I've posted one list of favorite books over at Brian's blog.  Here's a categorical list:

The best fiction book I read this year: The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas.

The best history book I read this year: The Reformation of Rights by John Witte.

The best theology book I read this year: Absolute Predestination by Jerome Zanchius.

The best economics book I read this year: Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt.

The best commentary on Scripture that I read this year: Joshua: No Falling Words by Dale Ralph Davis.

The worst book I read this year: The Shack by William Paul Young.

The most difficult book I read this year: Theodicy by Gottfried Liebnitz

The easiest/most fun book I read this year: I, Robot by Isaac Asimov

"It is precisely this which Satan is attempting in assailing infant baptism with such an army: that, once this testimony of God's grace is taken away from us, the promise which, through it, is put before our eyes may eventually vanish little by little.  From this would grow up not only an impious ungratefulness toward God's mercy but a certain negligence about instructing our children in piety.  For when we consider that immediately from birth God takes and acknowledges them as his children, we feel a strong stimulus to instruct them in an earnest fear of God and observance of the law.  Accordingly, unless we wish spitefully to obscure God's goodness, let us offer our infants to him, for he gives them a place among those of his family and household, that is, the members of the church."

Institutes Book 4, chap. XVII, sec. 32

57. Rediscovering Catechism - Donald van Dyken
58. Heretics of Dune - Frank Herbert
59. De Dialectica - Augustine
60. John Calvin: Humanist and Theologian - Basil Hall
61. First John - Gordon H. Clark
62. Chapterhouse Dune - Frank Herbert