2013 - The readings

So it's that time of year again when we look back on what this year has meant to us, the good, the back and all the in-betweens. I've decided I'll start with the easy part - the books I've read. Rated from 1 to 5 stars. I know for a fact that I'm the only one that actually enjoys this, anyhoot - for my own pleasure (and your own, I hope) - here it is! (And brace yourselves, because I've been really busy in the reading department!)

1. Les Miserables, Victor Hugo *****
2. The hobbit, J. R. R. Tolkien ***
3. The fault in our stars, John Green *****
4. The casual vacancy, J K. Rowling ***
5. A game of thrones, George R. R. Martin *****
6. Cat's cradle, Kurt Vonnegut *****
7. Gone girl, Gillian Flynn ***
8. Coraline, Neil Gaiman *
9. Of mice and men, John Steinbeck ***
10. Equal rites, Terry Pratchett *
11. The newlyweds, Nell Freudenbergen ***
12. To kill a mockingbird, Harper Lee **
13. A relíquia, Eça de Queirós **
14. A clash of kings, George R. R. Martin ****
15. The sense of an ending, Julian Barnes ****
16. A sombra do vento, Carlos Ruiz Zafón **
17. An abundance of Katherines, John Green ***
18. Desamor, O Arrumadinho *
19. Morreste-me José Luis Peixoto ****
20. O amor é fodido, Miguel Esteves Cardoso **
21. As rosas de Atacama, Luis Sepúlveda ***
22. Divergent, Veronica Roth ****
23. Na tua face, Vergílio Ferreira ***
24. Norwegian wood, Haruki Murakami ****
25. O filho de mil homens, Valter Hugo Mãe ***
26. Firmin, Sam Savage ***
27. As intermitências da morte, José Saramago ***
28. The host, Stephenie Meyer ***
29. Sula, Toni Robinson **
30. Talk to the snail, Stephen Clarke ****
31. Insurgent, Veronica Roth ****
32. Allegiant, Veronica Roth ****
33. Sputnik sweetheart, Haruki Murakami ***
34. Ender's game, Orson Scott Card ****
35. Let it snow, Maureen Johnson, John Green & Lauren Myracle ****
36. A storm of swords - Steel and snow, George R. R. Martin ****