Sunday, January 15, 2012

"The Plan" AKA: What I want to read this week. Maybe...

<--- This is what I feel like most days. There are just so many books out there that I want to read. It's crazy. So I'm trying to get a bit more organized about it.

I've challenged myself to read 160 books this year. That's 15 books more than I managed last year, and works out to about 3 books a week. So each week on Sunday, I'm going to try to plan for the week ahead and post my reading plans here.

I say "try" because... well, I'm a commitment-phobe. I always have noble intentions of reading such and such book at such and such time, but I never do. I cheat and go for the quickie with a book that offers a thrill. What? I'm easy. I admit it. My pride AND my shame. ;)

Anyway, here's my plan for this week in Wordle, bookcover and title formats... 


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The Lies of Locke Lamora (Gentleman Bastard, #1)The Inventor (Fantasies of New Europa Series)The Poet (Jack McEvoy, #1)The Book of NegroesSpeak








The Lies of Locke Lamora (Gentleman Bastard #1) by Scott Lynch
The Inventor by Morgan Karpiel
The Poet (Jack McEvoy, #1) by Michael Connelly
The Book of Negroes (AKA Someone Knows My Name) by Lawrence Hill
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson


What is on the agenda for your reading list this week?

3 comments:

  1. Ooh! Great idea!! :)

    This might actually be something that could really help me right now... So far this year, I kinda suck at the whole reading thing :(

    Also- SPEAK!! That's SUCH an amazing book Becky!! :D AND it's short. (and amazing) and reads rather quickly. (and it's amazing).

    Oh, I seriously SO hope you get that one read! Can't WAIT to hear what you think about it! :D:D:D:D:D:D

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  2. If ONLY I knew of an amazing book to read... *ponders*

    :P LOL

    I've been meaning to get to Speak for a loooooooooong time, and figured I should really do that soon, or I might be kicked out of the reading community. O_o

    Then I'd have to just stand at the window... begging to be allowed in, promising to be good this time, I swear.

    It would be traumatic.

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  3. Great idea. Hehe, I feel the same way: "I always have noble intentions of reading such and such book at such and such time, but I never do..." so planning it out might be a good thing for me as well!

    I hope you reach your goals, both this week and for the year!

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