Share Your TBR Pile

I finally took a picture of my TBR pile. I knew it was past time to figure out a new way to shelf all my books since my shelves are over full. I decided while I was moving most of my books around, I might as well do this first since I was curious how high the pile would reach. As it turns out, I couldn't stack them to the ceiling because the ceiling wasn't high enough, so I stacked them in two rows. Here is my TBR pile: 119 books



Unfortunately, my TBR pile literally attacked me when I removed a pile of the very top books on one side...Half of the pile fell on me!

I understand if no one wants to post photos of their TBR piles. I thought this was simply something fun to do. Also, I was curious.

HOLY COW!!! That's really cool (and a bit scary...) Hope you weren't injured to badly!

My TBR list is mostly virtual as the books I tag "TBR" are generally the titles I look for on my library trips.

LOL! I'm sorry for laughing, I'm just picturing Kerian buried under a pile of books as the kittens play on top of the pile and various family members walk by her door shaking their heads and muttering, "That girl. Always with her nose in a book." :o)

Wow K. I am not sure I want to know about my TBR but maybe . . . if I get to unpacking my books this weekend I will try and make a stack to make you feel better or at least in good company.

I am sometimes afraid my books might crash through to the apartment below. Hmm. I hope you are not seriously injured.

#2 el:
Thanks! It was mainly one of my hands that got hurt, but it was fine after a few minutes. :)
I've heard of different ways of having a TBR pile. Yours sounds safer. ;)

#3 JP:
KIK! I'm still laughing. None of the cats dared to go back in the kitchen after that. They were too scared.

#4 Mar:
Can't wait to see it if you can stack some. Just make sure you stack them when no one's around to tell you "no more books!" ;)
My worry is of some of our bookshelves falling forward away from the walls. Thank you, I'm fine. :)

As most of you know, the majority of my pile is still residing in boxes. When I move in a couple of months, I'll try to remember to make a pile and take a pic!

Kerian - I love looking at book piles and yours are very nice :-)

It took me over an hour to put away my books this morning after my own ill-fated attempts at getting a piccy for the book pile contest. According to my tags I have 230+ books to be read and I can't imagine pulling them all out and putting them all away twice in one day LOL

Maybe on my next vacation....

#6 bib:
I'm sorry your books are all in boxes. Soon enough they will be free of them. I can't wait to see your TBR pile or bookshelves. :)

#7 Jenson:
Thank you! Wow, that's a lot of TBR books! Heehee, it would take vacation time, wouldn't it? ;) Good luck in the book pile contest! :)

Kerian - Actually, I didn't get a good enough picture to go in the contest. First I covered my circular staircase in books and took pictures from the top. Unfortunately either my kids were in the way or there was too much junk in the picture. By the time I got everything cleared out my cat tried to run up the stairs and knocked the bottom four stairs down! Then my son had the idea of burying me in my books, which is why it took so long for me to put everything away afterward. A good idea, but I hate pictures of myself and can't bear to put them up for the contest :(

Sorry your pictures didn't work out! There's a full week still before the deadline, I think. Maybe you can try again before then.

#9: What if you just made a pile of books over yourself and either angle it so only your feet can be seen sticking out, or just make the pile with your shoes coming out of the bottom, ala the Wicked Witch of the East?

My actual pile is pretty small, though I have lots of TBRs -- I just generally keep a list, intending to check them out of the library. Right now I have the following in my stack:

Babylonne
Peeps
Dedication
The London Eye Mystery
Nobody's Princess

I have a bigger TBR pile than Foggi? Weird. I would love to share a picture, but I really don't feel like taking the time to arrange the books, take the photo, remember what my Flickr account is, upload the photo, and link it. So you'll just have to deal with a bulleted list.

The Invention of Hugo Cabret

The Looking Glass Wars

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

Hatching Magic

Coraline

Bloody Jack

Raven Rise

Larklight

Pagan's Crusade

Undine

Mister Monday

The Floating Island

The Shape-Changer's Wife by Sharon Shinn

Preludes & Nocturnes

Wicked (Ugh. Couldn't do it.)

The Hound of Rowan

Lets see how many of those touchstone.

ETA: Instead of updating with a new post every time I finish/add a book, I'm just going to edit title into the list and strike the ones I've finished.

RE #1

Wow, K. I see some great books in that stack. I hope you're able to tackle them soon.

