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It's that time again, folks. Here are my best "new" reads (as in new to me - rereads don't count) of 2011.
I will say the parenting an infant/young toddler does not leave one much time to read (other than the same book 20 times in a row to the toddler yelling "kitty train" at the top of her lungs!), and my total for this year is only 26. (And 4.5 of those were rereads, and one was a parenting book.) The full list, as usual, can be found here on Goodreads.
Since the total is so low (and I did a few series this year), I'm just going to do a Top 5 list (and try to be pickier about my reading choices in 2012!). I'm going to forgo choosing the absolute best of the year, as nothing really stands out to me. The best list can be found here.
Best "New" Reads of 2011
Beggars In Spain by Nancy Kress
Taran Wandererby Lloyd Alexander
Mazel by Rebecca Goldstein
Y: The Last Man by Brian K. Vaughn, vol 1 and vol 2
Palimpsest by Catherynne Valente
I will say the parenting an infant/young toddler does not leave one much time to read (other than the same book 20 times in a row to the toddler yelling "kitty train" at the top of her lungs!), and my total for this year is only 26. (And 4.5 of those were rereads, and one was a parenting book.) The full list, as usual, can be found here on Goodreads.
Since the total is so low (and I did a few series this year), I'm just going to do a Top 5 list (and try to be pickier about my reading choices in 2012!). I'm going to forgo choosing the absolute best of the year, as nothing really stands out to me. The best list can be found here.
Best "New" Reads of 2011
Beggars In Spain by Nancy Kress
Taran Wandererby Lloyd Alexander
Mazel by Rebecca Goldstein
Y: The Last Man by Brian K. Vaughn, vol 1 and vol 2
Palimpsest by Catherynne Valente
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