Books i read in Jan

After looking at my Movies post and the post about my first love (Books) ... i thought why not record my reading this year on my blog. That way I will also know what i have been reading
 
So heres what i read last month .. i suspoect i have forgotten what else i read (i do have a poor memory u see)
 
 
1. One More Day - Mitch Albom
 
     Very emotional stuff.

2. Seven Ancient Wonders - Matthew Reilley
 
     Thriller. Action Packed. Adventure and History. It was like reading the script of Indiana Jones !! Really wonderful to read this. I am now hooked onto Matthew Reilley.
 
3. Mystery Stories - collection of short stories by various authors selected by Helen Cresswell
 
     Not so great read. Collection of several short stories. Some good. Some not so good.

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