This list includes books I have, and have not, reviewed in this blog.
Japan, Summer Read with Ferris
*****Arzee the Dwarf, by Chandrahas Choudhury, India, Summer Read with Ferris
*****Season of Migration to the North, by Tayeb Salith, translated by
Denys Johnson-Davies, Sudan, Summer Read with Ferris
**Singapore Noir, by various Singapore authors, edited by Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan, LibraryThing.com
Early Reviewer's program.
****Buried Candelabrum, by Stefan Zweig, translated by Eden Paul and Cedar Paul, Austria,
Summer Read with Ferris
*****The Housekeeper and the Professor, by Yoko Ogawa, translated by Stephan Snyder, Japan,
Summer Read with Ferris
***Montana, by Larry Watson, 1948, USA, audiobook
*****The Canvas, by Benjamin Stein, translated by Brian Zumhagen, German, 2013 Summer Read
with Ferris
***China Dolls, by Lisa See, 2014, USA, audiobook
***1/2 The Luminaries, by Eleanor Catton of New Zealand, first published in USA in October 2013,
and originally published in Great Britain in August 2013, Summer Read with Ferris
****Without You There Is No Us, My Time with the Sons of North Korea's Elite, A Memoir,
by Suki Kim, LibraryThing.com Early Reviewer's program
*****Pig Tales, A Novel of Lust and Transformation, by Marie Darrieussecq, Translated from the French by Linda Coverdale, France, 1997, Summer Read with Ferris
***1/2Serena, by Ron Rash,2008, USA, audiobook
*****This is the Garden, by Giulio Mozzi, translated by Elizabeth Harris, Italian Literature, 2005,
Summer Read with Ferris
***The Cove: A Novel, by Ronald Rash, 2012, audio book, USA
**** The Care and Management of Lies, a Novel of the Great War, by Jacqueline Winspear,
2014, audio book, England
**** The Transcriptionist, A Novel, by Amy Rowland, 2014, audio book, USA
***1/2 Dissonance, a novel, by Lisa Lenard-Cook, first published in 2003, republished in
2014, USA
****The Cat's Table, by Michael Ondaatje, 2011, Sri Lankan-born Canandian novelist and poet.
***Nothing Is True and Everything is Possible - The Surreal Heart of the New Russia, by Peter
Pomerantsev, to be published in November, 2014, author emigrated to London, as a young child,
from Russia
****The Invention of Wings, by Sue Monk Kidd, 2014, audio book, USA
***** I Am a Cat, by Soseki Natsume, 1972, Japan
***Claude & Camille, A Novel of Monet, by Stephanie Cowell, 2010, audio book, USA
****Untamed - The Wildest Woman in America and the Fight for Cumberland Island,
by Will Harlan, 2014, USA
***Rodin's Lover, by Heather Webb, Advanced Reader's Edition via LibraryThing.com Early
Reviewer's program, to be published January 27, 2015, USA
***The Decartes Highlands, by Eric Gamalinda, Advanced Reader's Edition via LibraryThing.com Early Reviewer's program, 11/2014, author's international debut novel (previously published work in his native country, the Philippines and was the winner of the National Book Award of the Philippines. This was the first book he wrote in English).
****The Matisse Stories, by A.S. Byatt, 1993, USA
2014, USA
****The Cat's Table, by Michael Ondaatje, 2011, Sri Lankan-born Canandian novelist and poet.
***Nothing Is True and Everything is Possible - The Surreal Heart of the New Russia, by Peter
Pomerantsev, to be published in November, 2014, author emigrated to London, as a young child,
from Russia
****The Invention of Wings, by Sue Monk Kidd, 2014, audio book, USA
***** I Am a Cat, by Soseki Natsume, 1972, Japan
***Claude & Camille, A Novel of Monet, by Stephanie Cowell, 2010, audio book, USA
****Untamed - The Wildest Woman in America and the Fight for Cumberland Island,
by Will Harlan, 2014, USA
***Rodin's Lover, by Heather Webb, Advanced Reader's Edition via LibraryThing.com Early
Reviewer's program, to be published January 27, 2015, USA
***The Decartes Highlands, by Eric Gamalinda, Advanced Reader's Edition via LibraryThing.com Early Reviewer's program, 11/2014, author's international debut novel (previously published work in his native country, the Philippines and was the winner of the National Book Award of the Philippines. This was the first book he wrote in English).
****The Matisse Stories, by A.S. Byatt, 1993, USA
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