A Wild Sheep Chase Haruki Murakami

Apparently a prequel to Dance Dance Dance which is one of my favorites of his. Also, now I'll need to read Pinball, 1973 since apparently that is the first in the Trilogy of the Rat. Overall, the book had some great points. It dwelt on seclusion and the fragility of the mind but like all of Murakami's characters, no one loses it internally. They accept the magical, mystical bullshit going on and just choose "not to talk about it." Maybe it's a cultural thing. 3.5/5

Cat's Eye Margaret Atwood

Nickel and Dimed Barbara Ehrenreich

Pawn of Prophesy David Eddings

The Woman in White Wilkie Collins
Tess of the D'Urbervilles Thomas Hardy (second time)
The Sign of Four Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Doll House Henrik Ibsen
The Old Man and the Sea Ernest Hemmingway

Spring Break:
Lost by Gregory Maguire 1/5
Fast Food Nation* by Eric Schlosser 3.5/5
Mister Pip Lloyd Jones 2/5

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

Twilight
New Moon
Eclipse
Breaking Dawn Stephanie Meyer
Wuthering Heights Charlotte Bronte
North and South Elizabeth Gaskell