1) The Android's Dream
John Scalzi
Published in 2006
Finished 01/05/2012

	The introduction is certainly odd, but once you get past that, the content of the book is enjoyable. Takk, the alien (Nagch) is fairly interesting. His adulthood journey to experience negative aspects of the universe (Ftruu) is somewhat compelling. The evil he commits places his actions in a different light. Since John Scalzi is from Ohio, I wonder if he got the idea from the Amish practice of Rumspringa.

2) The Star Beast
Robert A. Heinlein
Published in 1954
Finished 01/10/2012

3) The Gripping Hand
Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle 
Published in 1993
Finished 01/18/2012

4) Little Brother
Cory Doctorow
Published in 2008
Finished 01/21/2012

	There are so many problems with this book. I forced myself to finish it, but it was far from a pleasant experience. Cory Doctorow has decent writing, but horrible content and stories. The name drops of software were particularly annoying. Don't recommend this to anyone.

5) The Golden Compass
Phillip Pullman
Published in 1995
Finished 01/25/2012

6) The Subtle Knife
Phillip Pullman
Published in 1997
Finished 01/30/2012

7) The Amber Spyglass
Phillip Pullman
Published in 2000
Finished 02/08/2012

8) Have Space Suit – Will Travel
Robert A. Heinlein
Published in 1958
Finished 02/12/2012
9) Red Planet 
Robert A. Heinlein
Published in 1949
Finished 02/14/2012

10) Sixth Column
Robert A. Heinlein
Serialized in 1941, Published in 1949
Finished 02/15/2012

11) The Door into Summer
Robert A. Heinlein
Published in 1957
Finished 02/19/2012

12) Furies of Calderon
Jim Butcher
Published in 2004
Finished 02/20/2012

13) Academ's Fury
Jim Butcher
Published in 2005
Finished 02/28/2012

14) Orphans of the Sky
Robert A. Heinlein
Published in 1963
Finished 03/07/2012

15) Cursor's Fury
Jim Butcher
Published in 2006
Finished 03/11/2012

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