TBR Cleanse – Kick or Keep? Pt. 6

I was going to say that I’m half way through this TBR cleanse but then I realized I did my math wrong and I’m no where close to half way through. Yikes. It’ll probably be 2019 by the time I’m finished with this series.

Here are the rules to the “cleanse”:

1. Choose the first 10 books in your TBR list.
2. Read the blurb.
3. Decide whether to keep it or “kick” it out of the list.
4. Repeat with the next 10 books every week until you go through the whole list.

(All the blurbs were taken from Goodreads.)

TBR Cleanse – Kick or Keep? Pt. 5

Week 5!

Here are the rules to the “cleanse”:

1. Choose the first 10 books in your TBR list.
2. Read the blurb.
3. Decide whether to keep it or “kick” it out of the list.
4. Repeat with the next 10 books every week until you go through the whole list.

(All the blurbs were taken from Goodreads.)

TBR Cleanse – Kick or Keep? Pt. 4

I’m surprised I lasted this long, but here’s week 4!

Here are the rules to the “cleanse”:

1. Choose the first 10 books in your TBR list.
2. Read the blurb.
3. Decide whether to keep it or “kick” it out of the list.
4. Repeat with the next 10 books every week until you go through the whole list.

(All the blurbs were taken from Goodreads.)

TBR Cleanse – Kick or Keep? Pt. 3

Week 3, let’s go!

Here are the rules to the “cleanse”:

1. Choose the first 10 books in your TBR list.
2. Read the blurb.
3. Decide whether to keep it or “kick” it out of the list.
4. Repeat with the next 10 books every week until you go through the whole list.

(All the blurbs were taken from Goodreads.)

TBR Cleanse – Kick or Keep? Pt. 2

This is week 2 of my adventure of cleaning out my TBR to really tailor it to my preferences. I’m not sure how long this is going to take at the rate I’m going, but I hope to be done cleaning out my TBR by the end of this year. We’ll see if that happens.

Here are the rules to the “cleanse”:

1. Choose the first 10 books in your TBR list.
2. Read the blurb.
3. Decide whether to keep it or “kick” it out of the list.
4. Repeat with the next 10 books every week until you go through the whole list.

(All the blurbs were taken from Goodreads.)

TBR Cleanse – Kick or Keep? Pt. 1

Recently, I’ve been seeing a couple people going through their TBR on Goodreads and deciding which books to keep and which books to take out as a sort of “clean-up”. Over the years, I’ve been adding books to my TBR but sometimes never get to them or lose interest, but I’ve been too lazy to actually take them out of my TBR shelf. I’m hoping by doing this cleanse I’ll clean up my TBR list and reintroduce myself to some of the older books on the shelf.

There are many different ways other people did this “cleanse”, but this is the way I’m going to do it:

1. Choose the first 10 books in your TBR list.
2. Read the blurb.
3. Decide whether to keep it or “kick” it out of the list.
4. Repeat with the next 10 books every week until you go through the whole list.

(All the blurbs were taken from Goodreads.)

Un-To-Be-Read

I was recently going through my Goodreads TBR list to see what I could potentially read to get out of my reading slump and I realized that there are a lot of books that I have on there that I have no interest in reading anymore. Some of the books on the list I added several years ago and never got around to reading.

Because of the large amount of books on my TBR list that I don’t want to read anymore, I thought it would be high time that I take them off. I compiled a list of books I’m going to un-TBR (is there another term for taking books off your TBR shelf?).

The Goodreads Tag

I was tagged by Closet Readers. Thank you so much for tagging me!

I love Goodreads. It’s my go-to when I want to look up a book or find new ones that I potentially will read. I like the think of it like the bookish social media. You can connect with other book lovers and talk about anything and everything (although most of the time the topic is book-related, not all the conversations on the platform is so).

All you have to do to start is log into your Goodreads account and answer the questions.

Goodreads Recommendations

There’s something wrong with the Goodreads recommendation systems. Just the other day, while I was scrolling through my feed (is that what it’s called?), I came across this:

I kinda think there’s something wrong about this. Just a tad.

Maybe people who read and enjoyed The Fault in Our Stars also happened to read I Hunt Killers and liked it. The world may never know…

Day 29- Goodreads Account!

That’s right, folks. I made a Goodreads account!

If you want to go check me out, click here.

Anywhoooo, this isn’t the first time I’ve used Goodreads, but I need to put all the books I’ve read and want to read in the shelves they belong in. It’s going to take a long time, but in the end, it’s going to be worth it.
I’m trying the Goodreads widget thing on WordPress, but I can’t seem to get it to work. I’ll figure it out eventually.

I’m hoping to make more reviews in the future once I can start reading again.

I’m so excited!! 🙂