Oh, wait. I have a question. Do audiobooks count?

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@NamelessFaceless I read 29 last year and 38 the following year. I rely on Audiobooks free from Librivox to get me through and any book that fits the criteria!! just to read even it theoretically raises eyebrows!!

http://librivox.org/@namelessfaceless Audiobooks count and they are a readers Best friend, enjoy!! the rules are quite easy you know. People also read Graphic Novels, the aim is just to read the Sacred 50.

They are also free and aim to produce GOOD books in audioversions ie books you would wish to see in audioform.

About Audiobooks: members usually put them in a separate category. So we have Books, Graphic Novels, Audiobooks etc.

OK I must remember in the future so books are in proper categories.

Seems like a good goal for the new year. One book finished so far.

1. The Last Lecture: Randy Pausch (206 pages)

AUDIOBOOKS
1.PG Wodehouse 'Damsel in Distress'
2. Edith Wharton 'House of Mirth'

1)The Passage, Justin Cronin
2)Dark Matter, Michelle Paver
3)The Death of Grass, John Christopher

AUDIOBOOKS
1.PG Wodehouse 'Damsel in Distress'
2.Edith Wharton 'House of Mirth'

BOOKS
1.Charles Taylor 'Modern Social Imaginaries'
So at total of 3 so far!
ATM ploughing though a 36 hour or 1.5GB worth of Dostoevsky 'The Brother Karamatsov'.

1. The Portable Atheist - Hitchens/Assorted others
2. The Moral Landscape - Sam Harris meh

Thanks for the free audiobooks link EquivoKate!

1. Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
2.Born to Run by Christopher McDougall

I'm doing this challenge as a part of Goodreads as well. But Goodreads counts anything you read in 2011, including graphic novels. To compensate for the few graphic novels I put on this list, I hope to reach sixty books this year. Which is a pretty high goal for someone who didn't hit 40 last year. Aim high. So yeah, I'll be including a graphic novel or two on this list without separating them into categories.

Fifty? That's it? :]

I'll keep a list updated here, but here is my actual booklog/blog where I list the books I've read. I need to catch up with my entries as I have a stack of about ten or so by my desk that I haven't reviewed yet, but feel free to take a look if you'd like:

http://www.vombatiformes.com/booklog

2.) Stephen Fry in America by Stephen Fry

1. Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
2. Born to Run by Christopher McDougall
3. Logicomix by Apostolos Doxiadis and Christos H. Papadimitriou with art by Alecos Papadatos and Annie Di Donna

AUDIOBOOKS
1. PG Wodehouse' Damsel in Distress'
2.Edith Wharton'House of Mirth'
BOOKS
3.Modern Social Imaginaries Charles Taylor
4. He's on Top Erotic Stories about Dominant Men in BDSM Relationships.
My pleasure @NamelessandFacelesss

I wanted to take part before but managed to forget what I've read, so I'm starting this year.

1) the Human Brain by Susan Greenfield
2)The Plains of Passage by Jean M. Auel
3)Tongues of Serpents by Naiomi Novik
4) Three Singles to Adventure by Gerrald Durrell
5)The Aye Aye and I by Gerrald Durrell

Eric Aiello wrote:1. Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
2. Born to Run by Christopher McDougall
3. Logicomix by Apostolos Doxiadis and Christos H. Papadimitriou with art by Alecos Papadatos and Annie Di Donna

Did you like Logicomix?

3.) Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut

[b]Audiobooks in italics
1.PG Wodehouse 'Damsel in Distress'
2.Edith Wharton 'House of Mirth'
Audiobooks in italics
PG Wodehouse 'Damsel in Distress'
Edith Wharton 'House of Mirth'
Charles Taylor'Modern Social Imaginaries'
Rachel Bussel 'Men on Top'
BOOKS
3.Charles Taylor'Modern Social Imaginaries'
4.Rachel Bussel 'Men on Top'
5.The Brothers Karamatsov Fydor Dostoevsky
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