Happy new year, everyone! Or, if you are in a part of the world that is not yet in the future, I hope that you are enjoying wrapping up 2009.
I am now back from my hiatus with some great reviews lined up thanks to all of the reading that I got done. Over the next few days keep an eye out for my reviews of books like Generation Dead by Daniel Waters and The Way of Shadows by Brent Weeks. I'll also be getting up my review of the movie Avatar. I am now finally making my way through Dreaming Again edited by Jack Dann and The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.
This year I will also be reading Graceling by Kristin Cashore and finally continuing on with Isabelle Carmody's Obernewtyn series. I hope to revisit the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien and, in light of the upcoming movie, reread The Tomorrow Series by John Marsden, one of my all time favourite authors. Time allowing I also intend to once again read the Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling. I also look forward to giving Stephen King another try with his latest release Under the Dome. I am also thinking that it is high time that I give James Patterson a go with his new book Witch & Wizard, written with Gabrielle Charbonnet, catching my attention.
I am also very much looking forward to the final volume of the Return to Labyrinth manga being released. Squee!
Here's to a new year filled with many great new books!
Terra
Happy New Year to you!!
Oh, I'll have to check out the Labyrinth manga!
Happy New Year to you!
happy new year! i'm still waiting for midnight. you have a great line-up for the year. love that labyrinth graphic. where's the zombies? ;-D
btw: you've been awarded
http://vvb32reads.blogspot.com/2009/12/be-friends-award.html
Happy New Year, Terra! Here's to more books and blogging!
Happy New Year! May this year be the best of the best. :)
Thanks for the New Year well wishes, guys!
I promise that there will be zombies. My Generation Dead review will be up tomorrow and Zombie Blondes will probably be the next zombie book that I pick up. I have been thinking that I would like to try Monster Island by David Wellington, as well.