Planned Books

Books I need to Review:
Remember Me- Christopher Pike

Song of the River- Sue Harrison
'Till Death Do Us Part- Lurlene McDaniel
For Better; for Worse, Forever- Lurlene McDaniel

Books I'm Reading:
Emma- Jane Austen 99/448
Jacob the liar- Jurek Becker 20/266
The Living Reed- Pearl Buck 51/478
Primal Calling- Jillian Burns 37/218
O Pioneers!- Willa Cather 12/122
'Till Morning Comes- Suyin Han 54/620
The Monk- Matthew Lewis 137/223
Gone with the Wind- Margaret Mitchell 328/1037
Heavy Sand- Anatoli Rybakov 58/381
Ivanhoe- Sir Walter Scott 44/405
Coyote Dreams- Jessica Davis Stein 19/364

The Series:

The Story of the Stone- Xueqin Cao
4. The Debt of Tears 195/384
The First Native Americans Series- W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear
3. People of the Earth 101/587
The Storyteller Trilogy- Sue Harrison
2. Cry of the Wind 21/474
The Angels Trilogy- Lurlene McDaniel
1. Angels Watching Over Me 19/156
Remember Me- Christopher Pike
2. Remember Me 2: The Return 30/210
Potok Duology- Chaim Potok
2. The Promise 71/381


Future Books:

Northanger Abbey- Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice- Jane Austen
Once a hero...- Jillian Burns
My Antonia- Willa Cather
The Song of the Lark- Willa Cather
The Foreign Student- Susan Choi
One friend to another- Elizabeth Feuer
Lord of the flies- William Golding
Tess of the d'Urbervilles-Thomas Hardy
Hakon of Rogen's Saga-Erik christian Havgaard
I'll Be Seeing You- Lurlene McDaniel
Bridge of Scarlet Leaves- Kristina McMorris
The Starlight Crystal- Christopher Pike
The Tachyon Web-Christopher Pike
The Italian-Ann Radcliffe
The Red and the black-Stendhal

Series:
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
3. Call Down the Stars
Earthsong Trilogy- Mary Mackey
1. The Year the Horses Came
The Angels Trilogy- Lurlene McDaniel
2. Lifted Up by Angels
3. Until Angels Close my eyes
Remember Me- Christopher Pike
3. Remember Me 3: The Last Story

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