Book 35 - Edenbrooke

Edenbrooke, Julianne Donaldson.  Another Regency Romance to add to the favorites shelf.  <3

Book 34 - The Hound of Rowan

The Hound of Rowan, Henry H.Neff, is the first book in The Tapestry series.  This book reminded me a little bit of Harry Potter, but left me looking for a bit more character development.

Book 33 - Falling in Love with English Boys

I picked this book up at Half Price Books, uncertain what sort of read it would be.  A journey through two girls' lives, one in Regency times, another in modern day.  I really enjoyed the historical parts, and the modern story was good too, though I wasn't thrilled with some of the mild language.  Despite my uncertainty when picking it up, I found it to be a relatively good book.

Book 32 - Mockingjay

The final book from The Hunger Games series!  Suzanne Collins finished the story with Mockingjay.  I had slight reservations, since I had heard the series went downhill after the first book, but I found this to be just as thrilling and intense as the first two.  Characters died, my friends died.  A book that almost made me cry.

Book 31 - Voices of Dragons

Voices of Dragons, Carrie Vaughn, was enjoyable.  It didn't leave a huge impression on me, but I liked it nonetheless.  Interesting concept, and I loved her conversations with the dragon :)

Book 30 - Catching Fire

Wow!  Catching Fire, by Suzanne Collins, is the second installment in The Hunger Games trilogy.  I could hardly wait to get the next book in my hands...

Book 29 - Found in Translation

Inspired by a true story, Found in Translation, by Roger Bruner, was very good.  A wonderful story about a girl who took a mission trip to Mexico.