's Secret Valentine 140/181

Future Books:

Emma- Jane Austen
Northanger Abbey- Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice- Jane Austen
Jacob the liar- Jurek Becker
Summer of my German soldier- Bette Greene
The Monk- Matthew Lewis
Number the Stars- Lois Lowry
The Italian- Ann Radcliffe
Heavy Sand- Anatoli Rybakov

Series:
House of Earth- Pearl Buck
3. A House Divided
The Story of the Stone- Xueqin Cao
5. The Dreamer Wakes
First Native Americans Quartet- W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear
4. People of the River
The Storyteller Trilogy- Sue Harrison
2. Cry of the Wind
3. Call down the stars
Titanic Duology- Diane Hoh
1. Titanic: The Long Night
2. Remembering the Titanic
Modern Tigress- Jade Lee
1. The Tao of Sex
2. Getting Physical
As Long as Both Shall Live- Lurlene McDaniel
2. For Better, for worse, Forever
Sweet Valley Books- Francine Pascal
2. The Wakefield Legacy, the untold story
3. The Fowlers of Sweet Valley
4. The Patmans of Sweet Valley
Remember Me Trilogy- Christopher Pike
1. Remember Me
2. Remember Me: The Return
3. Remember Me: The Last Story

Comments

  1. G.M.March 25, 2012 at 3:32 PM

    It's amazing, Sveta, how many books do you read. Can I ask you a favour that's related to one of your blog's entires?

    ReplyDelete
  2. SvetaMarch 25, 2012 at 6:53 PM

    Sure, what is it?

    ReplyDelete
  3. G.M.March 26, 2012 at 10:58 AM

    Next week, I'll make a post in my blog about famous (and not so famous yet) American Chinese authors. Please come and post why you choose Jade Lee among your fav 8 with summary of your reviews of her best Tigress novels. Thanks in advance.

    ReplyDelete
  4. SvetaMarch 27, 2012 at 8:00 PM

    Okay, I'll try to do it :) Thanks for the opportunity by the way.

    ReplyDelete

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