Mount TBR 2021 discussion

Reading’s my game and climbing’s my aim, so I’m ready to try for another mountain in 2021. Last year, I worked on my Kindle backlog, and this year I’m planning to focus on physical books. You can’t trip over a pile of books in cyberspace ;).

The path up the mountain starts here.

1) Analects, Confucius
2) The So Blue Marble, Dorothy Hughes
3) Five Windows, D. E. Stevenson (Kindle)
4) Monkey Subdues the White-Bone Demon, Hsing-Pei Wang
5) Dialogues of the Dead, Reginald Hill
6) Falling Star, Patricia Moyes
7) A Six-Letter Word for Death, Patricia Moyes
8) The Nantucket Diet Murders, Virginia Rich
9) Wolf to the Slaughter, Ruth Rendell
10) Death and the Dancing Footman, Ngaio Marsh
11) Endless Night, Agatha Christie
12) The Lady in the Lake, Raymond Chandler
13) Taking Turns: Stories from HIV/AIDS Care Unit 371, MK Czerwiec
14) You Don’t Own Me, Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke
15) Another One Goes Tonight, Peter Lovesey
16) The Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes, Neil Gaiman
17) QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter, Richard Feynman
18) The Omni-Americans, Albert Murray
19) Stomping the Blues, Albert Murray
20) A Better Man, Louise Penny
21) Nothing Venture, Patricia Wentworth (Kindle)
22) This Rough Magic, Mary Stewart (Kindle)
23) The Novel Habits of Happiness, Alexander McCall Smith
24) Clouds of Witness, Dorothy Sayers (audiobook)
25) Beyond the Black Stump, Nevil Shute (Kindle)
26) Enter the Saint, Leslie Charteris (Kindle)
27) The Late Scholar, Jill Paton Walsh (Kindle)
28) Smoke Detector, Eric Wright (Kindle)
29) The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine, Alexander McCall Smith
30) Crocodile on the Sandbank, Elizabeth Peters (audiobook)
31) Pages from the Goncourt Journals, Edmond de Goncourt, translated Robert Baldick
32) The Real Sherlock, Lucinda Hawksley (audiobook)
33) The Black Moth, Georgette Heyer (Kindle)
34) Smouldering Fires, D. E. Stevenson (Kindle)
35) In a Lonely Place, Dorothy B. Hughes
36) The Last Dance, Ed McBain (Kindle)
37) Allegria, Giuseppe Ungaretti
38) The Decameron, Giovanni Boccaccio
39). Animalphabet, Metropolitan Museum of Art
40). The Pursuit of Love, Nancy Mitford
41) All the Devils Are Here, Louise Penny
42) The Daily Henry David Thoreau, edited by Laura Dassow Walls (Kindle)
43) The Reluctant Dragon, Kenneth Grahame
44) Valentino and Sagittarius, Natalia Ginzburg, translated Avril Bardoni
45) Fearn, Linda Dove

You're getting close!!

I didn’t quite make it, but I got close enough to see the top ;). I’ll take it!