A day late, but here I am! Since my last WOYN post, I have finished 10 more books, bringing my total for the year to 35.
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 26-30 (mini review post)
Heart of the Matter
Washington’s Lady (Ladies of History Series #3)
Phoenix and Ashes (Elemental Masters, Book 3)
The Fire Rose (The Elemental Masters Fairy Tales)
Changelings (The Twins of Petaybee, Book 1)
2011 Reads – Books 31-35 (mini review post)
Delightfully Different
Lydia’s Charm
Just Jane (Ladies of History Series #2)
Deep Down True: A Novel
The Memory Keeper’s Daughter
“What’s On the Nightstand” to be read:
Room
A Scattered Life
The Damascus Way (Acts of Faith Series, Book 3)
The Promises She Keeps
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
Yes, I know these last two have been on my nightstand for several months now. I really DO want to read them! I just keep getting sidetracked by IEP meetings and miscellaneous stuff like that.
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 am also joining in on the Spring Reading Thing hosted by Callapidder Days, and you can see my list of what I plan to read this spring at my SRT11 post.
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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What a great list! I enjoy Nancy Moser books as well. Enjoy this month’s reading!
Laruen from 5M4B
Wow. You’ve read some great books! I really like Moser’s historical series as well. I think I’ve read most of them now and have Mozart’s Sister checked out from the library this month.
Happy May reading!
Yes, what we WANT to read or MEAN to read don’t always get read. But that’s okay. Congrats on all the great progress you’ve made, though!
I still haven’t read the Memory Keeper’s Daughter. I would like to sometime.