Except for biographies I haven't kept a list of the non-fiction books I have read this year so my reading list is very much incomplete.
Fiction I have read
*Arctic Chill – Arnaldur Indridason
*The Cat Who Could Read Backwards – Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern – Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Cat Who Turned On and Off – Lilian Jackson Braun
*Calling Out for You – Karin Fossum
*Iceland’s Bell – Halldor Laxness
*The Cat Who Saw Red – Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Cat who Played Brahms – Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Cat who Played Post Office – Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Camel Bookmobile – Masha Hamilton
*The Cat Who Knew Shakespeare - Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Cat Who Sniffed Glue ­- Lilian Jackson Braun
*The Cat Who Went Underground - Lilian Jackson Braun
*Through a Glass, Deadly – Sarah Atwell
*Don’t Look Back – Karin Fossum
*The Eagle Catcher – Margaret Coel
*Hypothermia – Arnaldur Indridason
*When the Devil Holds the Candle – Karin Fossum
*Dog On It - Spencer Quinn
Biographical
*Open Cage: The Ordeal of the Irian Jaya Hostages – Daniel Start
*Black Kettle: The Cheyenne Chief Who Sort Peace but Found War – Thom Hatch
*Halfbreed: The Remarkable True Story of George Bent – Caught Between the Worlds of the Indians and the White Man
I am currently reading
*Nemesis - Jo Nesbo
*Tell Them We Are Going Home: The Odyssey of the Northern Cheyenne - John H Monnett
I have been buying quite a few Cat Who books because my terminally ill mother loves them and she wants to read the entire collection before she dies. I have only read about 1/3 of the Cat Who books I have bought.
I am really starting to get into Scandanavian crime fiction (Arnaldur, Karin Fossum and now Jo Nesbo). Next year I plan to read the rest of the books by Fossum and Nesbo that have translated into English and also read Stieg Larsson, Henning Mankell and Yrsa Sigurdadottir as well.
I will also like to read more novels by Halldor Laxness as I love stories that are set in Iceland and I thoroughly enjoyed Iceland's Bell.
