Wednesday, December 28, 2011

1999 Books Read - Last Installment!

The last day of 2011 is almost upon me, and I have recorded neither November nor December books read in 1999. I am a procrastinator, I admit,  but had I not so rudely interrupted myself for the last three months with things other than blogging, I already would have been finished with the (seemingly interminable) list of books I read in 1999.  

Fear not; the list is not long. As I have written previously, I was a voracious reader until I discovered rubber stamping in September that year. The number of books read in a month declined precipitously from there on.

Without further ado:

November -

China Trade - S.J. Rozan
Concourse - S.J. Rozan
Mandarin Plaid - S.J. Rozan
Payment in Blood - Elizabeth George
Well Schooled in Murder - Elizabeth George
A Suitable Vengance - Elizabeth George
Rewrites (audio) - Neil Simon
Catnap - Carole Nelson Douglas
Brewing Up a Storm - Emma Lathen

December - 
Dakota - Kathleen Norris
The Cloister Walk - Kathleen Norris
Amazing Grace - Kathleen Norris

At least I finished the year with something other than murder mysteries.  If you are interested in things of a spiritual nature, I recommend Kathleen Norris' work to you.



 
                           THE END!
                                 

Back later with different stuff.  Tomorrow is also a day!

8 comments:

  1. I'm impressed with your reading list, Pat.
    I'm equally pleased that you discovered rubber stamping. My daughter-in-law loves it...and is quite good at it. She also scrapbooks. I don't do either, but I enjoy the fruits of her labor.
    :))
    Hugs and Happy New Year to you,
    Jackie

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  2. Reading is one thing that has to decrease when crafting (and blogging!) takes pride of place - don't I know it! LOL ♥

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  3. Wow....am I a bad blog keeper-upper, or what?

    Hope you are well and have plenty of time to read and blog and stamp into the New Year!

    Happy Blessings!

    ~Mimi
    The Goat Borrower

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  4. I don't read nearly as much as you and sometimes I forgot that I have all ready read a book. That ever happen to you. Thankfully, with Kindle, they remind me that I all ready ordered a book.

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  5. Happy New Year, Pat! I remember some of your books!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D

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  6. The new books on Mrs. RWP's shelf, thanks to Christmas, are John Grisham's The Litigators and Sue Grafton's V is for Vengeance....

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  7. I've read two of those Kathleen Norris books and enjoyed them very much.

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  8. You are way ahead of me. I think I read 2 fiction books all year! lol..

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