Books, unfinished and otherwised

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So, more than a month after I was all, "Oh, I'm going to finish at least two books before Christmas," I finally have progress. I forgot how working 9 to 5 is completely draining, even more so than working 4 p.m. to midnight, like I did when I was on the copy desk. :::is nostalgic:::

Anyways, books I've finished, books I'm reading and books I haven't started under the cut.
Finished
Red Hood's Revenge, Jim C. Hines
Diamond Secret, Suzanne Weyn
World Above, Cameron Dokey
Crimson Thread, Suzanne Weyn

In progress
The Physics of the Buffyverse, Jennifer Ouellette
Bleak House, Charles Dickens
Bitchfest, ed. Lisa Jervis & Andi Zeisler
Kim, Rudyard Kipling

Have Not Started Yet
The Luxe, Anna Godbersen
North & South, Elizabeth Gaskell
Remarkable Creatures, Tracy Chevalier
Classy: Be a Lady Not a Tramp, Derek Blasberg
Who is Mark Twain?, Mark Twain                            
The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott, Kelly O'Connor McNees
The Girl Who Played With Fire, Stieg Larsson
The Bourne Supremacy, Robert Ludlum
The Aquitaine Progression, Robert Ludlum
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde & Other stories, Robert Louis Stevenson
The War of the Worlds, H.G. Wells                                           
Margaret the Queen, Nigel Tranter                                
The Crystal Cave, Mary Stewart                                                          
This Rough Magic, Mary Stewart                                                       
Wildfire at Midnight, Mary Stewart                                            
Little Dorrit, Charles Dickens                                                         
The Moonstone, Wilkie Collins                                                          
The Time Machine & The Invisible Man, H.G. Wells                    

But I have in the last month or so, I've watched all of SPACED, which was awesome for a variety of reasons, including a) Simon Pegg, b) Jessica (Stevenson) Hynes, c) Nick Frost, d) Edgar Wright, e) unapologetic hate of 'Phantom Menace', f) Manny from Black Books, g) Jaffa Cakes, and h) how Dan Harmon clearly had this in mind when he developed Community. I've also watched through S3 of The I.T. Crowd, which is unmitigatedly silly and absurd. I have S2 of the original Life on Mars waiting atop the telly, as well as S5 of the new Who, with Matt Smith, so I can watch that. I'll be a busy, busy girl.