What's on your nightstand? (September)

I'm not going to push myself next month--instead, I plan to read purely for enjoyment.

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So, I'll continue listening to Anna Karenina, which I've been inching through this month. It's so different from War and Peace! After the grinding battle scenes of that novel, I would never have guessed that Tolstoy could write a purely social tale.
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Then, I've been meaning to read the next Lady Julia Grey mystery. Thank goodness I found this pink cover. The original design is hideously Harlequin. Now, thanks to the alternate image, I really want to read Silent on the Moor!
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And finally, there are five YA titles coming in at the library. Catching Fire, which I've been waiting for all year!
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The Miles Between, because I really liked Pearson's The Adoration of Jenna Fox;
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A Season of Gifts, because hello! It's about Grandma Dowdel;
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and The Unfinished Angel, because I worshiped Creech as a teenager. Let's hope this novel channels her early work.
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Oh, also, Be a Genie in Six Easy Steps, because it purports to be to Nesbit what Any Which Wall is to Eager. How could I resist?


What about your nightstand?