Mount TBR 2022 discussion

I’ve done this before, but somehow there are always more TBR piles to climb (grin). Looking forward to reading some great books in 2022!

**Read in 2022**

1) Over My Dead Body, Rex Stout (audiobook)(reread)
2) The Black Mountain, Rex Stout (audiobook)(reread)
3) Murder by the Book, Rex Stout (audiobook)(reread)
4) Love Medicine, Louise Erdrich
5) Zhuangzi: Basic Writings, Khuangzi, translated Burton Watson
6) Heidi, Joanna Spyri (reread)
7) A String in the Harp, Nancy Bond
8) Meditations on First Philosophy, Rene Descartes (reread)
9) Taste, Stanley Tucci (audiobook)
10) Frost Fair, Carol Ann Duffy
11) Maisie Dobbs, Jacqueline Winspear (audiobook)(reread)
12) The Moon-Spinners, Mary Stewart (Kindle)
13) The Travels, Marco Polo, translated by Ronald E Latham
14) Poem in Your Pocket for Young Poets, edited Bruno Navasky
15) Swiss Family Robinson, Johann David Wyss (reread) — DNF
16) The Yellow Admiral, Patrick O’Brian (reread)(audiobook)
17). Tartuffe, Moliere, translated by Richard Wilbur
18) The Groote Park Murder, Freeman Wills Croft (Kindle)
19) The View from Kiltumper, Christine Breen (Kindle)
20) The New Arabian Nights, Robert Louis Stevenson (Kindle)
21) Yuge!, Gary Trudeau (Kindle)
22) The Big Six, Arthur Ransome (audiobook)
23) The Curse of the Pharaohs, Elizabeth Peters (audiobook)(reread)
24) Rabbit Hill, Robert Lawson (reread)
25) Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson (audiobook adaptation)
26) The Painted Queen, Elizabeth Peters and Joan Hess — DNF
27) The Secret Language, Ursula Nordstrom (reread)

Welcome back, Susan!

Hi, Elyse, Nice to see you here for 2022 climb!

Susan wrote: "8) Meditations on First Philosophy, Rene Descartes
9) Taste, Stanley Tucci (audiobook)"

I loved Taste!!

Welcome back, Susan! Love seeing Rex Stout on your list. I've still got more of him on my TBR mountain range as well...

Elyse wrote: "Susan wrote: "8) Meditations on First Philosophy, Rene Descartes
9) Taste, Stanley Tucci (audiobook)"

I loved Taste!!"

I really enjoyed it, too! Very charming. Have you seen his series on Italian cooking? I’m looking forward to checking it out soon

Bev wrote: "Welcome back, Susan! Love seeing Rex Stout on your list. I've still got more of him on my TBR mountain range as well..."

Thanks for giving us motivation to read those older books, Bev! I’m really enjoying revisiting Archie and Wolfe’s adventures in audio. I’ll miss them (and Fritz and Saul and maybe Kramer) when I’m done ;)

Status Report: It looks very unlikely that I will make it up this mountain this year, since I’m only halfway there. But I hope to add some more before the end of the year. I’ve been reading a lot of library books, so at least that’s reduced the number I’m adding to my mountain ranges ;).

Me too, Susan! I can see the top Mt Olympus from my virtual vantage point (144 read) but can see nothing but the clouds of Mt Everest (45 read)! I may have to hike down to Mt Kilimanjaro...