With 9 “book jokers”* saved up over the course of this year, any other book I finish that was on the original 2018 TBR Project pile will be a bonus.
Therefor, I declare the 2018 Mt. TBR Project completed, over, and done with.
Here’s to you, Mt. TBR …
* Physical books I read that are on my shelf but aren’t on the designated Mt. TBR Project pile.
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Congratulations on conquest of Mt. TBR 2018’s summit and your safe return from it’s icy heights.
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Thank you. It’s been fun but I’m glad this is over. At least for a year. 😉
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Congrats! I am glad you did visual posts every couple of months. It turned your words into something I could see and your progress was easy to see too.
I hope you have just as much success with your tbr in 2019!
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Thank you! I’m dithering on whether to do another Mt. TBR challenge in 2019. My first instinct was to declare 2019 a year of free-range reading, then go back to the MT. TBR business in 2020.
I liked the pictures, too, btw. They were a great motivation.
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If you’re dithering, then I think your gut is telling you to go free range. And I’m a big believer in listening to your gut in regards to books 😉
Anytime any particular series of posts becomes a burden, it loses everything it was meant to be. I’m looking at several of the monthly posts I used to do and am having to think if I want to keep them going in ’19 or not.
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That’s what I’m thinking too. A challenge should be a bit special and not something I do all the time.
And… Anything that makes a chore of reading and takes the fun out of it should be banned.
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If I become World Book Czar in 2019, one of my first edicts will be to ban ALL un-fun book challenges 😉
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Now there is a worthy goal!
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W00T! Congratulations!
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Thanks. 😀
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