So I picked up Dream It. List It. Do It!: How to Live a Bigger & Bolder Life, from the Life List Experts at 43Things.com One chapter is deemed - read more. A general life to-do, so they broke it down to a dozen pages of specifics. Here's the Read More section of my life list ::
- read every book I own
- read to my kids every day (now that I have 3, this is getting easier...there's usually one wanting a story)
- listen to more audiobooks
- buy an ebook reader
- host a book swap
- read a book a week for a year (I read lots, but in binges)
- write a note to the authors of books that move me
- pass on books to others, even if I can't bear to part with my own copy
- finish reading the dozen of books I started and then got too busy to finish
- read all the books written by authors I know
- read more mysteries
- read everything by Dr Seuss (I'm real close to this one)
- read more short stories (hence 100 shots of short)
Sounds like a good plan! What e-reader are you planning on buying?
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Me, I settle for just flat-out reading anything I can get my hands on! LOL!
ReplyDeleteGreat list, though. You are soooo much more organized than I am!
Ciao!
Happy TT!
You're going to be a busy girl! Enjoy. Happy T13!
ReplyDeleteOooo I want to buy an ereader too!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat list, Jenna!
Nos. 1 and 10 would be on my list. So many books, so little time. :)
ReplyDeleteIf I read all the books I own I'd be SO smart... LOL but instead I buy new page turners about vampires.
ReplyDeleteStill, I'm working through my collection. This economy makes it easier to use what I have.
What e-reader are you considering?
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I am slowly (very slowly) trying to work my way through my TBR pile. The only problem is that I keep adding two for every one I read! *g*
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