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A Pile Up of Years of Kindle Books…

My Kindle TBR- too many books…

I follow Jinjer’s posts on her blog regularly on The Intrepid Angeleno. I love all of the random tasks she sets for herself with  her reading. I also love a lot of random things. I have just begun my 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s Penguin Anniversary books challenge. I choose them randomly through the app Book Buddy. 

Jinjer has been talking about a random wheel. On the wheel are ten slices of pie (book titles). On each slice of the pie a different book title is written. The wheel is spun and she then takes that book and reads for an hour. I thought it would be fun to join in with such a challenge as a way to get through some of my Kindle books. I always have a Kindle book with me either on my Kindle scribe or on my phone. I spent a lot of time waiting for busses or medical appointments, etc and I like to have something to read. Once the hour is up, the wheel is spun again. Mind you a different book will most likely be randomly chosen. I could eventually be reading 10 different books as the wheel spins again and again. I think it will be good for my brain to see if I can keep them all sorted. 

That will be the challenge. If I find I can’t do it then I don’t need to continue but it should be fun trying. I will continue with the Penguin books of course as they are on my shelf and are not very long books. I will also read my monthly book club books but I usually listen to those on audible. Ideally I will have an audible book, a Kindle book and a real book all on the go. 

Hopefully that will keep me off the screens so much as I find it is easy to scroll on social media apps and you tube when tired or need to relax. So often it consists of so much wasted time

I selected ten books and they are listed below. I think they are different enough that I shouldn’t mix them up. So stay tuned to see how I go. Thank you Jinjer for sharing your idea. I love it.

  1. All Aboard! A Journey on the Trans-Mongolian Railway throughEastern Europe by Carrie Riles
  2. Black Bazaar by Alain Mabanckou
  3. The Accidental Book Club by Jennifer Scott
  4. Big Magic- Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
  5. Bad Karma: The True Story of a. Mexico Trip from Hell by Paul Wilson
  6. Angelina’s Children by Alice Ferney and Emily Read 
  7. Alone Time:  Four Seasons, four cities and the pleasure of solitude
  8. Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter by Mario Vargas Llosa
  9. The Boarding House by William Trevor
  10. 1871: A Novel of the Great Chicago Fire by Peter J. Spalding


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I live a retired life in Tasmania, Australia. I love books, travel, animals, photography, motor biking and good friends. I indulge in all these activities with the little Travellin' Penguin who has now shared five continents with me. We love book shops, photography walks and time with friends as all our family is in USA and Canada. I enjoy visitors to my blog so hope you'll stop by.

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