Redux: Books that I've Read Since Being in the Peace Corps

(I definitely forgot about a few the first round, so here's the updated version)

1) The Post Birthday World-Lionel Shriver-517 Pages

2) Once Segundos-Paulo Coehlo-288 Pages

3) Peony in Love-Lisa See-320 Pages

4) The Last Season-Eric Blehm-384 Pages

5) Light at the Edge of the World-Wade Davis-180 Pages

6) Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance-Robert Persig-373 Pages

7) The Bean Trees-Barbara Kingsolver-256 Pages

8) The Poisonwood Bible-Barbara Kingsolver-576 Pages

9) The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency-Alexander McCall Smith-235 Pages

10) Tears of the Giraffe-Alexander McCall Smith-256 Pages

11) Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates-Tom Robbins-464 Pages

12) The Grapes of Wrath-John Steinbeck-473 Pages

13) When Things Fall Apart-Pema Codron-148 Pages

14) Shanghai Girls-Lisa See-336 Pages

15) The News from Paraguay-Lily Tuck-272 Pages

16) Three Cups of Tea-Greg Mortenson-368 Pages

17) Turn Right at Machu Picchu-Mark Adams-352 Pages

18) Born to Run-Christopher McDougall-304 Pages

19) Empire Falls-Richard Russo-483 Pages

20) A Walk in the Woods-Bill Bryson

21) He's Just Not That Into You-Greg Behrent & Liz Tuccilo-180 Pages

Currently Reading: Even Cowgirls Get the Blues-Tom Robbins

Total Number of Books: 21

Total number of Pages: 6,765

Favorite Book: The Bean Trees

Least Favorite: The News from Paraguay

Most Informative: He's Just Not That Into You

Most Inspiring: Born to Run

Best book to read while in the Peace Corps: The Grapes of Wrath (we got it good compared to the Jodes)