Here are the books I read in 2010, with links to reviews where I have them. This is an exhaustive, all of list, not a best of list ... although there are some "best of" in there ... you can guess! It feels like it was a year of lively reads indeed.

1. Sink Trap - A Georgiana Neverall Mystery
   by Christy Evans

2. Matter
   by Meredith Quartermain

3. Invisible
   by Paul Auster

4. This is Water - Some Thoughts, Delivered on a Significant Occasion, about Living a Compassionate Life
   by David Foster Wallace

5. Man Gone Down
   by Michael Thomas

6. The Museum of Innocence
   by Orhan Pamuk

7. Awake
   by Elizabeth Graver

8. The Ordeal of Oliver Airedale
   by D.T. Carlisle

9. The Bishop's Man
   by Linden MacIntyre

10. Outliers
    by Malcolm Gladwell

11. The Children's Book
    by A.S. Byatt

12. Solar
    by Ian McEwan

13. The Last Woman
    by John Bemrose

14. Nox
    by Anne Carson

15. Chronic City
    by Jonathan Lethem

16. So Much For That
    by Lionel Shriver

17. The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
    by Alan Bradley

18. Coal and Roses
    by P.K. Page

19. Pigeon
    by Karen Solie

20. Useless Dog
    by Billy C. Clark

21. The Certainty Dream
    by Kate Hall

22. The Heart is an Involuntary Muscle
    by Monique Proulx
    (translated by David Homel & Fred A. Reed)

23. The Imperfectionists
    by Tom Rachman

24. Migration Songs
    by Anna Quon

25. Grain
    by John Glenday

26. The Sun-fish
    by Eilean Ni Chuilleanain

27. 2666
    by Roberto Bolano

28. A Single Man
    by Christopher Isherwood

29. Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems
    by Randall Maggs

30. Far To Go
    by Alison Pick

31. Gould's Book of Fish
    by Richard Flanagan

32. Fauna
    by Alissa York

33. Freedom
    by Jonathan Franzen

34. Sandra Beck
    by John Lavery

35. Annabel
    by Kathleen Winter

36. The Death of Donna Whalen
    by Michael Winter

37. Room
    by Emma Donoghue

38. Ghost Pine
    by Jeff Miller

39. L (and things come apart)
    by Ian Orti

40. The Bone Cage
    by Angie Abdou

41. Windstorm
    by Joe Denham

42. An Object of Beauty
    by Steve Martin

43. Burley Cross Postbox Theft
    by Nicola Barker

I start 2011 with the following books started in 2010 and still in progress:

• Voltaire's Bastards
  by John Ralston Saul

• Maggot: Poems
  by Paul Muldoon

• Patient Frame
  by Steven Heighton

• The Mill on the Floss
  by George Eliot

In 2009, I read 52 books, inspired a lot by great discussions and suggestions I found amongst the book blogging and reader community on Twitter. I didn't match my 2009 total - not even close, really ... but then, I have to ask again (as I did a year ago) are total numbers of books or pages really the point? What do you think?