#5: K, the threat of "no more books!" is exactly why I do not now, and probably never will, have a traceable TBR pile - Mare's already pulled out the "but how many of these do you still need to read???" when I run across something new on here to add to my wishlist :)

Thankfully, BookMooch and PBS have the added benefit of getting rid of books I won't read or have already, which she's all in favor of - she's a reader too, but sometimes you wouldn't know it! So... Practical. *shudder*

;)

#14 Espy:
I'm glad to hear that about them! I'm not so sure I'll tackle them all soon, but hopefully I'll read them all. ;) (The Looking Glass Wars is in my TBR pile, too. :)

#15 laia:
I would say that's a very good reason to keep your TBR pile a mystery. When my sisters saw how many books I have in my TBR pile, they said I can't buy any more books. (As though I have to listen! ;) I agree, BM and PBS are great for that! How do you the two of you feel about rereads?

I'm bumping this so it isn't forever lost to the ether of LT. Any new additions out there?

sorry no photos. But i did enjoy reading this thread. I especially liked the quote in #3: "That girl. Always with a book up her nose".

>11 jugglingpaynes: That's a great idea, LOL! I'll have to keep it in mind for the next pile contest.

BookMooch is part of the reason why my tbr pile is so large. Somehow I seem to have mooched a lot more than I've given away. Not sure how that happened!

My TBR pile is pretty much everything on my shelves!! OK, not quite everything, but it was incredible when I moved house realising how many I still hadn't read because I keep buying new ones!

Great pic K :-)

#19 Jenson:
BookMooch really increased my TBR pile, too. I've mooched at least twenty-five more books than I've given away. I've been wondering how that happened, too!

#20 LadyN:
Thank you! :)

My TBR pile reached the 120s last week, but I think it's down to 117 now.

I was bored today, so rather than read my TBR, I decided to put it all on one bookcase and take a picture of it!



That's about 120 books. I acquired the nice black set of classics on the bottom shelves only a few months ago, and another 20 or so at a recent library sale, but many of these books have been TBR for years!

nice collection Katcache! I wish I could get a set like that. Don't worry about classics when they are in your TBR pile, they will always be classics.

#22 Kat_Cache:
That was smart of you to use a bookshelf! :)

#22 - At first glance I thought it was your goal to read through the Encyclopedia. ;)

So I'm desperately behind on my reading now that I'm doing alterations, teaching, coaching cross country, and doing barn chores. I don't have a picture of the pile, but on my immediate TBR list are the following:

Eclipse (which is next to be started)
Breaking Dawn (obviously after finishing Eclipse)
Victory of Eagles
Keturah and Lord Death
Birdwing
A Curse as Dark as Gold
The Hiding Place
30 Days to Understanding the Bible (mosty about the geography, how it all fits into modern stuff, which books are the same story as which others from a different perspective, chronology, etc)

I always have loads of books in mind to read next, but I don't usually have this many that I intend to start more or less right now. It doesn't help that I'm already reading 9 other books. I miss summer!!

I reread Eclipse and read Breaking Dawn this weekend! Obviously, that's all I did this weekend. ;) But it was great!

#1 Wow, that's an impressive pile. And KIK about the books attacking you.

#3 Lol

I have a lot of TBR books, although not as many as Kerian (thankfully). I didn't count them all, but I did count one shelf. It had 20 TBR books. I also have a big TBRR pile.

ok, I had to do a preliminary count just to see. My TBR pile stands at about 105 currently owned books, with at least 20 or so TBRs that I don't yet own, plus about 15 that are on their way via swapping sites. Yikes!!!

#29 Whoa. That's a lot. I'm guessing I have 20...40.....50......70........close to 80 books in my TBR pile. Hmmm...I didn't think I had that many but now that I look at my shelves...Dang! I could have more.

I don't count the books I don't have though. Since I don't own them, then I can't put them in a pile (haha). Those are more like TBB (To Be Bought).

ETA: 30, again!
ETAA: LT's eating my words! I'm trying to put close but it disappeared and now all it shows is the c and then some periods after it. Bad LT!

Yay! I fixed it!

