Roof Beam Reader in Books

I saw this little meme at On Bookes (originally from Fictionophile) and thought it looked fun. I also realized it has been months and months since I’ve participated in a “meme,” so why not?

The rules

1. Spell out your blog’s name. 
2. Find a book from your TBR that begins with each letter. (Note you cannot ADD to your TBR to complete this challenge – the books must already be on your TBR.)
3. Have fun!  

ROOF

Rabbit & Robot by Andrew Smith; On Liberty and the Subjection of Women by John Stuart Mill; Once There Was a War by John Steinbeck; Fury by Salman Rushdie.

BEAM

Becoming by Michelle Obama; Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover; Armadale by Wilkie Collins; Mythos by Stephen Fry.

READER

Release by Patrick Ness; Every Word is a Bird We Teach to Sing: Encouters with the Mysteries and Meanings of Language by Daniel Tammet; A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy by William B. Irvine; Diary of an Oxygen Thief  by Anonymous; Enchiridion by Epictetus; Reality is Not What it Seems: The Journey to Quantum Gravity by Carlo Rovelli.

What did I learn from all this? First, I have a lot of awesome books on my TBR. Second, Goodreads bookshelf navigation really needs to be easier – especially when one has more than 2,000 books on a shelf.

6 Comments on “Roof Beam Reader in Books”

1. I’ve seen this tag a lot lately. Anyway, I really want to read Educated and Diary of of Oxygen Thief. I don’t own either which I guess is good since I’m running out book real estate. Well, hope you get to them soon.🤞

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2. Fun, I might do this. I have all my books on Librarything.com. Now the isbn numbers can scan books in with my smart phone it is very easy to add books, and sort alphabetically or otherwise. Nice books here. Interesting.

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3. Loads of great books, some which I added to my TBR!

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4. This is one of those occasions where having a large TBR is blessing….

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