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message 1: by Anne (new)

Anne (librarianguish) | 636 comments Mod
This folder is for a book that you own, but haven't read yet.

Nobody can help you on this one - it's all up to you!

But feel free to post a picture of your bookshelves full of unread books. :-)


message 2: by Teresa (new)

Teresa Kander Maximus by Richard L. Black


message 3: by Natália (new)

Natália Lopes (silkcaramel) Probably the third book in The Vampire Academy series, since I own the box set but only read the first two books so far.


message 4: by Frogli (new)

Frogli | 118 comments Soooo many to chose from! I think I will probably just pick something off my shelf that appeals to me at some point over the year


message 5: by Valerie (new)

Valerie | 280 comments I have such a large TBR pile, that this is going to be one of the easiest prompts!


message 6: by Amanda (new)

Amanda | 229 comments Depending on how my book reading is going I plan on either tackling "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett or if I'm behind I'll read a smaller option like "Beyond Reach" by Karin Slaughter.


message 7: by Margo (new)

Margo  (dandylines) Amanda wrote: "Depending on how my book reading is going I plan on either tackling "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett or if I'm behind I'll read a smaller option like "Beyond Reach" by Karin Slaughter."

I would highly recommend Pillars. I could hardly put it down.


message 8: by Margo (new)

Margo  (dandylines) The Right to Write: An Invitation and Initiation into the Writing Life
This has been sitting on my book shelf forever. I have been thinking about doing some spiritual (as opposed to religious) reading and Julia Cameron always has a spiritual element to her books.


message 9: by Teresa (last edited Jan 10, 2016 12:36PM) (new)

Teresa (teremazon) As usual, I am in two minds. I have hundreds of paperbacks I have not read yet, and thousands of electronic kindle books in my TBR. I have just signed up for the Mount TBR challenge to clear some of those this year (signed up for Mount Ararat -to clear at least 48-) but I have reduced the options here. I'll just have to make up my mind between

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

And Wild Man


message 10: by Teresa (new)

Teresa (teremazon) @Amanda, The Pillars of the Earth is so amazing, that since I've read it nearly 2 decades ago, I have never managed to go to a new city and nor remember it when I visit a new cathedral. I adore that book so much!!!!!


message 11: by Mary Sue (new)

Mary Sue Just finished The Girl on the Train. I had picked it up when it first came out and there was a lot of hype over it, but for some reason had not yet read it. I was disappointed. It took me quite some time to get into the book and I was not really drawn to any of the characters. I also figured out who did it quite early on, so there was no surprise ending for me.


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