March 2011

1. 33 Men, Jonathan Franklin. Story of the Chilean miners.
2. Clara and Mr. Tiffany, Susan Vreeland. I wish it had pictures!
3. Clockwork Angel, Cassandra Clare. A precursor to the Mortal Instruments story.
4. Darling Jim, Christian Moerk. Jim was not darling.
5. The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate, Jacqueline Kelly. Charming story about an 11-year old girl, interested in nature and not the usual girl trappings of her time.
6. Freedom, Jonathan Franzen. I started this, but just couldn't finish it.
7. I Think I Love You, Allison Pearson. Revisiting a David Cassidy obsession.
8. The King's Speech, Mark Logue and Peter Conradi
9. Pretties, Scott Westerfield. Tally's a pretty now, and still making trouble.
10. Reckless, Cornelia Funke. On the other side of the mirror, it's not wonderland, it's a lot more dangerous.
11. A Red Herring Without Mustard, Alan Bradley. Nosy Flavia gets mixed up in more mystery.
12. The Reversal, Michael Connelly. Mickey Haller and Harry Bosch.
13. The Sentry, Robert Crais. Joe Pike and Elvis Cole.
14. Sing You Home, Jodi Picoult. Who gets custody of the embryos?
15. Specials, Scott Westerfield. And now Tally's special.
16. Those Who Save Us, Jenna Blum