Books Read in 2012

I usually make a goal to read 50 books each year. This year I far surpassed that goal partially because I was sick for most of the end of the year. Here are the books I read: Books Read in 2012 1. The Amish Nanny by Mindy Starns Clark* 2. Plain Fear: Foresaken by Leanna Ellis* 3. Strange but True 4. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins* 5. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins* 6. Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins* 7. The Derailment of the Sunset Limited by Neal Hallford 8. What Would Lincoln Say? 9. The Harbinger 10. The Sister Wife by Diane Noble 11. Beauty and the Werewolf by Mercedes Lackey 12. Almost Amish by Nancy * 13. George Washington & Israel 14. Titanic: the Tragedy that Shook the World 15. The 8th Confession 16. Angel in the Rubble* 17. Missing by Shelley Shepard Grey* 18. The 9th Judgement 19. The Lost Years by Mary Higgins Clark 20. Gypsy Bride* 21. See How They Run by James Patterson 22. Unholy Night by Seth Grahame-Smith* 23. Piece de Resistance by Sandra Byrd 24. Holy Days by Lis Harris 25. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern* 26. No Return 27. 50 Shades of Grey 28. 50 Shades Darker 29. 50 Shades Freed 30. Black is for Beginnings by Laurie Stolarz 31. Jane by April Lindner 32. Jane Eyre* 33. The Silent Governess by Julie Klassen 34. Are You My Guru? By Wendy Shanker 35. Return to Middle C by Gregory Shultz 35. Sweet Valley Confidential by Francine Pascal 36. Monster High #1 37. Hulk: The End 38. Size 12 and Ready to Rock by Meg Cabot. 39. The Time Traveling Fashionista on Board the Titanic by Bianca Turetsky 40. The Time Travelling Fashionista in the Palace of Marie Antoinette by Bianca Turetsku 41. Torchwood: Exodus Code by John & Carole Barrowman* 42. Becoming Sister Wives 43. Dispatches from the Edge by Anderson Cooper* 44. How Sassy Changed my Life 45. The Sweet Life by Francine Pascal 46. The Missing by Beverly Lewis 47. The Search by Shelley Shepard Gray* 48. The Lizard King 49. The Zoo by James Patterson* 50. Angels All Around Us 51. Little Gypsy by Roxy Freedman 52.Change your Words, Change your Life by Joyce Meyer 53. Josiah for President by Martha Bolton* 54. Fables # 1 55. Elizabeth: University, Interrupted by Francine Pascal 56. Killing Kennedy by Bill O'Reilly * 57. A Bride's Story Vol. 1 58. Unicornomics* 59. Fables #2 60. I was a Teenage Mormon 61. Fables #3: Storybook Love 62. Thor 63. The Betrayal by Diane Noble 64. The Telling by Beverly Lewis 65. Agenda 21 by Glenn Beck* 66. After the Cross by Barr & Lynch 67. The Timekeeper by Mitch Albom 68. The Wisdom of the Shire 69. 'Twas the Night Before by Jerry B. Jenkins* Books with a * are books that I particularly enjoyed and plan on reading again. By the end of tomorrow I hope to add one more book, Found by Shelley Shepard Gray. I'm in the middle of it as of right now.

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