New Year's Reading Resolution

At Naomi's prompting I've decided that my New Year's resolution is to read at least one book a month. I tend to do most of my reading in shorter chunks ... online articles, newspapers, magazines, the back of the cereal box -- so this'll be a challenge. The first challenge however, is narrowing down my list. It turns out there are a lot of books I want to read. Here are the candidates (some of which I've started but never finished):

God on Mute -- Pete Greig
The Teammates -- David Halberstam
Now I Can Die in Peace -- Bill Simmons
What's He So Angry About? -- David Stoop
Irresistable Revolution -- Shane Claiborne
Evangelism & the Sovereignty of God -- J.I. Packer
The Lost Symbol -- Dan Brown
Please Understand Me II -- David Keirsey
Shepherding a Child's Heart -- Ted Tripp
Treasuring God in our Traditions -- Noel Piper
Brothers, We Are Not Professionals -- John Piper
Let the Nations Be Glad -- John Piper
Every Man's Battle -- Steven Arterburn
Wild At Heart -- John Ethridge
Why We're Not Emergent -- Kevin DeYoung & Ted Kluck
Blue Like Jazz -- Donald Miller
Velvet Elvis -- Rob Bell
Understanding Four Views on Baptism --ed. by John Armstrong
Notes From a Small Island -- Bill Bryson

And four I've read already but want to read again:
The Silence of Adam -- Larry Crabb
The Way of the Heart -- Henri Nouwen
Ruthless Trust -- Brennan Manning
Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire -- Jim Cymbala