TBR (Jun 2006)

I have a huge stack of books I really need to get to, and making me wish I was young again. When I was younger, I could read a book in a day or three. Now days, I'm REALLY lucky to get through a book in a week. And some books (like Wicked) take me longer for whatever reason. Some of these I've owned for awhile, others are fairly new purchases or recent gifts.


Write Great Fiction Series: Plot & Structure

Write Great Fiction Series: Dialogue

Write Great Fiction Series: Description & Setting

Write Great Fiction Series: Characters, Emotion, & Viewpoint

The Plot Thickens: 8 Ways to Bring Fiction to Life

The Art of Fiction

Writing Dialogue

The Stuff of Fiction

Worlds of Wonder: How to Write Science Fiction & Fantasy

World-Building

Something Rich and Strange

The Glasswrights' Test

The Glasswrights' Master

The DaVinci Code

The Great Book of Amber

The Darkness That Comes Before

The Warrior Prophet

Legacy of the Wolf

Children of the Lion

The Lion Throne

Endurance

The Broken Crown

The Uncrowned King

Chicken Soup for the Teacher's Soul

A Parent's Guide to Asperger Syndrome & high-Functioning Autism


And that's just the books I can immediately get my hands on and identify as unread. There's more that have been shelved just to avoid having this ever growing stack of books, or, worse, ever growing stacks of books all over the house! It also doesn't account for any that one of my children may have "borrowed" when I wasn't looking.

A lot more.

Really, when I say I need to stop buying books, I mean it. Of course, I never do stop. Just keep on buying and keep on trying to plow through and keep on getting distracted from the current reading by something new.

I think I need help. :P

And to lay off playing on the PS2. :P



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