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Livros – 2009

  1. “Pra não Esquecer” – Clarice Lispector
  2. “Da Liberdade do Cristão: Prefácios à Bíblia” – Martinho Lutero
  3. “A Menina que Roubava Livros” – Markus Zusak
  4. “O Mundo é Bárbaro” – Luis Fernando Verissimo
  5. “The 4-Hour Workweek” – Timothy Ferriss
  6. “A Cidade do Sol” – Khaled Hosseini
  7. “Play Piano in a Flash!” – Scott Houston
  8. “Eu sou o Mensageiro” – Markus Zusak
  9. “Laços de Família” – Clarice Lispector
  10. “O Livro dos Códigos” – Simon Singh
  11. “1984″ – George Orwell
  12. “Remember Me?” – Sophie Kinsella
  13. “Almost French” – Sarah Turnbull
  14. “Four Seasons in Rome” – Anthony Doerr
  15. “The Opt-Out Revolt: Why People Are Leaving Companies to Create Kaleidoscope Careers” – Lisa Mainiero
  16. “Coraline” – Neil Gaiman
  17. “Now, Discover Your Strenghts” – Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton
  18. “Inside Steve’s Brain” – Leander Kahney
  19. “The Cuckoo’s Egg” – Cliff Stoll
  20. “Agatha Raisin and The Haunted House” – M. C. Beaton
  21. “Marie Antoinette” – Antonia Fraser
  22. “The Calvin and Hobbes Tenth Anniversary Book” – Bill Watterson
  23. “Secrets of Digital Illustration” – Lawrence Zeeger
  24. “Petite Anglaise” – Catherine Sanderson
  25. “Café Le Dog” – Matt Cohen
  26. “High Heels and Homicide” – Kasey Michaels
  27. “O Poderoso Chefão” – Mario Puzo
  28. “Mais Comédias Para Ler na Escola” – Luis Fernando Verissimo
  29. “A Sombra do Vento” – Carlos Ruiz Zafón
  30. “Entre Ossos e a Escrita” – Maitê Proença
  31. “Understanding Exposure” – Bryan Peterson *não li inteiro*
  32. “The Other Boleyn Girl” – Philippa Gregory
  33. Comédias Brasileiras de Verão – Luis Fernando Verissimo
  34. Under the Duvet – Marian Keyes
  35. The Art of Deception – Kevin Mitnick
  36. 21: Bringing Down the House – Ben Mezrich
  37. The Edible Woman – Margaret Atwood
  38. The Art of Racing in the Rain – Garth Stein
  39. Felicidade Clandestina – Clarice Lispector
  40. Comecei: How Dogs Think – Stanley Coren

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