Prompt 42: A book you own but haven't read yet

[Ann]

What books are you reading in this category?

[Leah]

This is one prompt I think I'll check off toward the end. I own so many books that I haven't read yet, I will use what I read to check off other prompts first.

[Anna]

This will be the easiest prompt to check off, and could be checked off many times over as my library is full of books I have yet to read!

[Belinda]

I have just finished Tully by Paullina Simons. I bought this book years ago. I attempted to read it not long after but really struggled to get into it.
I'm glad I had another go because this time I got through it and really enjoyed it. I both loved and hated Tully the character which I think marks one of the characteristics of a brilliant writer.

[Julia]

I read "Éclair Murder (Patisserie Mystery #2)" by Harper Lin, I have the first four books, read the first and then had too many other books to read. Although I liked this cosy read I need to get back to the rest of the series.

[Alexis]

My husband said I cheated on this prompt since the book I read is technically his, but as I informed him, when we got married all of his books became my books. So I read Mistborn: The Final Empire. It was really engaging and am entertaining read. It told the story of a group of thieves who team up to overthrow a tyrannical leader. The editing left a bit to be desired, but I'm hoping that was just my copy.

[Melanie]

I read The First Desire by Nancy Reisman. I have so many books that I just used the next book in my piles!

[Angie]

I read The Rule of Reason by Abigail Reynolds.

[Kerryann]

I read game of thrones #3 a stone of swords

[Luella]

I read Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.

[Nikki]

I read The Program by Suzanne Young.

[Guylian]

Just finished George R.R. Martin "A Feast gor Crows".

[Tara]

I have a couple books that I want to read that I can't fit into other categories so I'll choose one of those

[Tara]

I have a couple books that I want to read that I can't fit into other categories so I'll choose one of those

[Melody]

I received The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky for my birthday from a friend a little over a decade ago. I had honestly forgotten that I had read this book in January (before I started the challenge), but I find it very fitting for this prompt as it is probably the book I have owned the longest without reading.

I know I am in the minority here, but I actually hated the book, so maybe it was for the best that I waited until I could no longer remember who gifted it to me. If I hadn't been stuck at a friend's with nothing else to read and a bout of insomnia, I probably wouldn't have finished it, and it would remain forever owned but not read.