All in all, a great year in books! This year, I achieved my goal of reading 50+ books (I read 57 total!). Here are my top nine of 2009 (what an awesome year!):
9. Violet on the Runway by Melissa Walker
A clever, witty read about believing in yourself and the darker side of the fashion modeling world.

8. Why I Let My Hair Grow Out by Maryrose Wood
A lively, vivid, and hilarious romp through Ireland and its ancient world of faeries.

Full of personality, humor, and featuring a strong, relatable main character, The Possibilities of Sainthood was cute and featured religion without being preachy.

6. Coffeehouse Angel by Suzanne Selfors
A creative, sweet confection with angels and coffee and charm, oh my!

5. Lipstick Apology by Jennifer Jabaley
A strong, sweet, delightful debut (even if slightly sappy).

Charming, quaint, elegant and oh-so-fun, Scones is a lively debut tale that will win hearts! (Perfect with a scone and tea).

A bold, well-written, fast-paced conclusion to the Dairy Queen trilogy, perhaps the best in the series.

Demons are so the new vampires, and this new series' first book is a royal, clever success!

1. Eyes Like Stars by Lisa Mantchev
Fairies and magic books and pastries galore--my favorite of this year! Brava, Ms. Mantchev!

4 comments:
I love ELS, Scones, Violet on the Runway, and Coffeehouse Angel! All great choices. :D I have a few of your other books on my list as well, yay!
Nice top nine! I want to read so many of these. Hopefully in 2010, I'll get a chance to!
Great list-I really need to read some of these! And I LOVED Eyes Like Stars!
Great list :)
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