- The Last Lecture- Randy Pausch
- The Woman the Body- Emily Martin
- Founding Mothers- Cokie Roberts
- Wonder Genes- Maxwell J. Mehlman
- John Adams- David McCullough
- Devil Bones- Kathy Reichs
- Freakonomics- Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner
- Cross Bones- Kathy Reichs
- Bare Bones- Kathy Reichs
- Break No Bones- Kathy Reichs
- Grave Secrets- Kathy Reichs
- Fatal Voyage- Kathy Reichs
- Bones to Ashes- Kathy Reichs
- Monday Mourning- Kathy Reichs
- Deadly Decisions- Kathy Reichs
- Death Du Jour- Kathy Reichs
- Deja Dead- Kathy Reichs
- Digging to America- Anne Tyler
- Inclusion: The Politics of Difference in Medical Research- Steven Epstein
- For Whom the Bell Tolls- Ernest Hemingway
- Hot and Bothered: Women, Medicine and Menopause in Modern America- Judith Houck
- The Well-Beloved- Thomas Hardy
- Selling Science- Dorothy Nelkin
- Science on Trial- Marcia Angell
- A Grief Observed- C.S. Lewis
- World Without End- Ken Follett
- Twilight- Stephanie Meyers
- Selling Sickness- Ray Moynihan and Alan Cassels
- Jesus The Christ- James E. Talmage
- The Pillars of the Earth- Ken Follett
- Love in the Time of Cholera- Gabriel Garcia Marquez
- For One More Day- Mitch Albom
- God Wants a Powerful People- Sheri Dew
- Listening to Prozac- Peter Kramer
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Books Read in 2008
Here is the list of books that I read in 2008- and I am proud to say that only a couple of them are for my dissertation!
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Okay, so I'm clearly impressed. Although I noticed you only read the 1st book in the Twilight series... not a fan? I've never heard of Kathy Reichs, but I take it she must be worth looking into....
WOW!!! Amazing. my goal is to read one a month this year and I thought that 12 is so much and now I see your list, I just had to laugh at myself. I think that's awesome you read so much; what an inspiration. I hope you had beautiful holiday season and that this year will be full of blessings.
Wow Cher! That's a lot of books! I read a few of those. What did you think of Pillars?
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