TBR, an acronym that will live in infamy. Cue the eye rolls and self-loathing.
This post is all about your to-be-read pile and how yours works (or doesn’t).
I find this to be an entertaining subject. Everyone always seems to have a different way of dealing with their TBR, so I got a little curious. Here are a few questions to consider:
- What is your TBR pile currently like? Do you have a physical one as well as a digital one?
- What books are next to be read on your TBR pile?
- If your TBR is out of control, do you plan on catching up, or do you like the chaos?
- What do you do with your books after reading them?
Personally, my TBR has grown to be a source of self-loathing in recent months.
My general setup is this. I have a three-foot floating shelf in my room that I place all my unread books on. In theory, this works out fine, but I keep buying books and don’t read them, so I now have about 10-15 books on this shelf (forgive the blurry pic of my actual bookshelf).
So until further notice, I’ve put myself on a book-buying ban (we’ll see how that turns out *snicker*) in hopes of catching up. This was before I started my move and found 10 additional books that I haven’t completed yet in storage. *sigh*
While I plan on catching up, I honestly have no idea how well that’ll go. Stay tuned on that one haha.
As far as my next TBR picks, it’ll probably be one of the scarier ones from my unread bookshelf, as I’ve been tending to read horror and suspense lately.