Favorite Books of 2013

For the second year, I have met my goal of reading 50 books.  According to Goodreads, I read 18834 pages in 2013, which is actually 833 pages less than I read in 2012.  Granted, this is based on "date finished" and I have about 3 half-finished books right now.  Here are my top 11, grouped by 5-star ratings first, and then 4-star ratings in the second cluster:

• The Silver Linings Playbook - just such a great book.  Skip the movie! 
• Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible - history and fashion are a great combination.  Plus, I just love Tim Gunn on Project Runway, and his personality comes through in this book. 
• The Fault in Our Stars - this was my first John Green book, and I've since read most of his others.  TFIOS is still my favorite.  Make sure you have a box of Kleenex nearby. 
• Word Freak - Scrabble nerds unite!  Fun book about how crazy people can get about board games. 
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - I read the whole series this year, but book #4 was my favorite. 
• The Ocean at the End of the Lane - Neil Gaiman is an amazing author that I somehow didn't know about until a couple years ago.  This is his new book and I loved it.   

Attachments - Rainbow Rowell is an Omaha-native, and she's fabulous!  I read all 3 of her books this year, and am anxiously awaiting her next one in 2014.  Attachments was my favorite of the three.  Plus I got to meet the author twice at signings (here and here)
Warm Bodies - I thought this zombie/romance was unique and cleverly written.  And I actually liked the movie version, too.  Shocking, I know. 
The Astronaut Wives Club  - this was my last book of the year.  I finished it on NYE afternoon.  I didn't know a whole lot about the astronauts or their families, and this book was so interesting.  I'm 100% convinced that I couldn't handle being an astronaut wife.      
Mr. Penumbra's 24-hour Bookstore - pretty much any book that RA recommends is going to be a favorite.  This wasn't like anything else I've read, and it had me hooked from the beginning to the end. 
Gone Girl - it's a trendy book to like, but I liked it.   

2013 was a good year for reading good books.  I had more in the 5-star and 4-star range than usual.  Maybe that means I'm getting a better idea of what I will like?  I also had 2 books in the 1-star category, so I highly recommend you avoid The Casual Vacancy and Diamond in the Rough. 
What were your favorite books in 2013?  Any I should add to my list?