I recently bought ten Freida McFadden books in an Ebay job lot, so haven't read them yet. I enjoy them but like to alternate with something different. A local village has a bus shelter book swap, so anything I have read goes there.
Quite a lot as I have DS one's collection & they're heavy going.
I don't have that many of my own though, being a library reader, & they're all in good nick & shelved & I can always find something readable amongst them if I'm flat out of reading fodder.
War and Peace parts 1&2, quite a few of the Dickens. I collected the classics at one per week when I was a Saturday girl in Sainsbury’s. Maybe one day, I’m only 69… 🤔
I must have about 60 physical books and another 30 or so ebooks. A mix of fiction and non fiction and I love having physical books far more. Ebooks are just cheaper and more convenient. I loved to read from childhood and would devour books until I became ill and reading was difficult. Now I am gradually getting back into it.
Lost count, but over a 100! Buying books and reading books are two completely different hobbies! I try to read one a week but somehow the TBR stacks never get smaller….
none! I read a avidly and every book I buy i read at once. then they go into my book store and, depending on how much I liked reading them, I'll reread them. i currently have something like 500 paperbacks. i've been weeding my collection out and recently donated around 150 (not from my 500 collection) to my local library for a book sale and will continue to weed my book store out over the next few months ...... every book has to be reread to see if I can donate it! i've also got a collection of hardback books - mainly cookery and gardening books plus some general interest. but every book has to be read before they go on the shelves. these books also need sorting as i'm running out of space!
Loads! Since I got a Kindle I read reviews etc and order the books and then end up reading the latest one ordered as that's the only review I can remember. Also since getting a new Kindle it has transferred the library over to the new machine but doesn't note which books have been read. Some I definitely know I've read others I don't without reading a few pages and realising - a real pain in the backside.
I have seven books waiting to be read. I shall read them all as that was the intention when I recently bought each one. I'm currently reading two books (not from the seven I mentioned). Entitled, by Andrew Lownie, is one that I dip into as it is rather a bore reading about such entitled people as The former Duke and Duchess of York. The second book, which is extremely interesting and funny is, This Much is True by Miriam Margolyes.