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350.) Advanced Modular Sciences: AS Biology by Mike Bailey and Keith Hirst

350.) AS Biolgy by Mike Bailey

351.) Today and Tomorrow by Isaac Asimov

352.) The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan

353.) The Power-House by John Buchan

354.) Nine Tomorrows by Isaac Asimov

355.) The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde

356.) The Plot against America by Philip Roth

357.) A House of Pomegranates by Oscar Wilde

358.) Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick Douglass

359.) Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell

360.) Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote

361.) Easy Learning German Grammar by Maree Airlee and Horst Kopleck

362.) Amadeus by Peter Shaffer

363.) I. Asimov: A Memoir by Isaac Asimov

364.) Film Art: An Introduction by David Bordwell and Kristin Thompson

365.) Hoping for a Hoopoe by John Updike

Wowww, very impressive:)
How many hours do you usually spend reading in one day? and how long does it take you to read one book? I wish i was a fast reader :)

I'm not sure how many hours I spend exactly, but it's a lot (as you can imagine). I'm always reading on the bus etc. although I draw the line at reading and walking at the same time. Basically, I will read 100 pages of a book per day. So a book that is 420 pages long will take me 4 days to finish. At any one time, I will be reading at least 3 books at once.

366.) Trial by Jury by William Schwenck Gilbert

367.) Thespis by William S. Gilbert

368.) Goodbye, Columbus by Philip Roth

369.) Das Romerzimmer von August Winnig

370.) The Third Man by Graham Greene

371.) The Art of Fiction by David Lodge

372.) The Sorceror by William S. Gilbert

holy lord I'm impressed!

Me too! My goal is to read 100 this year and so far I've read only 82. I don't know if I'm going to make it. Hollis you're amazing!

Thank you. ;)

373.) Lenchens Geheimnis von Michael Ende

374.) The Coup by John Updike

375.) The Humbling by Philip Roth

376.) HMS Pinafore by William S. Gilbert

377.) Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys

378.) The Pirates of Penzance by William S. Gilbert

379.) Kommissar Karsten Kuhl: Zwei Kriminalgeschichten von Sylvia Blume

380.) German Verbs and Essentials of Grammar by Charles J. James

381.) Gansebraten und andere Geschichten von Jo Hanns Rosler

382.) Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare by Isaac Asimov (1500 pages)

I read three books at once. None of them are audio books. They are all books that I have used my eyes to read.

I think the commute is definitely where most people lose a lot of their potential reading time. Obviously you can read if you use the train or bus etc. but if you drive, I think audio books are a great alternative. That way you can read a book and take in the information whilst still being able to drive. (Is that 2 hours in the day, or 2 hours there and another 2 back?)

383.) The Facts by Philip Roth

Well, I don't really think about it that much. I don't know how unusual it is, but if I want to read the amount that I do, I have no choice but to read multiple books at once.

384.) Munchhausens Abenteuer von GA Burger

385.) The Shawshank Redemption by Mark Kermode

386.) DH Lawrence by Linda Ruth Williams

387.) Gold by Isaac Asimov

388.) Patience by William S. Gilbert

I'm a huge fan of listening to audio books during "down time" like commuting or during the drudgery of folding laundry and the like. I highly recommend it! Good Luck! I can't wait to hear how it improves your outlook on the traffic!



Jessica wrote: "I have a hard time reading more than one at a time, but I can imagine that would up the overall numbers. Also, how many of these do you think are audio books? I have a long commute that is only goi..."

389.) Iolanthe by WS Gilbert

390.) The Birth of the United States by Isaac Asimov

391.) Oranges are not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson

392.) Princess Ida by WS Gilbert

393.) Man kann ruhig daruber sprechen von Heinrich Spoerl

394.) A Gun for Sale by Graham Greene

395.) Das schone Deutschland by Walter E. Anderson

Wow, this is completely unreal Hollis. How many audiobooks would you estimate you've read this year (to add to this list)? Have you counted those at all?

I've listened to a few audiobooks but I don't count them on this list. I've also read 43 graphic novels and comics but there aren't counted here either.

396.) Verschollen in Berlin von Gabi Baier

397.) Nemesis by Isaac Asimov

398.) The Mikado by William S. Gilbert

That's me done.

399.) Ruddigore by WS Gilbert

400.) When She Was Good by Philip Roth

401.) Cymbeline: Constructions of Britain by Ros King

Yes, I watch TV but not as much as most people. I think I retain a lot of the information I read but it's difficult to tell.

402.) The Yeomen of the Guard by WS Gilbert

403.) Kurzgeschichten von Marie Luise Kaschnitz

404.) Film Classics: The Exorcise by Mark Kermode

Congratulations, Hollis!! I knew you'd make it.

Many thanks.

405.) Zwei Kriminalstorys von Friedelm Werremeier

406.) The Dispossessed by Ursula Le Guin

407.) Grace Notes by Bernard Maclaverty

I'm just about to start The Dispossessed. What did you think of it?

I really enjoyed it, although it was somewhat different to what I thought it would be like. It's not one of these action-packed sci-fi novels, but it's really interesting and thoughtful.

408.) The Gondoliers by William S. Gilbert

409.) Theories of Film by Andrew Tudor

410.) Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi

411.) Utopia, Limited by William Gilbert

412.) The Grand Duke by William Gilbert

413.) The Complete Stories: Volume 1 by Isaac Asimov

414.) Other Spaces, Other Times by Robert Silverberg

415.) Letting Go by Philip Roth

416.) Dr Fischer of Geneva by Graham Greene

417.) My Life as a Man by Philip Roth

418.) Selected Poems: 1966 - 1987 by Seamus Heaney

419.) Collected Stories by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

420.) Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson

421.) The Future of an Illusion by Sigmund Freud

422.) Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

423.) Shakespeare by Bill Bryson

424.) Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories by Oscar Wilde

425.) Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe