Book Talk

So many books, so little time…Of the 500+ books that I own, I’ve read maybe a half-dozen of them. They are all listed on LibraryThing. Most of the time, I swap them on Bookmooch or Bookins after I’ve read them. I plan to just give short reviews about them as  I complete the books so that I can keep a running list. I have taken on the “50 books challenge in 2009″ with Goodreads and the “75 books challenge in 2009″ with LibraryThing.


We absolutely love book sales, and one of the groups I joined on Goodreads introduced me to booksalefinder.com; it keeps us informed of when they are in our area.

A lot of the books I own, and eventually read are probably old news by now, but better blog about them later than never, right?

New for 2010: I’ve renewed my reading challenge within LibraryThing. Here’s the link. I’m also going to motivate myself to read more by updating my stack of current reads and TBR’s once a week. Let’s call it Friday Update of Reading Stacks (FURS). Happy reading!

2 responses on “Book Talk

  1. you are just like me , anyway i have 1000+ books in my flat, but i have opportunity of viewing covers all the time while i am running around for my work. anyway i am reading at least when i need to have a look though i am writing critical essays in my leasure other than giving priority to read, anyway …

    nice to read your blogs.

  2. I agree, book sales and other book events are fantastic. I love visiting bookstores, reading groups and writers’ circles. I talk to a lot of reading groups in libraries – it’s not ‘commercial’, the members can read my book as a library book and don’t need to buy it in order to read it, but I don’t mind that. I just enjoy meeting readers.

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