We will be waiting for you to come and tell us how many books you took out.I am going to take my books back to the library this morning.
I will not take anymore books out. I will not take anymore books out. I will not take anymore books out.
I have a KU free 3 months. I want to maximise it. I will not take anymore books out.
I really liked We Could Be So Good by Cat Sebastian. I have also heard good things about You Should Be So Lucky by the same author but I haven't read it yet!Apparently I’m still in my gay romance era so in an effort to stop reading so many trashy fan fics, does anyone have any recommendations for m/m romances?
It went down really well here when it first came out. Yes you have to suspend belief at times but it’s a good read. The second one is almost as good and the third is a bit pants.I started The Housemaid, I couldn’t be doing with seeing some of the things a mile off, is it worth sticking with?!
I loved it but I read it with no expectations which appears to be the key to me loving a book nowadays.Folks, I’m about a third of the way through Talking at Night and maybe my expectations were too high but I’m just finding it entirely meh.
I finished it last week, I liked it!A bit slow with reading this week but loving Family Experiment so far, so much to think about. Has anyone else read it recently?
I thought it was fine, enjoyable enough and a quickish read but not one I would recommend.Folks, I’m about a third of the way through Talking at Night and maybe my expectations were too high but I’m just finding it entirely meh.
I’m about halfway through and enjoying it. I have a couple more of his books on my kindle, I think I’ll bump them up the TBR!I finished it last week, I liked it!
Like you StephenTJackson I have done a little book shelf clear out by getting rid of some books that I either don't want to keep, some books that I DNFed and some books that I haven't read but now have no intention of ever reading. I have got a nice stack for the charity shops but as the table top/car boot that me and my mum go to is opening up again in September we will put some books on there for 30p each or 4 for a pound as usually we sell a fair few.Have done myself a little book shelf clear out. Got some books I've read I don't want to keep, some dnf books and some books I've not read, but no longer have the desire to read. Got a nice box ready for charity shop.
But I still have a daunting number of books on the shelves to read. 🫣
Also when I take them to charity shop I can have a look for some more books.![]()
My favourite charity shop is 4 for £1. So if I find one book, I then have to find another 3.Like you StephenTJackson I have done a little book shelf clear out by getting rid of some books that I either don't want to keep, some books that I DNFed and some books that I haven't read but now have no intention of ever reading. I have got a nice stack for the charity shops but as the table top/car boot that me and my mum go to is opening up again in September we will put some books on there for 30p each or 4 for a pound as usually we sell a fair few.
However, I still have a daunting number of books on my shelves that I need to read but even though I am reading books I feel like the number of books on my shelves isn't going down any.
The problem with me is that when I go to the charity shops I often see a book that I like and immediately buy it without any second thought.
Exactly and then it's annoying if you can't find another 3 books to make up the pound.My favourite charity shop is 4 for £1. So if I find one book, I then have to find another 3.
this is also me in the works with their 3 for £6 booksExactly and then it's annoying if you can't find another 3 books to make up the pound.
At the moment I'm just reading books that are on my shelves however my problem is that if I enjoy the book so much I end up keeping it and it just remains on my bookshelf.doing garbaugust again this year purely to read all these random the works purchases that are taking up valuable bookshelf space
same! i’ve learnt to be a little more brutal when i do my library inventory and think “did i LOVE this? will i reread it? do i want to own it forever?” if the answer to any of those is no then i donate it. i am lucky to have a lot of bookshelves though!At the moment I'm just reading books that are on my bookshelves however my problem is that if I enjoy the book so much I end up keeping it and therefore it just remains on my bookshelf.