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1. The Passage - Jusin Cronin


2. The Moth Diaries - Rachel Klein


3. Possession - A.S. Byatt


4. The Name of the Rose - Umberto Eco


5. Fevre Dream - George R. R. Martin


6. The Swan Thieves - Elizabeth Kostova


7. Never Let Me Go - Kazou Ishiguro


8. The Redbreast - Jo Nesbo


9. Nemesis - Jo Nesbo


10. The Devil's Star - Jo Nesbo


11. The Redeemer - Jo Nesbo


12. Shades of Grey - Jasper Fforde




13. The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux


14. R. J. Ellory - Candlemoth


15. Prophecy - Peter James

For my 12+3 Challenge for this year I've chosen books mainly from my ever increasing to be read pile at home. Some of these are books that the group has already read, and I never got round to. There's also 3 books that I started and didn't finish, so I'll start with these first.

I've also included some classic gothic tales that I think I feel I should read ... and a couple of other classics (Slaughterhouse Five and One Hundered Years of Solitude) that I would like to read.

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Ness wrote: "For my 12+3 Challenge for this year I've chosen books mainly from my ever increasing to be read pile at home. Some of these are books that the group has already read, and I never got round to. The..."

Amina wrote: "My list

I would like to read more Gaiman books so..

1. Stardust

2. Neverwhere

3. The Graveyard Book

4. American Gods

5. Coraline Been wanting to read this for a long time, thank you Secret Santa :)

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Could you all check your lists one last time to make sure you follow the "12 books you have wanted to read for over a year + 3 reserves/substitutions". I got the general outline of the challenge from elsewhere and I think the point of the year thing is so that you are reading books that you have been meaning to for a while (more satisfaction at finally reading them, more incentive to finish - who knows what else lol) It is up to you if you really want to sneak some in there that haven't been on your list quite as long but that's up to you (I won't know the difference if the publication date is over a year ago) - it is pretty much the only rule other than the dates

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1. Been wanting to read this for a long time, thank you Secret Santa :)

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3. - also want to read LOTR but was told I should read this first.

4. - wanted to read this for a while as I didn't really understand the films, hoping the books will explain the story better.

5. - I found this in a charity shop, my younger brother did it as a play for his drama group since watching it I really wanted to read the full story.

6. - wanted to read this for years but keep forgetting about it, must do it this year.

7. - Have wanted to read this for ages, I loved the film :)

8. - Been wanting to read this for years.

9. - I was supposed to read this at school but it just didn't grab me at the time, I read for enjoyment only at the time ;)

10. - again rolled in with my SK challenge.

11. - I have had this a couple of years now, couldn't get into it but Sarah has convinced me to give it another go :)

12. - READ finished 07/02

Reserves:1. - I was told by an author friend of mine a few years ago that this is a wonderful book, but I have forgotten about it so must read this soon.

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- The title of this drew me in, I think I saw it in the charity shop, must pick up a copy at some point...

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