Yesterday, I posted my favorite SciFi/Fantasy books of the year. But here’s a breakdown of everything I read in ’07. Talk about overachieving. I never thought I’d read this much in one year!
Total Books Read: 152
The Breakdown:
Categories:
Fantasy (including horror, urban fantasy, paranormal, etc.): 73
Science fiction: 41
General fiction/adventure/suspense: 5
Mystery: 7
Romance: 22
Children’s/YA books: 20
Graphic novels: 10
Christian fiction: 7
Non fiction books: 2
Short Story collections: 2
Books received from publishers, authors, promoters, etc. this year: 96
Number received that I’ve gotten around to reading so far: 64
Number of books by authors new to me: c.71
Books Read in 2007:
January:
1. Battlestar Galactica: Cylon Secret, by Craig Shaw Gardner – science fiction
2. The Moneypenny Diaries, by Kate Westbrook – fiction
3. Jewel Of Atlantis, by Gena Showalter – paranormal romance
4. Battlestar Galactica: Sagittarius is Bleeding, by Peter David – science fiction
5. Storm Front, by Jim Butcher – fantasy
6. Greywalker, by Kat Richardson – fantasy
7. Lost Calling, by Evelyn Vaughn – romance/intrigue
8. Visions of Heat, by Nalini Singh – paranormal romance
9. Star Trek: Vulcan’s Soul Trilogy Book Two: Exiles, by Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz – science fiction
10. Eldest, by Christopher Paolini – young adult fantasy
Febuary:
11. Physics of the Buffyverse, by Jennifer Oullette – science
12. Mr. Monk Goes to the Firehouse, by Lee Goldberg – mystery
13. My Favorite Earthling, by Susan Grant – science fiction/romance
14. Atlantis Rising: The Warriors of Poseidon, by Alyssa Day – paranormal romance
15. Project U.L.F., by Stuart Clark – science fiction
16. How to Marry a Billionaire, by Ally Blake – romance
17. Succubus Blues, by Richelle Mead – fantasy/paranormal romance
18. Fool Moon, by Jim Butcher – fantasy
19. Games of Command, by Linnea Sinclair – science fiction/romance
20. The Rest Falls Away, by Colleen Gleason – paranormal romance
21. The Measure of a Man, by Sidney Poitier – autobiography
22. Rebel Fay, by Barb and J.C. Hendee – fantasy
23. Scent of Shadows: The First Sign of the Zodiac, by Vicki Pettersson – fantasy
24. Rogue Angel: Forbidden City, by “Alex Archer” – fantasy/adventure
25. House, by Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker – Christian horror
March:
26. Synergy, by M.D. Benoit – science fiction
27. The Rover, by Mel Odom – fantasy
28. Grave Peril, by Jim Butcher – fantasy
29. Young Bond: SilverFin, by Charlie Higson – young adult adventure
30. For One More Day, by Mitch Albom – fiction
31. Gruel and Unusual Punishment, by Tamar Myers – mystery
32. A Hoboken Hipster in Sherwood Forest, by Marianne Mancusi – science fiction romance
33. Spider-Man: The Other, by Peter David – graphic novel
34. The Ultimate Silver Surfer, by Stan Lee – science fiction
35. Killing Floor, by Lee Child – mystery
36. Dear John, by Nicholas Sparks – fiction
37. Scarlet Empress, by Susan Grant – science fiction romance
38. Vamps and the City, by Kerrelyn Sparks – paranormal romance
April:
39. Blood Price, by Tanya Huff – fantasy
40. Carolina Isle, by Jude Deveraux – contemporary romance/mystery
41. Rescued by Mr. Right, by Shirley Jump – romance
42. Green Arrow: Quiver, by Kevin Smith – graphic novel
43. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Attack of the Mousers, by Peter David – graphic novel
44. Taste of Night, by Vicki Pettersson- fantasy
45. Rogue Angel: The Lost Scrolls, by “Alex Archer” – fantasy/adventure
46. Storm Force, by Meredith Fletcher – adventure/romance
47. Outlander, by Diana Gabaldon – romance
48. NCIS: Blood Evidence, by Mel Odom – Christian fiction
49. Redemption, by Gary Smalley & Karen Kingsbury – Christian fiction
May:
50. Evil Genius, by Catherine Jinks – young adult science fiction
51. The Destruction of the Books, by Mel Odom – fantasy
52. How to Lose an Extraterrestrial In 10 Days, by Susan Grant – science fiction/romance
53. The Serpent Bride, by Sara Douglass – fantasy
54. City of Bones, by Cassandra Clare – young adult fantasy
