Aquarius's 09 reads..

[aquarius91]

Only recently in the past few months have I got back into books. As a child I was always reading but it went downhill from around age 10 til now. Anyway I am mostly a chick lit fan, with a few psychology books thrown in plus the twilight saga which Im not ashamed to admit I love lol. I haven't really read many of the 'classics' but I'm hoping to expand a bit on genres soon.

 

Some of them I read because they are linked to the Child Psychology Course I am doing. I'll just write Course next to them.

 

So my (very short list compared to the others) of 2009 is:

 

The Nanny Diaries- Emma Mclaughlin and Nicola Kraus 6/10

The Butterfly Tattoo- Phillip Pullman 6/10

F**k it; The ultimate spiritual way- John Parkin 7/10

Where Rainbows End- Cecelia Ahern 8/10

Ps I Love you- Cecelia Ahern 8/10

The God Delusion- Richard Dawkins 6/10

The Twilight Saga (4 books)- Stephanie Meyer 9/10

The Nanny- Melissa Nathan 7/10

Dibs; In Search of Self- Virgina Axline (Course) 6/10

Principles of Comparative Psychology- Nicky Hayes (Course) 6/10

Playing away- Adele Parks 7/10

Thanks for the memories- Cecelia Ahern 5/10

How the Child's mind develops- David Cohen (Course) 8/10

Rumour has it- Jill Mansell 8/10

The Time Travellers Wife- Audrey Niffenegger 7/10

Out of the Blue- Belinda Jones 7/10

Games People Play- Eric Bernes 5/10

Just the 3 of us- Clare Dowling 6/10

 

Currently reading: Marian Keyes- The other side of the story 7/10 so far

 

TBR:

Smart Moves: Why Learning isn't all in your head- Carla Hannaford (course)

Tell me something- Adele Parks

One thing led to another- Katy Regan

Children's Minds- Margaret Donaldson (Course)

Pillow talk- Freya North

My Sisters Keeper- Jodi Picoult

Entangled Minds- Dean Radin

Touch the Dark- Karen Chance

The Reader- Bernhard Schlink

The Host- Stephenie Meyer

One day- David Nicholls

Revolutionary Road- Richad Yates