gregs317 wrote: ↑20 Jan 2018, 15:31
SPasciuti wrote: ↑09 Jan 2018, 16:10
I think about this every single day. My to-read shelf on goodreads is so enormous that I'm genuinely worried I'll never read all the books on it. And frankly, it's probably true. You can't have 3000+ books while simultaneously adding more every day and get through it. And I can't bring myself to stop adding them because then I'll forget about all these amazing sounding books I want to read.
You have 3000+ books on your to-read list? Gosh, I can't believe it! I love to read a good book myself, but I can't imagine such a long list (not criticizing you lol)
Do you ever give suggestions to your friends for good books to read?
I have a pretty big relationship with Goodreads and since I'm just regularly getting all these updates from friends and the recommendations section, I just end up adding a lot more than I have time to read. Granted, I read a lot (already read 19 books this year), but I'm just always seeing books that sound interesting more than I'm actually able to keep up with reading them.
I give suggestions whenever I can. I've most recently been trying to get all my friends to read The Wendy by Erin Michelle Sky and Steven Brown. (Pestering, more like, lol.) But I generally keep my recommendations to friends who I know read the same books I do. Not everyone I know is into the same genre, so for example I have a hard time suggesting books to a friend of mine who loves the horror genre since I just never was able to get into it? But yeah.