I am now in year three of Tackling the TBR. Slowly but surely I have made big strides in getting by TBR under control. When I first started in 2019, my TBR was topping out at over 5,000 books. I don't know that I will ever get below 500, but a #BookDragon can dream!
I will be posting on the 7th, 14th, 21st, and the last day of the month. Feel free to join in if you'd like!
Previous Week's TBR Total: 2,838
Currently Reading
Books Added to TBR:
Books Removed from TBR: 11
Books Read
Books DNF-ed:
Duplicates Removed: 0
New TBR Total: 2,825
Any of these catch your eye? Have you already read any? Let me know!
Happy Reading!
Sarah
Yay books off the TBR! Unlocking the Past sounds pretty good!
ReplyDeleteI was really into it when I started reading, but got distracted by something else. I hope to get back to it this weekend after I crank out a couple reviews!
DeleteI'm always amazed that people can read so many books simultaneously. I have to concentrate on one - or at most two, one fiction and one nonfiction, which I'm doing at present.
ReplyDeleteI can only do it because I read so much non-fiction. It has been years since a fiction title has taken me longer than a couple hours to read, so those don't get backed-up so quickly.
DeleteSo the Chaucer one is pretty good huh? And yes you need to read Lights of Prague! What did you think of Never Saw Coming?
ReplyDeleteI liked it, even though I confess I have not read the Canterbury Tales in their entirety. it would be a neat volume to have as a companion read while diving into Chaucer's tales.
DeleteNever Saw me Coming was AMAZING. I love love LOVED it. You'll dig it.
Chaucer's People and Medieval Bodies both sound cool!
ReplyDeleteThe Chaucer one would be great to have while read the Canterbury Tales, like a nice little companion to give backstory to those who fill his pages.
DeleteMedieval Bodies was an odd little duck, having as much to do with artwork depicting the body in the Middle Ages as it did with actually discussing how the body was viewed.