Most of my tbr books are tagged that way in my library; however, I've been adding lots of books recently that I have not tagged yet, plus I wanted to add a reread to my tbr pile. Since I'm in school, this mounting list will have to wait until Christmas vacation and next summer (ugg). Here it goes:

Lord of the Rings (a reread, which I was planning on doing before I read the group discussion thread)
other J.R.R. Tolkien materials
Catch 22
Charlie Bone and the Shadow
Michael Phelps' new book (arrives in Dec.)
Harry, A History
Tales of Beedle the Bard
Eat This, Not That for Kids
Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer
Shape of Mercy
Barry Strauss' The Trojan War
Ulysses Found
The Alienist
Ultimate Hard Bastards
Atonement
Atlas Shrugged
Anthem
and the list goes on...

So my TBR pile has been thrown all out of whack for reasons I shall explain tomorrow on some other thread tomorrow if I get a minute and am not so tired. So expect a new post with my updates sometime in the near future.

*Snatches Resurrection Stone off of the floor where the last person dropped it.*

Time to resurrect this thread. How are your TBR piles people? Mine is in a constant state of flux, but here is what it's doing right now Note: These aren't in the order that I plan on reading them, just the order that I saw them and wrote them down. Maybe some day I'll be able to upload a picture, but the pile is small enough not to bother right now. Also it's full of Library books, which by their very nature have a short shelf life.

Seeing Redd

Speaker for the Dead

Furies of Calderon

Grave Peril

Night Watch

Dragon and Thief

Holdovers from the previous list are,

The Shape-Changer's Wife by Sharon Shinn

Preludes and Nocturnes

The Hound of Rowan

What's in your TBR pile now?

*Places Resurrection Stone right back where he found it*

I have 38 books tagged "tbr" in my library; however, it feels like I have myriad of books that I should read/ would like to read/ should be tagged "tbr." My list includes:
Alice in Wonderland
Charlie Bone and the Shadow
Tales of Beedle the Bard
The Deathly Hallows Lectures
The World According to Lucy
Taken by Edward Bloor
Black Magician Trilogy
and the list goes ever on...

It seems as though every time I log on to LT, I find at least 1 book to add to my tbr pile. I'm so ready for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays to get to the library and check out a bazillion books to lower my tbr pile ( although, by then I might find another bazillion books to keep adding to my tbr pile).

I agree - LT is dangerous for your TBR list. So is the library. I always bring home more than I actually read.

After unpacking my books I did a count and I have over 100 TBRs, which has nothing to do with my wishlist, which has about 20 books on it at the moment.

My books are tagged tbr, ntbr (mostly for reference and cookbooks but for some I'm just not going to read), read, and started.

I have 571 tbr books.

#35- You are so right about the library. Sometimes I feel like all I do is take the books out for a walk, because by the time I'm ready to read them they're due back (and that's with a renewal).

#33 Espy:
Seeing Redd is in my TBR pile, too. I bought the second book before reading the first one.

#34 wingert:
Thanks! I've added a book to my wishlist from the books you've listed in your post. ;) The Deathly Hallows Lectures looks very interesting!

#36 bib:
How do you manage only twenty books on your wishlist? Do you limit yourself until you've either bought some of them or have read other books you own? I'm impressed, btw! Also, congrats on being able to reach your TBR pile at last. I'm excited for you! :)

#38 jp:
That's part of the reason why I stopped going to libraries. I always had the same problem. I usually ended up renewing my checked out books, sometimes for the limit of two renewals for some of the books. Funny enough, I would still not get some of them read by that time.

My TBR pile now has 133 books in it. I'm not sure for my wishlist since I have wishlists on different book sites. There are six books that are pending from my wishlist to TBR pile. Some books I own and want to read soon are:
Brisingr
Inkspell
Manfield Park *
Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass (my copies are a two-in-one)
Castle in the Air
The Amulet of Samarkand

* touchstone down

#39: Those are just the books that I've actually taken the time to look up on Amazon and add to my wishlist, there are thousands of books that are on my mental wishlist. It's really a matter of what I'm thinking about when I have access to the internet and time to go a-wishlistn'

Kerian-
That book came from my Aamzon wishlist/ account, as something I would like since I ordered Tales of Beedle the Bard and Melissa Anelli's "Harry, a History." I also found a few other HP-related books on Amazon that are on my tbr pile: How Harry Cast his Spell by John Granger (I really like his analysis of HP), Making of Potterverse: a Month-by-Month look at Harry's First Ten Years by Scott Thomas, and Fandom of Magical Proportions: an Unauthorized History of the Harry Potter Fandom by Erin Pyne.

