2010 reading list

i haven't read nearly as much as i'd like to this year, especially this summer. my summers have always been spent book in hand, but this summer i've had some sort of project in hand! i also haven't done the best job of recording the books i've completed...but here's my best attempt! 
Read in 2010
The Omnivore's Dilemma, Michael Pollan: i am most certainly my (food engineer) father's daughter. this book captivated me and had me telling everyone around me all about what i had learned for weeks. then i watched documentaries on food and wished we could afford grass fed beef. read it. you'll learn something. In the Woods, Tara French: given to me by my sister. read while in california. quick read, interesting mystery, however i wasn't satisfied with the way the story wrapped up. Love is a Four Legged Word, Kandy Shepherd: my mother in law was at costco, saw this book and thought of me. i think she only looked at the cover & saw a girl cooking with a dog at her feet. if she had turned the book over she would have realized it was a somewhat trashy romance novel but it was entertainment for my flight home. the same day she bought a book for my sister in law because it involved a mom with three girls (which is my s-i-l). she didn't notice that the mom died, leaving behind the three girls and chronicling their terrible lives. she meant well, she really did!Breaking Free, Beth Moore:winter Bible study. challenging and difficult, but necessary and good.Stepping Up: A Journey Through the Psalms of Ascent, Beth Moore:spring Bible study. very good. going to try to walk through it again this month. A Rainbow of Stitches, Agnes Delage-Calvet: can i count this book as reading? beautiful pictures. much inspiration. inspired this little experiment 

In ProgressMy Life in France, Julia Child: LOVE. i want to move to france. and cook. and eat butter. lots of butter.Game Change, John Heilemann & Mark Halperin: audio book on my phone. i listen to it when i walk to work. very interesting behind the scenes look at the '08 election.The Irregulars, Jennet Conant: another audio book on my phone. did you know roald dahl was in america as a spy for the british during wwii? me neither.Wired for Intimacy, William Struthers: 

fascinating. important. written by one of my favorite college profs. 

The Places in Between, Rory Stewart: borrowed from lynn. started this sometime last year. story of a very interesting, i just keep getting distracted. Sacred Marriage, Gary Thomas:what if marriage wasn't meant to make you happy but to make you holy? reading it again. it's good. and hard. 
Before the Year is OverHarry Potter, Books 1-6, J.K. Rowling i will read the first 6 before deathly hallows comes out, then i will read the first half of deathly hallows immediately after seeing the movie. if i read the book first i'll inevitably hate the movie.Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, J.K. RowlingHandmade Nation, Nikki McClure et alThe Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Stieg LarssonFast Food Nation, Eric SchlosserCraft, Inc, Meg Mateo 
i'll try to update as i keep reading! how about you? what have you been reading this summer? anything i should add to my list? let me know!