55. Contact, by Susan Grant – science fiction/romance
56. Runaways, Volume 7: Live Fast, by Brian K Vaughan – graphic novel
57. The Earthborn, by Paul Collins – science fiction
58. Tomb Raider: Tankobon Volume 1, by Andy Park – graphic novel
59. Worldweavers: Gift of the Unmage, by Alma Alexander – young adult fantasy
60. Kiss of Midnight, by Lara Adrian – paranormal romance
61. Tomb Raider: Tankobon Volume 2, by Andy Park – graphic novel
62. Murder, She Wrote: A Vote for Murder, by Donald Bain – mystery
63. Remember, by Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley – Christian fiction
64. Tomb Raider: Tankobon Volume 3, by Andy Park – graphic novel
65. All Together Dead, by Charlaine Harris – fantasy
66. Return, by Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley – Christian fiction
67. When the Wind Blows, by James Patterson – science fiction
June:
68. Lord of the Libraries, by Mel Odom – fantasy
69. The Cleaner, by Brett Battles – suspense
70. Diagnosis Murder: The Last Word, by Lee Goldberg – mystery
71. X-Factor: Life and Death Matters, by Peter David – graphic novel
72. Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment, by James Patterson – young adult science fiction
73. Young Bond: Blood Fever, by Charlie Higson – young adult adventure
74. The Colorado Sequence, by Stacey Cochran – suspense
75. Bitterwood, by James Maxey – fantasy
76. Helix, by Eric Brown – science fiction
77. Summer Knight, by Jim Butcher – fantasy
July:
78. Demons Are Forever: Confessions of a Demon-Hunting Soccer Mom, by Julie Kenner – fantasy
79. Thief With No Shadow, by Emily Gee – fantasy
80. Maximum Ride: School’s Out Forever, by James Patterson – young adult science fiction
81. Storms of Vengeance, by John Beachem – fantasy
82. Death Masks, by Jim Butcher – fantasy
83. Maximum Ride: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports, by James Patterson – young adult science fiction
84. Undead and Uneasy, by MaryJanice Davidson – fantasy
85. The Summoner: Book One of the Chronicles of the Necromancer, by Gail Martin – fantasy
86. Wild Thing, by Maggie Shayne, Marjorie M. Liu, Alyssa Day, and Meljean Brook – fantasy/romance
87. The Electric Church, by Jeff Somers – science fiction
88. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, by JK Rowling – children’s fantasy
89. Deadstock, by Jeffrey Thomas – science fiction
90. Stargate SG-1: Roswell, by Sonny Whitelaw and Jennifer Fallon – science fiction
91. Inhumans, Vol. 1: Culture Shock, by Sean McKeever – graphic novel
92. Shamus in the Green Room, by Susan Kandel – mystery
August:
93. Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Buried Age, by Christopher L. Bennett – science fiction
94. The Quest for the Trilogy, by Mel Odom – fantasy
95. What a Girl Wants, by Kristin Billerbeck – Christian chick lit
96. Working for the Devil, by Lilith Saintcrow – fantasy
97. Dante’s Girl, by Natasha Rhodes – fantasy
98. Hex and the City, by Simon R. Green – fantasy
99. Rogue Angel: God of Thunder, by “Alex Archer” – fantasy/adventure
100. Paths Not Taken, by Simon R. Green – fantasy
101. Dead Man Rising, by Lilith Saintcrow – fantasy
102. Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer – young adult fantasy
103. Sharper Than a Serpent’s Tooth, by Simon R. Green – fantasy
104. Rogue Angel: Secret of the Slaves, by “Alex Archer” – fantasy/adventure
105. Devil’s Right Hand, by Lilith Saintcrow – fantasy
106. Poltergeist, by Kat Richardson – fantasy
107. The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel, by Michael Scott – young adult fantasy
September:
108. Set the Seas on Fire, by Chris Roberson – fantasy
109. Crystal Rain, by Tobias Buckell – science fiction
110. Once Bitten, Twice Shy, by Jennifer Rardin – fantasy
111. The Princes of the Golden Cage, by Nathalie Mallet – fantasy
112. Splinter, by Adam Roberts – science fiction
113. The Crimson Sword, by Eldon Thompson – fantasy
114. The Down Home Zombie Blues, by Linnea Sinclair – science fiction/romance
115. Resonance, by Chris Dolley – science fiction
116. Ragamuffin, by Tobias Buckell – science fiction
