This Won't Make a Dent

[Audra]

24 books won't really make a dent in the TBR pile but at least it will be progress and it will help keep me out of the library. I'm not sure how much it will help my little "acquiring" problem though.

1. Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson (1/26/16)
2. The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton (2/23/16)
3. The Sunday Philosophy Club by Alexander McCall Smith (7/18/16)
4. An Echo in the Bone by Diana Gabaldon (date completed)
5. Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith (7/27/16)
6. The Girl in the Spider's Web by David Lagercrantz (date completed)
7. The Yard by Alex Grecian (8/13/16)

[Audra]

Alright, I have created a goodreads bookshelf for this challenge and have added 24 books to it! I can't wait to read all these books that have been on my list...FOREVER!

[Bev]

Good luck, Audra! And, not to discourage you, climbing Mount Everest every year hasn't done a thing to curb my book-buying habit.....

[Louise]

Good luck Audra! As long as it's just a little acquiring problem ;-)

[Audra]

Perhaps I understated my "little" problem :)

[Diane]

Have fun with the climb ...see you at the top

[Julia]

I had to laugh at your title because that *so* describes my situation as well. I move a small mountain out of the way and the TBR grows back like a paper hydra. Good luck on the climb!

[Teresa]

It's a good problem to have as long as you can get to the door.

[Audra]

I can get to the door but it's a bit insane! Books just make me so happy!

[Bev]

Audra wrote: "I can get to the door but it's a bit insane! Books just make me so happy!"

I know what you mean...I've got teetering stacks piled up and down my hallway.

[J.]

I'm with you! We may need to redefine little! LoL I think as long as I haven't had a to move out because the books are crowded then little counts.

[Audra]

J. wrote: "I'm with you! We may need to redefine little! LoL I think as long as I haven't had a to move out because the books are crowded then little counts."

lol, I like that you can still live with your books! I think we can both admit than when we are required to turn over our domiciles to our books, we'll call it a problem :)