Vorlage:Croaton/Croaton-gelesen: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

*[[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2009|Archiv: Gelesen 2009]] | [[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2010|2010]] | [[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2011|2011]] | [[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2012|2012]] | [[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2013|2013]] | [[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2014|2014]] | [[Benutzer:Croaton/gelesen 2015|2015]]

'''Stephen King:''' ''[[Der Anschlag|11.22.63]]'' * [[Der Anschlag: Rezension|(4/5)]] | ''[[Finderlohn|Finders Keepers]]'' * [[Finderlohn: Rezension|(4/5)]] | ''[[Mind Control|End of Watch]]'' * [[Mind Control: Rezension|(2/5)]]

'''Agatha Christie:''' ''4.50 From Paddington'' (3/5) | '''Michael J. Sullivan:''' ''Zeitfuge'' * (4/5) | '''Ivar Leon Menger:''' ''Monster 83'' * (4/5) | '''Richard Thaler:''' ''Nudge'' (4/5) | '''Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner:''' ''Freakonomics'' (4/5) | '''Robert Kirkman & Jay Bonansinga''', ''The Walking Dead - Rise of the Governor'' * (5/5) | '''Tatiana de Rosnay:''' ''Elle s'appelait Sarah'' (5/5) | '''Jason Starr:''' ''Savage Lane'' * (4/5) | '''Patrick Senécal:''' ''Faims'' (3/5) | '''Pamela Druckerman:''' ''Warum französische Kinder keine Nervensägen sind'' (5/5) | '''[[Joe Hill]]:''' ''[[The Fireman]]'' (4/5) | '''Bill Bryson:''' ''The Road to Little Dribbling'' (4/5), ''A Short History of Nearly Everything'' (4/5), ''At Home'' (5/5), ''Made in America'' (5/5), ''Shakespeare'' (4/5), ''One Summer: 1927'' (5/5) | '''J.K. Rowling:''' ''Harry Potter and the Cursed Child'' (5/5) | '''William Sloane:''' ''To Walk the Night'' (4/5) | '''B.A. Paris:''' ''Behind Closed Doors'' * (5/5) | '''Ransom Riggs:''' ''Miss Pelegrine's Home for Peculiar Children'' (2/5) | '''Guillermo del Toro & Chuck Hogan:''' ''The Strain'' * (4/5) | '''Bram Stoker:''' ''Dracula'' * (4/5) | '''Andreas Eschbach:''' ''Teufelsgold'' * (4/5) | '''Phillip P. Peterson:''' ''Paradox'' * (5/5) | '''M.R. Carey:''' ''The Girl With All The Gifts'' (5/5)<br>[Abgebrochen: [[Peter Straub]], ''Ghost Story'' | John Irving, ''The Hotel New Hempshire'' | Emily Bronte, ''Wuthering Heights'']

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