I'm only a third of the way through the book, but KILLING FLOOR may be my favorite. Wow, this is good. I highly recommend it. I can't wait to read the rest.
SONNY BOY
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Documenting my quest to read twenty books this summer, which won't be easy because of my two small children.
How Many Books Do You Plan To Read In 2009?
Books I've Read So Far (The First Twenty-Five)
- 1. TO THE BONE by Neil McMahon
- 2. THE BOOK OF BOOKS by Les Krantz and Tim Knight
- 3. KILLING FLOOR by Lee Child
- 4. THE MIST by Stephen King
- 5. THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 2001 ed. by Barbara Kingsolver
- 6. HERO-TYPE by Barry Lyga
- 7. THE MOON CHILDREN by Beverley Brenna
- 8. BLEED by Laurie Faria Stolarz
- 9. THE BEST AMERICAN MYSTERY STORIES 2007 ed. by Carl Hiaasen
- 10. BLACK ORDER by James Rollins
- 11. DOUBLE CROSS by James Patterson
- 12. HIT MAN by Lawrence Block
- 13. HIT PARADE by Lawrence Block
- 14. THE GREEN MILE by Stephen King
- 15. HIT LIST by Lawrence Block
- 16. HIT AND RUN by Lawrence Block
- 17. THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 2004 ed. Lorrie Moore
- 18. MAP OF BONES by James Rollins
- 19. THE BONE GARDEN by Tess Gerritsen
- 20. THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 1995 ed. by Jane Smiley
- 21. A CHRISTMAS CAROL by Charles Dickens
- 22. THE WAVE by Walter Mosley
- 23. THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 1990 ed. by Richard Ford
- 24. THE PLAGUE OF DOVES by Louise Erdrich
- 25. THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 1993 ed. by Louise Erdrich
Books I Have Read or Am Currently Reading (Reverse Order)
- 38. NINTH GRADE SLAYS by Heather Brewer
- 37. BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 2006 ed. Ann Pratchett
- 36. JOHN TYLER by Gary May
- 35. MARTIN VAN BUREN by Ted Widmer
- 34. JOHN TYLER by Becky Ochester
- 33. THE NIGHT IN QUESTION by Tobias Wolff
- 32. ROCK SPRINGS by Richard Ford
- 31. BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 1997 ed. Annie Proulx
- 30. BEST AMERICAN TRAVEL WRITING 2008
- 29. THE SPORTSWRITER by Richard Ford
- 28. BROTHER ONE CELL by Cullen Thomas
- 27. THE PLAGUE OF DOVES by Louise Erdrich
- 26. EIGHTH GRADE BITES by Heather Brewer
My Shelfari Bookshelf
About Me
- bookboy28
- I'm trying to read twenty books this summer. I have from June 19th until I go back to school on August 27th. Wish me luck. Ok, so I have extended this until at least Christmas, but probably forever. I'll just keep writing down the books I've read. I'm such a dork, I find this fun.
Blog Archive
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2008
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June
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- "Servants of the Map" by Andrea Barrett
- Review-KILLING FLOOR
- HERO-TYPE
- Book Five-THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES 2001
- Book 4- THE MIST
- KILLING FLOOR
- Next Book
- THE BOOK OF BOOKS-Book Two-The Review
- TO THE BONE-Book One-The Review
- Neil McMahon and Cats
- "Old Friends" by Thomas McGuane
- To The Bone- Book One
- The Plan
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June
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Labels
- Best Amercian Short Stories (6)
- Review (4)
- Short Stories (4)
- Barbara Kingsolver (3)
- KILLING FLOOR (3)
- Neil McMahon (3)
- Stephen King (3)
- Barry Lyga (2)
- Best American Mystery Stories (2)
- Classic (2)
- HERO-TYPE (2)
- Lee Child (2)
- Lorrie Moore (2)
- Richard Ford (2)
- THE MIST (2)
- TO THE BONE (2)
- 2005 (1)
- A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1)
- ARC (1)
- American President (1)
- Andrea Barrett (1)
- Annie Proulx (1)
- BLEED (1)
- BROTHER ONE CELL (1)
- Beginning (1)
- Best American Nonrequired Reading (1)
- Book (1)
- Book Five (1)
- Book Four (1)
- Book Six (1)
- Book Three (1)
- Book Two (1)
- C.S. Godshalk (1)
- Carl Hiaasen (1)
- Cats (1)
- Charles Dickens (1)
- Clyde Edgerton (1)
- Cullen Thomas (1)
- DEAD SILVER (1)
- First (1)
- James Rollins (1)
- John Tyler (1)
- Laura Lippman (1)
- Laurie Faria Stolarz (1)
- Lawrence Block (1)
- Memoir (1)
- Montana (1)
- Novel (1)
- Okapi (1)
- One (1)
- Plan (1)
- Rare Animal (1)
- Richard Bausch (1)
- Roy Parvin (1)
- THE BONE GARDEN (1)
- THE BOOK OF BOOKS (1)
- THE SPORTSWRITER (1)
- THE WAVE (1)
- Tess Gerritsen (1)
- Thomas McGuane (1)
- Travel Writing (1)
- WHERE TROUBLE SLEEPS (1)
- Walter Mosley (1)
- biography (1)
- end (1)
- goal (1)
- summer (1)
1 comment:
It wasn't as good as I thought it was back then, but still a very exciting read.
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