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Found a nice stack of books today at the local used bookstore. Always enjoy walking in there with the anticipation of finding something great to take home with me.
Finally finished adding the fiction books. Now at least I can start reading again!
So for the past few days I have been adding all my fiction books to Goodreads. Seriously cutting into my reading time here lol. Still have several shelves to go. Not sure if I will catalog the rest of my books or not after that. Hmmm
Seems I have spent the first half of the year reading mostly classics, well at least half of them LOL. I think it is now time to unwind with some sword and sorcery, and maybe more historical works to round out the years reading.
So many books to read on the "Classics" battlefront lol, yet one can't read just them all day long. Been enjoying the month of SF/Fantasy classic reads to break the seriousness one normally has with classics. Bunch of history books in progress as well I just wonder when I will make progress on them with the weather warming up and all.