February 2013 Wrap-Up: Books and Reviews
Ye Grande Olde TBR(e) Challenge Update
I started February with 238 unread books sitting around my house. And I ended with … *drumroll* …237! I did a little better about getting some reading done this month, although because a lot of it was re-reads, and also because I discovered the graphic novel section of my new local library, I didn’t do as much damage to the TBR pile as I could have. But a negative one is not too shabby, I think!
…anyways, let’s take a look at the breakdown:
Neutral books – Read, but don’t affect the TBR pile
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Audiobooks |
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Read But Not Owned (Books) |
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Read But Not Owned (Graphic Novels) |
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Re-Reads |
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Changes to the TBR pile
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Read from my TBR pile (huzzah!) |
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| Added to my TBR pile (all-around shame!) | |
  – The Drunken Botanist: The Plants That Create The World’s Great Drinks by Amy Stewart |
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You had a great month! What did you think of the Amulet series? I hope March goes just as well.
Vasilly – I thought the Amulet books were very pretty, although I’m not totally in love with the storyline. But I’ll read the rest of them, for sure.
Isn’t it funny how you can be vaguely interested in reading a book (for instance, The Night Circus, which I just, finally, bought, having given up on the library copies which still have queues for the paperback) and then you see that someone else has already had time to REread it, and suddenly you feel that you must at least do it the justice of a single-reading before even one more day passes?! Gee, thanks. *grin* Too many books. (Great month of reading for you!)
BiP – Don’t feel too bad; I probably wouldn’t have re-read it if not for my book club. But definitely worth reading for the first time!
Heheh. Thanks. I do feel a smidge better, knowing that you made time to re-read for a bookclub (which I’ve done myself, often with books that I might not actually have chosen to re-read, although nearly always feeling good about a second read nonetheless). I did skim your thoughts on the re-read (er, re-listen), but being my usual spoiler-phobic self have likely missed the most brilliant bits.