This list needed to be updated, slightly.
1 The Demon-Haunted World – Science as a Candle in the Dark (keep)
2 Trick or Treatment (keep)
3 On Being Certain (keep)
4 Killing Us Softly: The Sense and Nonsense of Alternative Medicine instead of Autism’s False Prophets
5 Believing Brain instead of Why People Believe Weird Things
6 Risk by Dan Gardner (keep)
7 Bad Science by Ben Goldacre (not sure)
8 Snake Oil Science by R. Barker Bausell (not sure)
9 The Cure for Everything (keep)
10 Thinking, Fast and Slow (keep)
Any suggestion?
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We asked Nalini Singh ten random questions... find her answers on Closet Geeks and Slow Mo
As I look through my books read in 2013, I realize I had a better year than I thought.
Here are the stats:
159 Books Read
68 Re-read Books
91 New-to-me Books
Of those 91 new-to-me books, there were:
15 Five-Star Books
33 Four-Star Books
21 Three-Star Books
4 Two-Star Books
18 One-Star Books (12 of which were DNFs)
Though re-reads made up the bulk of my true enjoyment this year, I still had 69 new-to-me books that I, at least, liked.
Some of these books stand out more at the end of this year than others - so regardless of their rating at the time I reviewed them, I'm going to highlight those that are most memorable to me for being fantastic. These are in no particular order.
Disclaimer: Books attached to this post are a random sampling from my full blog post