Challenge: 50 Books discussion

I'm new to this group and had a good start to my reading year...

Nr 1 "Dead until Dark" Charlaine Harris
What great male characters!!!

Viktoria wrote: "Nr 1 "Dead until Dark" Charlaine Harris
What great male characters!!!
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welcome! it's a great series :) i'm starting the fourth soon.

Nr2 "Eagle Strike (Alex Rider, #4)" Anthony Horowitz
reading alex rider feels like watching tv!

Nr3 "Herr der Diebe" Cornelia Funke
No, not mine!

yeah... i didn't enjoy inkheart much. no proper spannungsbogen. not engaging.

Antonia wrote: "yeah... i didn't enjoy inkheart much. no proper spannungsbogen. not engaging."

i wont read another book written by her. i actually just read that one because of all the hype around that women. and i definitly can't understand it!

Nr 4 "Living Dead in Dallas" Charlaine Harris
so many fun and sexy characters! and so well written!!

Nr 5 "Entdecke Deine Stadt: Stadtsafari für Kinder" Anke M. Leitzgen, Lisa Rienermann
Toller Ideengeber!

Nr 6 "Scorpia" Anthony Horowitz
it's always the same that's atonishing me: reading an alex rider-book is more like watching a movie.

well, i wonder then why this series is so popular...

Antonia wrote: "well, i wonder then why this series is so popular..."

it's probably for all those who actually doesn't like reading?
and for me to enjoy something easy...

gah... it was a rhetorical question you dunce... i can't believe we're related :P

Nr 7 "Gut gegen Nordwind" Daniel Glattauer
Was ein Tippfehler in einer E-Mailadresse alles auslösen kann...

Nr 8 "Atonement" Ian McEwan
a must-read!

Nr 9 "Sommerglanz" Eva Ibbotson
Naja...

maybe a step inbetween from high to romance would have been on order...
well. i thought it was lovely.

Antonia wrote: "maybe a step inbetween from high to romance would have been on order...
well. i thought it was lovely."

yeah, that probably would have helped to like "sommerglanz" more. i think that maybe the reason why i was so annoyed with this book.

Nr 10 "Club Dead" Charlaine Harris
what can i say? i want more, more, more...

Nr 11 "Der Erdbeerpflücker" Monika Feh
Schade, ist leider ein nicht gut durchdachter Krimi.

Nr 12 "Die drei ??? Tödliches Eis"
Schneller Spaß für Zwischendurch!

Nr 13 "Percy Jackson and the sea of monsters"
i still have to say, that Dionysos is my favourite god!

Nr 14 "Smaragdgrün" Kerstin Gier
i'm glad that series is finished!

Nr 15 (well probably it was my Nr 11) "Jeanne d'Arc: Die Geschichte der Jungfrau von Orléans" Gerd Krumreich
a very fascinating character, this jeanne!!!

Nr 16 "Das stürmische Mädchen" Leo Linder
Dieses Skript hat es nicht verdient bei einem Verlag zu sein!!!! Es hat einen Stern bekommen, weil ich nicht keinen Stern geben kann...

Nr 17 "Dead to the world" Charlaine Harris
"I should be concerned about your brother, because i love having sex with you, and i should want you to think well of me so you'll want sex, too." :)

Nr 18 "Dead as a Doornail" Charlaine Harris
"The next time someone told me i had to watch a supernatural rite, i was going to tell him i had to wash my hair." please don't, Sookie!!!

:)

Nr 19 "Onkel Montagues Schauergeschichten" Chris Priestly
Eigentlich würde ich das jetzt gerne noch im Original lesen! Das Buch findet bestimmt seinen Weg in mein Bücherregal!

Nr 20 "Rosie und der Urgroßvater" Monika Helfer
Nein, das war nichts!

Nr 21 "Peter Schlemihls wundersame Geschichte" Adelbert von Chamisso
Nett!

Nr 22 "Anton taucht ab" Milena Baisch
"'Verzwitscher dich!' fauchte ich ihn an. 'Los dich in Luft auf! Werde materielose Materie! Such dir ein schwarzes Loch, in dem du schwimmen kannst! Tu was für die Weltverschönerung und geh mir aus dem Bild...' [...] Sprüche waren meine Spezialität." :)

Nr 23 "Covet" J.R. Ward
My first fallen angel-book...

Nr 24 "Meine Stadt der Zukunft"
Nr 25 "How to be an explorer of the world" Keri Smith
Two very inspiring books! (and i nearly never use that word "inspiring")

Nr 26 "Spieltrieb" Juli Zeh
Juli Zeh ist eine ziemlich gute Erzählerin!

Nr 27 "Silberfischchen" Inger-Maria Mahlke

Nr 28 "Double or Die" Charlie Higson
That young James Bond is a very,very good character!

Nr. 29 "Tschick" Wolfgang Herrndorf
Ich frage mich, warum man dieses Buch für den Deutschen Jugendliteraturpreis nominiert hat. Es ist kein Jugendbuch!

Nr. 30 "Die Poggenpuhls" Theodor Fontane
"Wer was hat, nun ja, der kann das Leben so nehmen, wie's wirklich ist, der kann das sein, was sie jetzt einen Realisten nennen; wer aber nichts hat, wer immer in der Wüste Sahara lebt, der kann ohne Fata Morgana mit Palmen und Odalisken und all dergleichen gar nicht existieren"

Nr 31 "Definitely Dead" Charlaine Harris
I'm happy that there are still some more books to come!

...and i'm happy that you will bring the books the next time you come visit. won't you!

Antonia wrote: "...and i'm happy that you will bring the books the next time you come visit. won't you!"

which ones do i have to bring? or which on was the last you read?

Dead as a Doornail was my last
:)

Nr 32 "Skulduggery Pleasant. Mortal Coil" Derek Landy
What a great detective figure!

Nr 33 "Die drei ??? Rashuras Schatz / Flammendes Wasser / Der brennende Kristall"
"Na also", murmelte Peter. "Ich hatte mich schon gefragt, wann ich mich in diesem Fall endlich mal wieder zu Tode gruseln darf. Das war ja bisher alles viel zu unspukig."
(Passt auch ganz gut als Beschreibung des Buches...)

Nr 34 "The Monk" Matthew Lewis
Nr 35 "Ein Tag ohne Zufall" Mary E. Pearson

Nr 36 "Ronja Räubertochter" Astrid Lindgren
Feiert dieses Jahr übrigens den 30jährigen Geburtstag! Die Geschichte, nicht Lindgren :)

Nr 37 "All together Dead" Charlaine Harris

Nr 38 "Der nasse Fisch" Volker Kutscher

Nr 39 "Föhnlage"
Nr 40 "The Hunger Games" Suzanne Collins
wow, i didn't expect that this one would be so good!