117. Stormbreaker, by Anthony Horowitz – young adult adventure
118. Hellgate: London: Exodus, by Mel Odom – science fiction/fantasy
119. The Golden Compass, by Philip Pullman – young adult fantasy
120. Dark Lord, by Ed Greenwood – fantasy
121. Kyle XY: Nowhere to Hide, by S. G. Wilkens – young adult science fiction
October:
122. Shift, by Chris Dolley – science fiction
123. Three Sisters Inn: Hide In Plain Sight, by Marta Perry – Christian suspense
124. Star Wars: Death Star, by Michael Reaves and Steve Perry – science fiction
125. Cimmerian City, by Rae Lindley – fantasy
126. Highlander: The Captive Soul, by Josepha Sherman – science fiction
127. Keeping It Real, by Justina Robson – science fiction/fantasy
128. The Prodigal Troll, by Charles Coleman Finlay – fantasy
129. Uglies, by Scott Westerfeld – young adult science fiction
130. The Solaris Book of New Fantasy, by Solaris Books (various authors) – fantasy
131. The Innocent Mage, by Karen Miller – fantasy
132. Savage Survival, by Darrell Bain – science fiction
November:
133. Vendetta, by Meredith Fletcher – romantic suspense
134. The Gender Divide, by David Boultbee – science fiction
135. The Martian Child, by David Gerrold – fiction
136. Paragaea: A Planetary Romance, by Chris Roberson – science fiction
137. Another One Bites the Dust, by Jennifer Rardin – fantasy
138. Point Blank, by Anthony Horowitz – young adult adventure
139. Territory, by Emma Bull – fantasy
140. Goblin Quest, by Jim C. Hines – fantasy
141. New Moon, by Stephenie Meyer – young adult fantasy
142. The Cipher, by Diana Pharaoh Francis – fantasy
143. Rogue Angel: Warrior Spirit, by “Alex Archer” – fantasy
December:
144. Gaea: Beyond the Son, by P. D. Gilson – science fiction
145. Black Magic Woman, by Justin Gustainis – fantasy
146. Star Trek: The Next Generation – Resistance, by J.M. Dillard – science fiction
147. Goblin Hero, by Jim C. Hines – fantasy
148. Tunnels, by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams – young adult fantasy
149. The Somnambulist, by Jonathan Barnes – fantasy
150. A Prophecy Forgotten, by M.B. Weston – fantasy
151. Hellboy Animated Volume 1: The Black Wedding, by Jim Pascoe – graphic novel
152. Oh My Goth, by Gina Showalter – young adult fantasy
You read like a champ! I need to get down and read faster. I’ve been scatter brained these last few months :S.
By the way, read more SF. It’s good for your soul :P. J/k. Well, maybe. It is good for you, but only read what you get :P.
Quite a few of these were on my list as well. I keep intending to make a summary of my year’s reading, but never get around to it. Maybe this will be the year I do–you’re inspiring me. 🙂
Wow; that’s an impressive number of books. I plan on keeping track of everything I read this year as well — not just debut fantasy.
That’s almost a book every other day! How do you do it?
Billy – Well, I carry a book with me everywhere I go.. And I’ve cut back on tv/movie watching.
1. – I’m with William, how can you read so many books? Don’t you do other things beside read??
2. For someone whose moniker is SciFiChick, you sure read a lot of fantasy. Should you change your name to FantaChick? 🙂
JP – Just call me Harriet Klausner.. wait.
And with the fantasy thing.. I think that’s because I received so many free fantasy books, added with the fact that fantasy encompasses a wider range from horror to paranormal romance. If I was strictly reading just books that I bought or got from the library, I’m sure the scifi category would be a bit higher.
FantaChick.. reminds me of those annoying Fanta commercials!
You must read so fast! I read a lot and just can’t imagine being able to read that much in one year. Bravo!
Oh my – you read a ton of books! Way to go! Hope this new year brings you lots of good reads. I’ve only read Storm Front from the Butcher series but I really want to read more. That was a good one and so not my typical read. It was a good surprise 🙂
Wow girl, that’s awesome insane! I love that you read that much because it keeps my TBR pile growing.
WOW!
I don’t think I’ve read that many books total in my life time. :p