My 2025 Physical Tbr ๐
I have a problem!
I'm buying physical books at a faster rate than I'm reading them . I mostly read ebooks, but I often find it hard to resist a pretty cover.๐ I did stop buying books I was not planning on reading ASAP. However, that still leaves me with over 30 books that I have yet to read, so...
One of my goals this year is to put a dent through my physical tbr! I'm still very much a mood reader, so I'm not going to lie to myself and say I'm going to read all of these books in one sitting. But I do plan on adding those books to my monthly tbr throughout the year!
My mother gifted me a tree shelf last year, and although I originally planned to display my prettiest book on it, I decided to put the books I've yet to read on display (and the few special edition I own), in hopes that having them in my face would inspire me to pick them up.
On that note, here's a list of books I definitely plan on getting to this year! Some of the books I've had for years and some are recently bought or gifted.
How are your reading goals coming along this year? Have you read any of these books? If so, how was it?
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As avid readers, many of us face the daunting challenge of a towering TBR (to-be-read) pile, especially with the allure of beautiful book covers often leading to impromptu purchases. This article focuses on a personal journey of prioritizing physical books while balancing the convenience of eBooks. To motivate yourself in tackling your TBR pile, consider creating a dedicated reading space or display area for the books you wish to read, just like the author's beautiful tree shelf. This visual cue can serve as a gentle reminder to pick those books up rather than letting them gather dust. Organizing your TBR is key; try categorizing them by genre or priority. Engaging with the community through platforms like book clubs or reading challenges can also help keep you accountable. Participating in #bookwormsoflemon8 or #lemon8bookclub encourages discussions about books and can introduce you to new favorites. Additionally, tracking your reading progress can provide a sense of achievement as you check titles off your list. Remember, reading doesn't have to be a race. It's okay to approach your TBR with a mood-reading mindset, allowing your preferences to guide your choices, making the experience much more enjoyable. Whether it's a classic thatโs been on your shelf for years or a recently released novel, every read is a step forward. Happy reading!
I also need to read six crimson cranes