About the whole library issue: I'm glad I'm a library employee and don't accrue fines, otherwise I'd have about $30 in fines all the time.

#40 bib:
Too true. Who has time to add every wishlist book to an actual list they can look up? I can't, either.

#41 wingert:
KIK, Harry, a History! I love the title. Regarding John Granger, I find his last name a little amusing. ;)

I paid all library fines last January. It was $12. I'm not sure how much it was when I was younger but I remember being severely punished by an ex-step father for having fines as a teenager. He had made me feel so awful that I felt sure every librarian knew I had had late fees just by looking at me which never failed to embarrass me. It took me eight years to ever step foot in a library again.

Nonsense, Kerian. Librarians only know you have fines when you hand them your library card. This is why it is important to not let anyone else anywhere near your library card.

Actually, most librarians don't mind if you have fines, as long as you're willing to pay them! After all, when people pay fines, it gives us more money to spend buying books for the library!

Foggi, What about if the book has holds? I am never going to finish Brisingr by Friday and I can't renew it because of the people waiting. :(

What will they do if you don't take it in? Track you down? Call the FBI? JK ;p I guess they could take you off any waiting lists that you're on.

Our public librarians would give you the evil eye when you brought it in, but (as a teacher) I'm immune.

kirby's right, comp. Our librarians have suggested that to me. It may annoy the next person waiting for your book, but if you don't mind paying the fine, just keep it. Our library's book fine is five or ten cents a day, so I don't worry about handing it in late.

On the other hand, videos and DVD's are a dollar a day when they are late. I make sure I turn those in, watched or not.

Of course I might kill you because I'm in line for the book… wait, different library.

#43-44:
Thanks! ;)

#47 jp:
That's a much better late fine for books than what we have here. It's $.25/day.

#48 espy:
KIK!

My TBR pile turned into 136 books a little while after I posted. I got three books in the mail: one BookMooch book, one PaperBackSwap book, and one Early Reviewer book.

DVD late fees here can be up to $6 a day. If you keep a couple of them out for a more than a few days, you need to leave town in the middle of the night and change your identity.

But you have to be careful with your library late fees, didn't anyone read this?!

She looks so happy!

I know! She's probably thinking about how ridiculous it all is!

Yes, she probably did. I was reading some of the comments. Wow.
Apparently they let her go when she paid the Library fine, not a court fine.

I read that when it was first up.
Your tax dollars at work.
Frankly, I think they went over the top a bit with arresting her, but you can see that she doesn't take any of it seriously anyway, which is probably what provoked the library into such extreme action.

I kept waiting to hear the whole thing was a joke (April Fools Day or something) while reading the link.

Ok so I went to the booksale at my library today and took these title off my wishlist and added them to my TBR list:
Anna Karenina
You Suck: A Love Story
Jester
The Chronicles of Narnia
White Oleander
Alice in Wonderland
Through the Looking Glass
Needful Things
Oliver Twist
Bitter Blood
Alanna: The First Adventure
Zodiac
Into the GardenEragon and Eldest
Daughters of the moon: Possession
Daughters of the Moon: Into the Cold Fire
Girls in Pants the third summer of the sisterhood
Beach Road
Cold Fire
Inkspell
Wicked The Life and times of the Wicked Witch of the West
Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister
Lost
Floweres in the Attic
The Amulet of Samarkand

Lots of good books there, Bella!

Thanks Foggi I am looking forward to reading them all. I have just started The Amulet of Samarkand.

I agree with foggi. Those are good books! :)

My TBR pile is 141 books now. I bought one and got four in the mail this week.

I just discovered a shelf full of books that I had not entered into LT (I had my reasons at the time, but I just decided it was silly to have them sitting on my shelf ever since January and not have them entered in my catalog). So, that substantially increased the number of books tagged "unread" in my catalog. *sigh* So many books, so little time.

That's a book, too.

--> So Many Books, So Little Time

;)

The picture on the front of that looks like me, completely surrounded by books!

#62: After reading the description I'm feeling that that book needs to go on my wishlist. Ironic.

57- You have the best library book sales, Bella!

lol... tell me about it... I went there with low expectations but actually found a lot of great picks. I am going back tomorrow because the lovely librarian informed me that they are putting out a bunch of new books tomorrow and discounting them all!

