Sunday, January 2, 2011

My Fave Books of 2010

I stole this from another blogger.

1. Best book of 2010?
"A Promise to Believe In" by Tracie Peterson

2. Worst book of 2010?
"Oregon" by Birdie Etchison

3. Most Disappointing Book of 2010?
"Cindy Ella" by Robyn Palmer

4. Most surprising (in a good way!) book of 2010?
"Waiting for Morning" by Karen Kingsbury

5. Book you recommended to people most in 2010?
"Heartland Wedding" by Renee Ryan

6. Best series you discovered in 2010?
"Lassoed in Texas" saga by Mary Connealy

7. Favorite new authors you discovered in 2010?
Mary Connealy, Kelly Eileen Hake, Karen Kingsbury & Lynn Austin.

8. Most hilarious read of 2010?
"Petticoat Ranch" by Mary Connealy

9. Most thrilling, irrestable book in 2010?
"When the Heart Cries" by Cindy Woodsmall

10. Book you most anticipated in 2010?
"Cowboy Christmas" by Mary Connealy

11. Favorite cover of a book you read in 2010?
"Petticoat Ranch"

12. Most memorable character in 2010?
Laney from "Laney's Kiss" by Tracey V. Bateman

13. Most beautifully written book in 2010?
"Until We Reach Home" by Lynn Austin

14. Book that had the greatest impact on you in 2010?
none

15. Book you can't believe you waited UNTIL 2010 to finally read?
"Until We Reach Home" by Lynn Austin

4 comments:

  1. The only ones I have read on that list was "Until We Reach Home," and "Laney's Kiss." I'll have to look the others up and give them a try.

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  2. Hi Natalie. Interesting list, and just proves again how subjective the business is! I've enjoyed reading Katherine Magendie, Jim Rubart, Christa Allan and Kate Morton, to name a few recently - I read CBA and ABA. Of course that's all in between trying to write my own stuff!

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  3. Wow! Amazing! Thank you for all the hard research you did for posting this. <3
    Thank you for following my blog too. It's SO nice to meet new friends!

    ~Elizabeth :)

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  4. I'm definitely going to have to try some of these. Thanks for following me! I think I'm following all yours.

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