Monday, May 13, 2019

Tackling the TBR Week 18: May 8-May 14, 2019


Each week I will be keeping track of books that I have read from my TBR. I have a huge backlog of books and often end up reading new books that are not even on my list, instead of trying to whittle down the list that continues to balloon up on Goodreads. Chuckles had the idea first, and we are going to use this as a chance to encourage each other to get those books read instead of always grabbing new ones and thus never making a dent in the physical and digital stacks we already have. It will also give us a chance to take a good look at our lists and see if there are ones we are no longer interested in. We will be posting on the 7th, 14th, 21st, and the last day of the month.

Previous Week's TBR Total: 3,442

Books Added to TBR: 3

Books Removed from TBR: 18

Currently Reading: 10

Books Read: 9

Books DNF-ed: 0

Duplicates Removed: 0

Rereads: 0

New TBR Total: 3,418

Is your TBR under control, or a hot mess like mine? Though, to be fair to myself and honor my progress, this list is not nearly as big a hot mess as before Chuckles and I started this adventure!

Happy Reading!
Sarah

6 comments:

  1. I read 3 from my TBR last week. Who knows how many I added!

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  2. A new Titanic book to look out for:

    The Ship of Dreams: The Sinking of the Titanic and the End of the Edwardian Era by Gareth Russell


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    1. YES! It is on my TBR already. I really like Gareth Russell's works. His bio of Katherine Howard, Young and Damned and Fair is AMAZING. I feel so deeply for her and the awful situation she was put into, and it angers me how terribly she has been treated by the passage of time. She was barely more than a child, perhaps as young as fifteen when she married Henry. It was not fair to her.

      Okay, sorry for the rant. But it is a good book and I am super excited to read his book about Titanic :)

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  3. Good job Sarah! I think we're both doing really well with the challenge. I think by the end of the year we can look back and feel pretty smug about progress!

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    1. Yes, we shall have to have a party. Albeit, an online one, where we can congratulate each other and reward ourselves with MORE BOOKS! I think I will be able to make an even bigger dent this summer, particularly on days where Eleanor is at the various camps she wants to do. I think we are doing just swimmingly thus far!

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