A to Z Reading Challenge 2012 - Completed

A to Z challenge: Read books alphabetically by title and/or author.
I've done this before. It almost killed me in 2010, but why not do it again? Right?

Authors

Arkin, Alan - The Lemming Condition
Bauer, Joan - Peeled
Cather, Willa - Alexander's Bridge
Devereux, Jude - Moonlight in the Morning
Estes, Eleanor - Rufus M.
Farmer, Nancy - A Girl Named Disaster
George, Jessica Day - Tuesdays at the Castle
Hannigan, Katherine - True (sort of)
Ivey, Eowyn - The Snow Child
James, Will - Smoky the Cowhorse
Kilpack, Josi - Pumpkin Roll
Lemmon, Gayle Tezmach - The Dressmaker of Khair Khana
Myracle, Lauren - Peace, Love, & Baby Ducks
Neville, Emily Cheney - It's Like This Cat
O'Dell, Scott - The King's Fifth
Peck, Robert - Soup
Queen, Ellery - The Tragedy of Y
Richmond, Alyson - The Lost Wife
Sankovitch, Nina - Tolstoy and the Purple Chair
Trigiani, Adriana - Viola in Reel Life
Ullman, James Ramsey Banner in the Sky
VanLiere, Donna - The Angels of Morgan Hill
Willig, Lauren - The Secret History of the Pink Carnation
FoX, Paula - The Slave Dancer
Yelchin, Eugene - Breaking Stalin's Nose
Zhang Bin, Benjamin - Orange

Titles

Aquamarine - Alice Hoffman
Billy Creekmore - Tracy Porter
Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy - Ally Carter
Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover - Ally Carter
Enchanted Ivy - Sarah Beth Durst
Finally - Wendy Mass
Gone: A Novel - Cathi Hanauer
Here Lies Bridget - Paige Harbison
Interrupted: A Life Beyond Words - Rachel Coker
Just One Wish - Janette Rallison
Kneeknock Rise - Natalie Babbitt
Leviathan - Scott Westerfeld
Make the Bread, Buy the Butter - Jennifer Reese
Not Becoming My Mother - Ruth Reichl
O Pioneers! - Willa Cather
Petey - Mikaelsen, Ben
Q: A Novel - Evan Mandery
Room - Emma Donoghue
Song of a Lark - Willa Cather
Till We Have Faces - C. S. Lewis
Unmeasured Strength - Lauren Manning
V is for Vengeance - Sue Grafton
Where the Red Fern Grows - Wilson Rawls
HeX Hall - Rachel Hawkins
Yellow Star - Jennifer Roy
Zora and Me - Victoria Bond

This is it for challenges. (Unless I really find something I can't live without.)