What Have I Read in 2019

It was a good year of reading.  I have an-hour plus most days on my commute to read, I like to read on airline flights and long train rides.  All but a couple of these were read on my trusty Kindle.  I have bought a couple of books that I didn't read, abandoned one or two that I started and found to be terrible.  I didn't include on this list a couple of food books that I read, and a couple of short books that I read. All in all, I passed the goal of a book a week.  

1. It's A Long Story: My Life, Willie Nelson
2. Present Over Perfect, Shauna Niequist
3. What We Keep, Bill Shapiro and Naomi Wax
4. Famous Last Words, by Ray Robinson
5. The One Thing, Gary Keller et al. 
6. The Incomplete Book of Running, Peter Sagal 
7. The Gifts of Imperfection, Brene Brown
8. The Best American Food Writing 2018, Ruth Reichl 
9. What you are getting wrong about Appalachia, Elizabeth Cattle
10. Trauma and Recovery, Judith Herman
11. The Joy of Drinking, Barbara Holland
12. Becoming Trauma Informed, Nancy Poole and Lorraine Greaves 
13. Attachment: 60 Trauma Informed Assessments and Interventions, Christine Reese
14. New Times Roman, Martha Miller
15. 101 Trauma-Informed Interventions, Linda Curran 
16. The Book of Forgiving, Desmond Tutu et al
17. Here's Johny!, Ed McMahon
18. Save Me the Plums, Ruth Reichel
19. See you in the Piazza, Francis Mayes
20. Your Life Calling: Re imaging the Rest of Your Life, Jane Pauley
21. The Reluctant Hotelkeeper: A Memoir, John Searnacke 
22. Flaneur: The Art of Wandering the Streets of Paris,  Federico Castigliano
23. Poutine in the Orient Express, Marcel Strignerger
24.  Restless: Memoir of an Incurable Traveler, Heather Hackett (miserable book)
25. How to Win Medicare Appeals, David Mullens 
26. The Moment of Lift, Melinda Gates 
27. An Olive Grove at the Edge of the World, Jared Gulian
28. Make Your Bed, William McRaven 
29. The Last Lecture, Randy Pausch
30. The Quiet Rise of Introverts, Brenda Knowles (don't bother.) 
31. Retirement Italiano, Terrance Coen
32. Hillbilly Elegy, JD Vance
33. Monsieur Mediocre, John von Sothen
34. Why Don't You Write my Eulogy Now So I Can Correct it, Patricia Marx (a waste of paper and ink, and I read it on my Kindle.) 
35. Immoveable Feast, John Baxter
36. The Reluctant Expat: Part One, Alan Laycock 
37. Educated, Tara Westover (terrifying book)
38. Five Nights in Paris, John Baxter
39. The Male Brain, Louann Brizendine
40. Everything is Happening at Once, Jonathan Marcus 
41. The Power of Storytelling, Ty Bennett
42. Everything is Fucked, Mark Manson (great book) 
43. What If?: Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions, Randall Monroe
44. CFI! The Book of Satirical Aviation Comedy, Alex Stone
45. I'll Take the 18: The Story of Beech 18 Freight Flying, Scott Gloodt
46.  The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams
47. Mr. Know-It-All, John Waters
48. The Way I Heard It, Mike Row
49. How To Live Forever, Kimberly Best
50. The Female Brain, Louann Brizendine
51. Hauling Checks, Alex Stone
52. Me, Elton John
53. An Elderly Lady Is Up To No Good, Helene Tursten
54. Northland; A 4000 mile Journey Along America, Porter Fox
55. Dirty Letters, Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward 
56. Keep It Moving: Lessons for the Rest of Your Life, Twyla Tharp 
57. The Origin of Species, Charles Darwin 
58. The Call of the Wild, Jack London
59. Preserving Italy, Domenica Marchetti
60. Antoni in the Kitchen, Antoni Porowski
61. Easy Sausage Making, Will Budiaman 

What have you been reading?