The Friday 56 Week 6

The Friday 56 is a meme hosted by Freda at Freda's Voice.

Rules:

*Grab a book, any book.

*Turn to page 56 or 56% in your eReader

(If you have to improvise, that's ok.)

*Find any sentence, (or few, just don't spoil it)

*Post it.

*It's that simple.

Telesa by Lani Wendt Young

Location 56%

   “Leila, you’re ready to re-join society, honestly, you’re making far too big a deal about this. You’ve made great progress with controlling your fire and there is no way you are going to set anyone on fire. Not unless you want to of course!”

Tackling the TBR #1: November 2015

This is a feature hosted by The Obsessive Bookseller. All of us have massive TBR piles that haunt us. We collect books so quickly that we feel guilty for letting these books sit on the shelves unread. This is a way to start reading some of these neglected books.

Each month you choose a group of books to put on your Tackling TBR Shelf. Write a post listing all of these books giving them priority. As you find time throughout the month read from this group.

This is my first time to make a post for this feature. I have hundreds if not thousands of books on my TBR list of books on Goodreads. I plan to take some time each month to go through this list and create some new bookshelves to resort the books. Lots of these books have been on this list for so long that I’ve forgotten about them. This is an attempt to bring some books back up to the front of my brain.

Here’s what my Tackling the TBR Shelf looks like for November. I've linked the titles to the Goodreads description.

The Bone Bearer by Lani Wendt Young

Killing Me Softly by Devyn Dawson

Freak of Nature by Julia Crane

Out of Ruins by Michele G. Miller

Witchblood by Emma Mills

That Boy by Jillian Dodd

A Song for Julia by Charles Sheehan-Miles

Twenty-Nine and a Half Reasons by Denise Grover-Swank

Clarity by Loretta Lost

Collide by Shelly Crane

Man, that was harder than I thought to pick 10 books! I'll come back at the end of the month and let you know how I did with this list.

How do you tackle your to be read list? Share your strategies in the comments.