There is nothing that give me greater joy than a stack of books in my TBR (To Be Read) pile, and there is nothing that fills me with more horror than a stack of book in my TBR pile...
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I am lucky enough to work in a book shop, so am surrounded by books. I am also SUPER lucky that I receive ARCs (Advanced Reading Copies), so I get to read the books before they are released, I know...poor me!
These are my piles:
1. Books that I need to read for upcoming podcast episodes.
2. Books that are due for release in the next few months.
3. Books that have already been released that I probably should have read by now.
5. Books I am currently reading.
4. Books that I have borrowed from the library, foolishly thinking I would have time to read.
5. PLUS let's not forget the 'virtual' pile of at least 8 books on my iPad thanks to Net Galley! (not pictured)
I know full well that having too many books to read is absolutely a first world problem and my question to the wide world, is not what to read next, but how do I manage my time so that I can get through even half of these??
In 2012 I read 366 books, 1 book a day...I am not sure how I did it...I am pretty sure I didn't watch TV for a year, I didn't have Netflix and I wasn't addicted to playing Backgammon on my phone.
Turning my phone off, is one obvious solution. As is a month long holiday...but what about Apps? Does anyone use any productivity Apps to help them 'get stuff done'? Comments, thoughts and suggestions greatly apprectaited.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh_IExULklxi52rV_ZaqUDihI8iFzLjnmGIQwBwNV4MThRn873h-NfASpxvprmAlV0s_pu3BuOjVfXpaYwcQTE7gQYdYKjZfhyphenhyphenubS2lWuA2WVdJJ1XoiPenhTuFFq1G7IPipo72dkFA7x6B/s200/thumbnail_IMG_6945.jpg)
I am lucky enough to work in a book shop, so am surrounded by books. I am also SUPER lucky that I receive ARCs (Advanced Reading Copies), so I get to read the books before they are released, I know...poor me!
These are my piles:
1. Books that I need to read for upcoming podcast episodes.
2. Books that are due for release in the next few months.
3. Books that have already been released that I probably should have read by now.
5. Books I am currently reading.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhYCCBGt-1EwQ2pWXr5p4PjgP4Z1VFCv0cU_NrdFYw5Juwi4tzYODgqrL293ef1CmSCB102LjEeOa5PsC3vd8fAFqg4MGt2I4BpTphyReCVwHHzIE4Jn1fgaPldUbZ5ffOay310eVJdRAYA/s200/IMG_6931.jpg)
5. PLUS let's not forget the 'virtual' pile of at least 8 books on my iPad thanks to Net Galley! (not pictured)
I know full well that having too many books to read is absolutely a first world problem and my question to the wide world, is not what to read next, but how do I manage my time so that I can get through even half of these??
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEijgjwh7_-DmkJR7bPv8QgCJPKqmG4A7o0ZHQ6TOx3Fr4mnNppVCZTzGdYuow5XykpXNxCsRB0ApyvLicDiaBlzSmGtmxiDZgize4seon4g0MU9wQzvyMMvaXPIXvu4SSjA8ujZZWXZygkB/s200/IMG_6932.jpg)
Turning my phone off, is one obvious solution. As is a month long holiday...but what about Apps? Does anyone use any productivity Apps to help them 'get stuff done'? Comments, thoughts and suggestions greatly apprectaited.
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