I went to a used bookstore this weekend and found The Book of Lost Things sitting on a shelf. Not knowing what it was about, I picked it up to read the sleeves, decided to buy it, put the secret bookstore giftcard to my mother inside the book, and lost the book! This is the bit of good news: I had worried the envelope with the giftcard inside would slip out of the pages so I removed the card from the envelope and put it in my wallet. Luckily her giftcard is saved, but as to the book? It is among the lost things. MrA must have cursed all copies of the book. ;)

#67 K, I'm sad for you! It's one of my all-time favorites! I hope you eventually get to read it.

Ha ha ha ha!!! I've got to find that book so I can lose it too. ;)

I hope so, too, lefty! That makes me want to read it even more.

Kik, kirby. Give it a try and we shall see what happens, won't we? ;)

I'm having fun putting some of my TBR books into my 999 challenge for next year. I'm also BookMooching some of the titles for my "Epidemiology" category and BookMooched 7 out of 9 titles for my "Ghost Story" category.

time to update my TBR pile:

Speaker for the Dead

Furies of Calderon

Night Watch

Dragon and Thief

Un Lun Dun

Evil Genius

Peeps

Life As We Knew It

The Shape-Changer's Wife

Preludes and Nocturnes

The Hound of Rowan

My TBR short-list at the moment:

Happenstance Found (an advance reader copy that I need to review)
A Curse As Dark As Gold
Magic's Child
Into the Woods
Cybele's Secret
Pirate Emperor

This is the real struggle for me:
Brisingr

A scary thought...A part of me wants to cut the book in two so I can carry half of it around with me to read now, and read the other half of it once I'm done with that. Books need to be portable! And yet, when it came to reading HP books 4-7 my first time around reading each (and even Breaking Dawn), they all went with me everywhere. Maybe I will read it when not chatting on Wednesday.

ETA:
I just clicked some of those books, foggi. I didn't know you've read some books in Magic or Madness series. The first one in the series is in my TBR pile. I bought it in NY. :)

Is The Magic or Madness series any good? I've never even heard of them.

#75 -- I'd say that they're good but not great. They do tie in some cool mathematics concepts (and I'm not a math person at all, so when I appreciate a book's use of numbers, you know it has to be good). They're quick reads with a different take on magic than anything else I've read, so if what I've said so far sounds interesting, you might want to give the first book (Magic or Madness) a try.

My TBR shelves


As you can see, each shelf is doubled up.

I like the "ta-dah!" curtains.

TBR... presto, no TBR!

Kerian - I always use a backpack when I'm out so I can carry those big books in my hands. Funny thing is - I'm probably steadier on my feet while I'm walking and reading, than I am when I'm just walking.

MrA: The curtains are just to make my closet seem like a seperate part of the room. And they hide my clothes.

Are those Harry Potter books I see in your TBR? Fun, good reading!

Twilight, too?

And, from your flickr page, what is TBRA? As opposed to TBR?

I'm not Kirby, but I think it means To Be Read Again.

To be read aloud?
To be read anon?
To be read actively?
To be read ASAP?

The last would then be TBRASAP. That's a lot of things standing for something.

I finally have an official count of books TBR that I don't own: 77. I haven't been brave enough to count the books I own that are TBR. That would probably make me feel guilty about buying new books at the library book sale this weekend. Can't have that!

*giggle* Yes my TBRA means To Be Read Again.

Kirby, I am glad you mean TBRA! Harry Potter books...! ;)

Donna, I am probably the opposite. ;) Cars don't watch for predestrians much these days it seems so I probably sadly need my eyes off book pages where I live. The last street I cross before going to work is a busy mall street. I think a pedestrian will die there before they put in a side walk or cross walk. Otherwise....have you seen NY drivers? Good thing I am in CA. In NY they want to kill people on the roads, or something! ;)
*ducks*
JP is an excellent driver, btw!

