Since my last WOYN post, I have finished 10 books, bringing my total for the year to 15.
In January, I had only read five books, and I included a mini review of each one in my post for What’s On Your Nightstand. The amount I have been reading has been picking back up lately, so I decided to post my reviews separately to keep this post from being hugely long!
I have broken down the list of what I read over the last month by which post included my (brief) comments on them so that you can easily check them out if you are so inclined. Just click on the links that say “mini review post” if you’d like to read any of them. 
2011 Reads – Books 6-10 (mini review post)
The Gift of Love
Under a Maui Moon
Intrigues: Book Two of the Collegium Chronicles
The Serpent’s Shadow (Elemental Masters, Book 1)
The Gates of Sleep (Elemental Masters, Book 2)
2011 Reads – Books 11-15 (mini review post)
The Wizard of London (Elemental Masters, Book 4)
The Fairy Godmother (Tales of the Five Hundred Kingdoms)
Autism & Alleluias
Murder at Mansfield Park: A Novel
One Good Knight (Tales of the Five Hundred Kingdoms)
“What’s On the Nightstand” to be read:
The Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships: Decoding Social Mysteries Through the Unique Perspectives of Autism
Lost at School: Why Our Kids with Behavioral Challenges are Falling Through the Cracks and How We Can Help Them
The Best Kind of Different: Our Family’s Journey with Asperger’s Syndrome
Fortune’s Fool (Tales of the Five Hundred Kingdoms, Book 3)
Reserved for the Cat (Elemental Masters, Book 5)
The Elder Gods (The Dreamers, Book 1)
What I Didn’t See and Other Stories
Best Defense
Mockingbird
To read more posts or join in yourself, visit What’s On Your Nightstand? at 5 Minutes for Books.
You can see all the books I’ve finished so far this year on the bookshelf on my Books page or read all of my mini reviews by clicking on the 2011 Reads tag.
I'm a mom with Asperger's raising an amazing son with autism, which means I'm basically the case manager/advocate/cheerleader/chauffeur. The rest of the time, you can usually find me with my nose in a book!
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Murder at Masfield Park sounds fun. Thanks for sharing your list!
Lauren from 5MinutesforBooks.com
You have several non-fiction titles there that I think look intriguing – such as The Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships. I’m very curious about that one!
Fun reading through your list. Enjoy your reading!
Sounds like me — my reading is finally picking back up in the last few weeks, and that makes me VERY happy.
I think I slapped up a Nightstand post last month, but this is the first month in a while I’ve had time to really put one together thoughtfully and comment around. It’s SO fun to talk books with other booklovers!
Lost at School sounds like a really interesting read. Good luck with March’s reading list!
I don’t personally know anyone with one of the autism-spectrum disorders–but I’ve read enough online to be curious about them. The three books on the top of your TBR list all look interesting–I’ll have to stay tuned for your thoughts.
I’ve read Ross Greene’s The Explosive Child- in fact, I think I need to re-read it as a refresher! I’m interested in this other one- I’ll have to look for it. Thanks for the update!
-Dawn, 5M4B
I’ve never read any of Mercedes Lackey’s books, but they sound like books that might appeal to me. Happy reading!
Lots of interesting titles – I’m going to look into some of the autism-themed ones, as my husband has Asperger’s. Thank you!