📚 Reading books is definitely a hobby…

If you’re anything like me, your TBR list—the collection of books you plan to read—is growing at an unstoppable pace. It’s almost a hobby in itself, balancing the excitement of discovering new books with the guilt of accumulated unread volumes. I’ve learned that this is a common experience among avid readers and book lovers worldwide. Walking into a bookstore or scrolling through book recommendations online often triggers the irresistible urge to buy just one more book. There’s something thrilling about knowing that each new book on your shelf represents a future journey or story waiting just for you. This mix of anticipation and possibility turns unread books into cherished treasures. Interestingly, having a large TBR doesn’t necessarily mean you’re falling behind. It can be a reflection of your passion for literature and eagerness to explore new genres, authors, and ideas. Many readers find comfort in the presence of their growing collections, as these books offer an endless supply of inspiration and escapism. Personally, I’ve found that organizing my TBR helps me manage my reading goals without diminishing the joy of collecting. I keep a list and set small, achievable targets to read through my collection, blending enjoying new purchases with revisiting older finds. This approach turns the seemingly overwhelming pile of books into a manageable, enjoyable library. Have you checked out "Ti Wo Secret?" by Frieda McFadden? It’s one of the many gems I recently added to my TBR. Titles like these exemplify how curated recommendations keep fueling our love for books, even if we’re not reading as fast as we buy. So, are you a reader who balances reading with collecting, or do you find yourself a dedicated book collector? Either way, remember that every unread book on your shelf is a future adventure waiting to unfold—the perfect remedy for any book lover’s dilemma.