Charlie's Updated Reading List...

I know it has been a while since I have posted this, but my book reading has dropped considerably. This is due to many things which include watching DVD's, reading magazines, chatting on the internet, sleeping, and less free time in general.
I did read a couple of really good books though, The Virgin Suicides and March.
March was interesting. It tells the story of a Union chaplain during the civil war; the catch being that the Union chaplain is the absent father of Little Women.
Anyways, as before, an asterisk is a new entry and Summerland really sucked.


Douglas Adams
-The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
-The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
-Life, the Universe and Everything
-So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
-Mostly Harmless

Mitch Albom
-Tuesdays With Morrie

L. Frank Baum
-The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Erma Bombeck
-The Grass Is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank
-Aunt Erma's Cope Book

T. Coraghessan Boyle
-The Road to Wellville

Geraldine Brooks
-Year of Wonders
*March

Dan Brown
*The Da Vinci Code

John Buchan
-The Thirty-Nine Steps

Caleb Carr
-The Alienist
-The Angel of Darkness

Willa Cather
-My Antonia

Michael Chabon
-Summerland

Agatha Christie
-After The Funeral

Joseph Conrad
-Heart of Darkness
-The Secret Sharer

William Pene du Bois
-The Twenty-One Balloons

Jeffrey Eugenides
*The Virgin Suicides

John Feinstein
-Season On The Brink

Ian Fleming
-The Spy Who Loved Me

Sue Grafton
*"A" is for Alibi

John Grisham
-Skipping Christmas
-The Brethren

Nathaniel Hawthorne
-The House of the Seven Gables

Robert A. Heinlein
-Starship Troopers

Stephen King
-Different Seasons

Elmore Leonard
-The Big Bounce

Alice McDermott
-Charming Billy

James Patterson
-The Thomas Berryman Number
-Along Came A Spider (Alex Cross #1)
-Kiss The Girls (Alex Cross #2)
-Jack and Jill (Alex Cross #3)
-Cat & Mouse (Alex Cross #4)
-Pop Goes The Weasel (Alex Cross #5)
-Roses Are Red (Alex Cross #6)
-Violets Are Blue (Alex Cross #7)
*Four Blind Mice (Alex Cross #8)
*The Big Bad Wolf (Alex Cross #9)
*London Bridges (Alex Cross #10)

Joe Queenan
-Confessions of a Cineplex Heckler: Celluloid Tirades and Escapades

J.K. Rowling
-Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Harry Potter #6)

H.G. Wells
-The Time Machine

Carlos Ruiz Zafon
-The Shadow of the Wind