I have waaaaay too many books! This is mostly because I have a nasty habit of snapping up little paperbacks that tickle my fancy. So today's 10 on Tuesday is a good way for me to understand just how many books I already own that as of yet I haven't read. One can only hope that I will finally get through my ever-growing list of "to read" and not just continue to constantly add to it.
- Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs - I've had this book ever since I started seriously knitting, but said hobby has drastically cut down on my reading time over the past year.
- Oath of Fealty by Elizabeth Moon - Elizabeth wrote one of the best trilogies I have ever read, The Deed of Paksenarrion. It is an excellent book and I would highly recommend it to anyone.
- Tapestry of Spells by Lynn Kurland - Lynn is one of my favorite romance authors. She actually includes plot and character development in her stories unlike many others. This book is the fourth in her 9 Kingdoms series which is more fantasy based than her medieval and renaissance with a dash of paranormal style romances that were my first love.
- Stone of Tears by Terry Goodkind - Actually I have read about half of this book but my hobbies keep on getting in the way of my reading lately. This book is the second in the Sword of Truth series which is another outstanding set of fantasy books.
- Ten Things I Love About You by Julia Quinn - Julia is another one of my favorite romance authors. Her stories are witty, her characters have depth and what makes her books even more memorable is that one of my good friends bought me my first book by this author. After plowing through that read, I proceeded to snap up anything else the author had written and this past year finally caught up. I'm just really happy that she now has a new book out that I can put on my wish list.
- Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters by Ben H. Winters - Really? Do you need to know why I want to read this? I didn't think so.
- How to Knit a Love Song by Rachael Herron - Knitting + Romance = Win. Enough said.
- Julie & Julia by Julie Powel - Have the book. Saw the movie first. You see my problem?
- Spin to Knit by Shannon Okey - A great book my mom got me when I decided to buy my wheel. I've perused, but haven't had the chance to just sit down and read it.
- The Knitter's Book of Wool by Clara Parkes - Ok, so I don't own this one yet, but I want to since I'm spinning a lot of wool these days.
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