2016 Reads

Books I Read in 2016 (updated periodically).

Linked if reviewed. (If it’s not reviewed, I usually still do a brief summary of what I thought, in my monthly-ish reading roundup posts: Reading Roundup 2016: #1, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7)

1. Fire and Hemlock – Diana Wynne Jones
2. Yorien’s Hand – Jenelle Leanne Schmidt (Reviewed on The Road of a Writer)
3. The Thief Lord – Cornelia Funke
4. Prince of Demargen – E. Kaiser Writes
5. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
6. The Sunken Realm – Serena Chase (Reviewed on The Road of a Writer)
7. Goddess Tithe – Anne Elisabeth Stengl
8. Impactivity: How to Set the World on Fire Without Burning Out – Tracy Higley
9. Out of Darkness Rising – Gillian Bronte Adams
10. Half-Blood – Jaye L. Knight
11. The Castle Corona – Sharon Creech
12. The Snow Spider – Jenny Nimmo (Series Review)
13. Jackaby – William Ritter (Series Review)
14. Beastly Bones – William Ritter (Series Review)
15. The Map: A Jackaby Story – William Ritter (Series Review)
16. The Tough Guide to Fantasyland – Diana Wynne Jones
17. Pain Free at Your PC – Pete Egoscue
18. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
19. Wolf Tower – Tanith Lee
20. Emlyn’s Moon – Jenny Nimmo (Series Review)
21. The Chestnut Soldier – Jenny Nimmo (Series Review)
22. The Ordinary Princess – M. M. Kaye (reread)
23. Blood Ties – Hazel B. West (Reviewed on The Road of a Writer)
24. A Spy’s Devotion – Melanie Dickerson
25. Comet in Moominland – Tove Jansson
26. Moominsummer Madness – Tove Jansson
27. The Exploits of Moominpappa – Tove Jansson
28. Deep Secret – Diana Wynne Jones
29. The Beautiful Pretender – Melanie Dickerson (on The Road of a Writer)
30. Moominland Midwinter – Tove Jansson
31. Northanger Abbey – Jane Austen
32. Dreams and Wishes: Essays on Writing For Children – Susan Cooper
33. Playing with Fire – Derek Landy
34. Moominvalley in November – Tove Jansson
35. Rising Shadows – Ashley Townsend
36. Tales from Moominvalley – Tove Jansson
37. Guards! Guards! – Terry Pratchett
38. Songkeeper – Gillian Bronte Adams (on The Road of a Writer)
39. King’s Folly – Jill Williamson (on The Road of a Writer)
40. Howl’s Moving Castle – Diana Wynne Jones (reread)
41. Of Mice and Magic – Ursula Vernon
42. Paper Crowns – Mirriam Neal
43. The Merlin Conspiracy – Diana Wynne Jones
44. Lost Lake House – Elizabeth Grace Foley
45. The Golden Braid – Melanie Dickerson
46. Drover’s Secret Life – John R. Erickson
47. Defying Shadows – Ashley Townsend (on The Road of a Writer)
48. The Silent Blade – Jesseca Wheaton (on The Road of a Writer)
49. Twinepathy – C. B. Cook (on The Road of a Writer)
50. The Last Dragonslayer – Jasper Fforde
51. Archer’s Goon – Diana Wynne Jones (reread)
52. Ashburn – Julia Erickson
53. The Rose and the Balloon – Kirsten Fichter (on The Road of a Writer)
54. Kate’s Innocence – Sarah Holman (on The Road of a Writer)
55. Dark Lord of Derkholm – Diana Wynne Jones (reread)
56. The Ogre Downstairs – Diana Wynne Jones
57. Emma – Jane Austen
58. The Bone House – Stephen R. Lawhead
59. The Sound of Diamonds – Rachelle Rea
60. An Exchange of Gifts – Anne McCaffrey
61. Make Good Art – Neil Gaiman
62. Devil’s Cub – Georgette Heyer
63. Odd and the Frost Giants – Neil Gaiman
64. The Spirit Well – Stephen R. Lawhead
65. An Earthly King – Hazel B. West (on The Road of a Writer)
66. Finn Family Moomintroll – Tove Jansson
67. The Shadow Lamp – Stephen R. Lawhead
68. The Silent Songbird – Melanie Dickerson (on The Road of a Writer)
69. Crooked Kingdom – Leigh Bardugo
70. Ghostly Echoes – William Ritter
71. Once: Six Historically Inspired Fairytales – various authors (reviewed on The Road of a Writer)
72. Charmed Life – Diana Wynne Jones (reread)
73. The Lives of Christopher Chant – Diana Wynne Jones (reread)
74. If You Want to Write: A Book About Art, Independence and Spirit – Brenda Ueland
75. Conrad’s Fate – Diana Wynne Jones (reread)
76. A Year With C. S. Lewis: Daily Readings from His Classic Works – C. S. Lewis
77. Eight Days of Luke – Diana Wynne Jones
78. Thoughts: 366 Penetrating Devotional Writings – Ryan Marks

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