Doing reader advisory is awesome, and I love it. Obviously I want to give solid advice, which means keeping up with new books, reading award winners, finding great diverse reads, etc...but...
Holy shit, there are so many amazing books out there. How does one find time to read them all?!
Seriously, take a gander at the books on my currently reading list.
Lunch break books:
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| A Consequential President |
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| Girls & Sex |
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| White Rage |
Reading in bed books:
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| Angelfall |
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| Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident |
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| City of Heavenly Fire |
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| End of Days |
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| Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them |
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| Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets |
Reading during the day but not at work books:
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| The Last Thing I Remember |
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| Defy the Stars |
PLUS I have I Am Number Four, a new Uppercase book, three Quarterly books, and a book one of my teens recommended that I read sitting in a stack waiting for me to get to them.
How many books is too many to read at one time? Are you a literary monogamist? Or a huge philanderer like me?
