Last year, I wanted to keep track of all the books I read… so here’s my list! I was a few short of my goal of 25 books this year, and I doubt 2013 will be any better since the new baby is arriving in February. My favorite genre by far is fiction (so if you have any recs, I welcome them!). I read a bunch of non-fiction in 2012, but it took me forever to get through them. I’m also really sick of parenting books, but I keep reading them!
Anyway, I’m currently halfway through The Power of Habit, but did not log it for 2012 since it’s already 2013 and I’m not done with it yet. I love to read and wish I had more time for it. Over the holidays, it was so nice to curl up near the Christmas tree, hot tea in hand, in a dim room… just me, my Kindle & my Kandle.

January
1. Loving the Little Years by: Rachel Jankovic
2. The Total Money Makeover by: Dave Ramsey
3. The Meaning of Marriage by: Tim Keller
4. Unbroken by: Laura Hillebrand
February
5. 1-2-3 Magic: Effective Discipline for Children 2-12 by: Thomas Phelan
6. One Hundred Years of Solitude by: Gabriel Garcia Marquez
March
7. SOS Help for Parents by: Lynn Clark
8. The Unhealthy Truth by: Robyn O’Brien
April
9. The Hole in our Gospel by: Richard Stearns
10. If You Want to Write by: Brenda Ueland
11. No Regrets Parenting by: Harley Rotbart
May
12. Operating Instructions by: Anne Lamott
June
13. The Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice & Fire: Book 1) by: George R.R. Martin
14. The Happiest Toddler on the Block by: Harvey Karp
July
n/a (trudging through Les Mis and Game of Thrones Book 2, which I never finished)
August
n/a (trudging through Les Mis and Game of Thrones Book 2, which I never finished)
September
15. Les Miserables by: Victor Hugo
16. Brain Rules for Baby by: John Medina
17. Reread Ender’s Game by: Orson Scott Card
October
18. Ender’s Shadow by: Orson Scott Card
19. Secrets of the Baby Whisperer for Toddlers by: Tracy Hogg
20. Praying Circles Around your Children by: Mark Batterson
November
21. Nourishing Traditions by: Sally Fallon
December
22. Divergent by: Veronica Roth
23. Insurgent by: Veronica Roth
still an impressive list for having so much on your plate. i’ll do this soon too!
yay, can’t wait to read your list!
You read Les Miserables AND two other books in Sept!? You crazy!!
I spent MONTHS reading Les Mis… September was just when I finally FINISHED it!
That was my initial response too! I thought you finished Les Mis in just one month! I wish I had a stronger passion for reading like you and Shannon!
That’s why July and August had no books listed, I was probably trudging my way through Les Mis during those months, lol!
Don’t even get me started on Les Mis. ARGH!