Books I Reviewed in 2011

(A lot of books I reviewed at first came from my own personal library. Later on, perhaps this year, I got into a winning streak of numerous Blaze Romance Books. Fun fact: I graduted in Spring of 2011 with a Bachelor's of history from a four year university. 

 Turkeys of the Year: (Books I didn't like)

Recommendations of the Year (Books I liked)

January
The Kitchen God's Wife-Amy Tan

May
Tempted Tigress-Jade Lee

 Sweet Valley Confidential-Francince Pascal

The Chosen-Chaim Potok

The Promise-Chaim Potok

Natural Born Charmer-Susan Elizabeth Phillips

Sisters of the Black Moon-F.J Pesando

June
The Year the horses came-Mary Mackey

Horses at the gate-Mary Mackey

The wild card-Rhonda Nelson

Take my breath away-Cara Summers

North China Lover-Marguerite Duras

 The Golden Days-Xueqin Cao

 The Mysteries of Udolpho-Ann Radcliffe

 Gone with the Wind-Margaret Mitchell

Tell me your secrets-Cara Summers

The Tao of Sex-Jade Lee

The Fires of Spring-Mary Mackey

The Jewel of St. Petersburg-Kate Furnivall

July
Feather in the Wind-Madeline Baker

The Decameron-Giovanni Boccaccio

The Evil Twin-Francine Pascal

 Return of the Evil Twin-Francine Pascal

Forever-Judy Blume

Firstborn-Paul B Thompson and Tonya R Carter

Chenxi and the Foreigner-Sally Rippin

Prey-Lurlene McDaniel

Romance in the Forest-Ann Radcliffe

Lie with me-Cara Summers

 August
'Till Morning Comes-Suyin Han

 Coyote Dream-Jessica Davis Stein

The Secret Life of the Bees-Sue Monk Kidd

The Castle of Otranto-Horace Walpole

 Louise de la Valliere I-Alexandre Dumas

 A Tale of two cities-Charles Dickens

When my name was Keoko-Linda Sue Park

Are you there god? Its me Margaret-Judy Blume

Little House in the Big Woods-Laura Ingalls Wilder

Camille-Alexandre Dumas Fils

Cowboys are my weakness-Pam Houston

 My Antonia-Willa Cather

 O Pioneers!-Willa Cather

Family Album-Danielle Steel

September
The Kinslayer Wars-Dougnals Niles

Crime and Punishment-Fyodor Dostoevsky

The Russian Concubine-Kate Furnivall

East Wind-Julie Ellis

To Kill a mockingbird-Harper Lee

Louise de la Valliere II-Alexandre Dumas

Night Maneuvers-Jillian Burns

Spellbound-Christopher Pike

Scavenger Hunt-Christopher Pike

See you later-Christopher PIke

Just surrender-Kathleen O'Reilly

Little house on the prairie-Laura Ingalls Wilder

October
Love in translation-Wendy Nelson Tokunaga

 Native Speaker-Chang-Rae Lee

One last kiss-R.L Stine

Faces of Terror-R.L Stine

 The Hand of Power-R.L Stine

Door of death-R.L Stine

A new fear-R.L Stine

 Forbidden Secrets-R.L Stine

House of Whispers-R.L Stine

The Sign of the Fear-R.L Stine

By invitation Only-Lori Wilde, Wendy Etherington, Jillian Burns

 The Awakening-R.L Stine

Chamber of Fear-R.L Stine

The hidden evil-R.L Stine

Heart of the hunter-R.L Stine

Children of Fear-R.L Stine

Daughters of Silence-R.L Stine

Circle of Fire-R.L Stine

White Tigress-Jade Lee

Caddie Woodlawn-Carol Ryrie Brink

The crab flower club-Xueqin Cao

 Mother earth, father sky-Sue Harrison

Bird and Fish-Adrienne Leslie

November
The Silver Kiss-Annette Curtis Klause

The christmas ghost-Francine Pascal

Once upon the river love-Andrei Makine

Sea and Sky-Adrienne Lesie

The Qualinesti-Paul B Thompsons, Tonya R Carter

The Farmer Boy-Laura Ingalls Wilder

The Age of Innocence-Edith Wharton

The Man in the iron mask-Alexandre Dumas

Don't die my love-Lurlene McDaniel

Titanic the long night-Daine Hoh

Cry to heaven-Anne Rice

December
A Sicilian Romance-Ann Radcliffe

My sister the moon-Sue Harrison

 Hungry Tigress-Jade Lee

The ghost in the graveyard-Francine Pascal

Remembering the Titanic-Diane Hoh

Johnny Tremain-Esther Forbes

On the banks of Plum Creek-Laura Ingalls Wilder

Jews without money-Michael Gold

One friend to another-Elizabeth Feuer

Primal Calling-Jillian Burns

Let it ride-Jillian Burns

The carnival ghost-Francince Pascal

Seduce and rescue-Jillian Burns

By the shores of silver lake-Laura Ingalls Wilder

Under his spell-Kathy Lyons

Warp Speed-Lisa Yee

So totally Emily Ebers-Lisa Yee

The moonstone-Wilkie Collins

The Long winter-Laura Ingalls Wilder

The ghost in the bell tower-Francine Pascal

The Good Earth-Pearl Buck

Total Books: 110

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