I think every book lover has a pile of books set aside to read. I personally have an assortment of paperbacks, ebooks, AND audiobooks because there's TOO MANY WAYS TO READ THESE DAYS

Currently in my pile:

Paperbacks Lady Cop Makes Trouble by Amy Stewart Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo

Ebooks The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Alire Saenz To Have Loved and Lost by Eliza Andrews Simon vs. the Homo Sapience Agenda Ruby Fruit Jungle by Rita Mae Brown

Audiobooks Family of Lies: Sebastian by Sam Argent A Knight to Remember by Bridget Essex The Well of Lonliness by Radclyffe Hall We Are Okay by Nina LaCour Necroscope by Brian Lumley and honestly way too many more to list I have an audiobook hoarding problem

What's in your pile?

I have a big pile right by my bed... and I am slowly planning on making it through... someday.

Paperback: Knight's Shadow by Sebastien De Castell Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames Theft of Swords by Michael J Sullivan Rise of Empire by Michael J Sullivan Writing Your Novel From Start to Finish by Joseph Bates

Hardcover Prince of Fools by Mark Lawrence

Manga DOGS volume 6

I also have 2 more books in a series I am just waiting to arrive in the mail. So much to read and I am dreadfully slow at it.

Hopefully finishing these before class start in August! (ouo)b

Paperback: The Mark of Athena from The Heroes of Olympus (Rick Riordan) currently reading atm! The House of Hades with same author and series mentionned above

Manga: KonoSuba vol 1-2-3 Madoka Magica -The Rebellion- vol 1-2-3

Hardcover:

La Morte d'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory the Finnish folk epic Kalevala

Paperback:

The Fire's Stone by Tanya Huff Treasure Island & the Ebb-Tide by Robert Louis Stevenson The war of the jewels by JRR Tolkien / Christopher Tolkien The Hedge Knight by GRRM

Ancillary Justice - Ann Leckie Ready Player One - Ernest Cline Jack Fish - J. Milligan The Name of the Wind - Patrick Rothfuss A million other e-books I can't even remember

I've been so laaaaaazy lately.

Disaster Artist - Greg Sestero first game of thrones a murder she wrote novel that takes place in florida

Wayyy too many. But the ones I plan on getting to soonest are most likely going to be: A Gathering of Shadows by V. E. Schwab Carry On by Rainbow Rowell The Blood of Wonderland by Colleen Oakes

I have so many... I'm have no willpower when it comes to NOT buying books... Currently sitting on my desk: (Halfway finished) American Gods (Started) Climate Changed The Clan of the Cave Bear series Of Orcas and Men Feral (Started) Hunger for High Country The Whole Story of Climate October Country The Raven and the Totem (Started) The Genius of Birds The Lumberjanes 5 Saga 6 + 7 (Halfway finished) A Storm of Swords

Yeah... : /

I recently joined an ebook deals list, which was a mixed blessing because yay cheap books! but my pile keeps growing and growing.

the rest of The Dark Tower series Something Wicked This Way Comes No Quarter The Quartered Sea Ariel Pandora Park Dream a Little Dream In Calabria Unicorn Triangle Unicorn Mountain 100 Ghost Soup Off Campus Red Rising Sisi (need the first book which I forgot the name of) The Silent Sister Cycle of the Werewolf Face in the Crowd

Just took an inventory and found out I have 43 books in my to-read pile, some dating back ten years. So, I'll admit, I'm a bit of a slacker. I'm reading two books atm, so it'll probably be a bit before the next one is released from limbo, but likeliest candidates as of right now are:

Go Tell It on the Mountain, James Baldwin Just and Unjust Wars, Michael Walzer The Trial, Franz Kafka The Art of War, Sun Tzu Paradise Lost, John Milton

clockwork orange, cat's cradle, infinite jest

i've been procrastinating reading these for a while now:

iain banks - the wasp factory ((how coincidental that a couple of weeks after it got bought, the school put it on an obligatory reading list)) neil gaiman - good omens umberto eco - the name of the rose

The only thing currently on my list is called The Hidden Life Of Trees, which i am receiving in the mail shortly.

Eventually i would enjoy reading the Lord of The Rings audio books.

Down from the Mountain by Elizabeth Fixmer The Golden Rose By Kathleen Bryan The Servant Girl by Maggie Hope The Quick by Lauren Owen aaaaand The Hobbit

Added more to my to read pile because I have a terrible obsession....

Grace of Kings & Wall of Storms by Ken Liu Carry On by Rainbow Rowell

My pile is so massive now....

My to read list is over 100 books long. Thank goodness for Goodreads to keep it all straight. I'm working on rereading the Series of Unfortunate Events books, but the first few new books on my list are as follows:

Whose Body? by Dorothy Sayers The Color of Magic by Terry Pratchett The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making by Catherynne Valente The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart

I'll never reach the end of my list. :) Thank goodness I live near a library.

empire of the senseless by kathy acker and the swimming pool library by alan hollinghurst

My to-read list is never-ending at this point, but toward the top of my list at the moment:

• Unhooked by Lisa Maxwell
• Tigerheart by Peter David
• Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman (re-read, because I love it!)
• Escape From Asylum by Madeleine Roux

My current pile is You Shall Never Know Security by J.R. Hamantaschen The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers The Great God Pan by Arthur Machen Who Stole Feminism?: How Women Have Betrayed Women by Christina Hoff Sommers

The Soul of Rumi: A New Collection of Ecstatic Poems - Always have to have my poetry fix <3

The Gene: An Intimate History by Siddhartha Mukherjee - I was looking around for good nonfics and this one popped up. Let me know if you guys have any nonfiction recs please :D

The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander - I've read excerpts from this book in two different uni classes and I've heard other students talk about it so I figure might as well read the whole thing.

Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson - I've seen people in my city carrying around this huge tome from time to time, its crazy.

Bluets by Maggie Nelson - I think she write love letters about the color blue

The Pale King by David Foster Wallace - I finished Infinite Jest so this seemed like the most logical next step lol