"In NY they want to kill people on the roads." It's true. This is why I hate walking around the city. Here in the suburbs I don't even feel safe on the sidewalks (when I can find one).

due to this thread I now have an amazon wishlist of 42 and an amazon baby registry of 53 (all books)

Ok I'm new at this so Hello everyone! my TBR list is as follows (not necessarily in that order):

Breakfast at Tiffannys by Truman Capote
spiderwick the field guide by Holly Black
Love in the time of Cholera by Gabriel García Márquez
Cortos by Alberto Fuguet
The runaway jury by John Grisham
The Night watch by Sergei Lukyanenko
Angelas Ashes by Frank McCourt
The one thing more by Anne Perry
Tales of the otori by Lian Hearn
Human Croquet by Kate Atkinson
The Burning Times by Jeanne Kalogridis
Grimpow by Rafael Ábalos
Los Reyes Malditos VII by Maurice Druon
Caballo de Troya 1 by J. J. Benítez
Caballo de Troya 2 by J.J. Benítez
Caballeros de la Vera Cruz by David Camus
The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Cronica de una muerte anunciada by Gabriel García Márquez
María by Jorge Isaacs
Wilt In Nowhere by Tom Sharpe
One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson
Hurting Distance by Sophie Hannah
A Quiet Life by Beryl Bainbridge
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Emma by Jane Austen
Restless by William Boyd
The Life and Death of Harriet Frean by May Sinclair
My Life As a fake by Peter Carey

wow that was longer than i thought. As u can see my tastes in books are very eclectic. Which one would u recommend me to read next? i have trouble when it comes to choose my next book to read. Thanks.

Hi, Reneld. Welcome to the group! I loved Pride and Prejudice. Angela's Ashes was also very good. I hope you enjoy them! :)

For some reasn, I feel like read lots of WWI/ Nazi-related books. Maybe it's becuase I saw the trailer for Valkyrie or becuase the latest episode of MuggleCast is discussing politics Potter-style, including WWII references.
Great! more books to add to my already overgrown tbr list!

#90 > Thanks K!, I'll read them next then, right after i finish the ones I'm reading now

#91 wing, Have you read The Book Thief? It's fiction, but one of my favorite Nazi-related books.

It's on my tbr list.

WOW THAT IS FREAKING CRAZY LMFAO

I hate to let a good thread die... so... *resurrection stone*.

So, I got a package today that contained a number of books in a certain SciFi series that I need to read, and they've been added to the list. Meaning that I think this is as big as my TBR pile has gotten yet.

Science Fair

Xenocide

Children of the Mind

Ender's Shadow

Shadow of the Hegemon

Shadow Puppets

Shadow of the Giant

Book One of the Travelers

Hidden Empire

Heroes of the Valley

Bloodhound

Back to Protein

Skullduggery Pleasant

And I'm sure there are more, but that's what I have right now.

TBR (35)

And there are two more boxes of books in the spare room, from the last two book fairs we went to. Yesterday we got an email reminding us when the next two book fairs are on. I'm almost afraid to go.

Well, this is disappointing. Last October I had 571 tbr, now I have 677.

Drat.

And, I've done lots of reading since then!

#97 MrAndrew - I've already scheduled a vacation day for March 26th - the Friends of the Pittsboro Library Spring Book Sale. Eek.

Lol... I have a book sale coming up in April. They are going for a dollar a bag on the last day of it and I am afraid to go that day. Of course on the regular days the soft covers are only 50 cents and the hardcovers are only 1 dollar so either way I know my TBR pile is going to grow a significant amount!

#98 karen:
You would not believe how disappointed I'd thought you must have been. You see, I misread your post as your TBR pile only being 57 books in October. :)

My TBR pile was 141 in mid to late October. It was 150 at the start of this new year and consists of 169 books now.

I think I am glad I don't really keep an official number on my TBR pile. I just let it grow ... and grow, and grow....

My tbr now stands at 225 according to my library tags but I know its more than that. Probably about 250 in reality *sigh*

#100 Kerian That must have surprised you! 106 is bad enough.

And I see that yours is growing nicely, too.

I keep a list of books I want to read at the top of my 50 Book Challenge Thread. Thanks to all of you *points finger accusingly* it never gets any shorter!

I have an "unread" tag in my catalog (117 books right now), but I don't think of that as my TBR list (or I might go mad!). For me, TBR is anything I have out from the library, as well as anything I particularly want to read soon. Right now, that includes a truly massive stack of library books, as well as most of the pile of ARCs that I picked up last month. I may list them (or even take a picture) when I have time.

#103 karen:
Yes. It's growing too nicely. :)

*ducks from the accusations in #104 ;)*