The Book Turtle

New years, new ideas. Smetimes I think I have too many ideas and too little discipline to follow them through, but sometimes I just linke making new plans, whether they work out in the end or not. Like most booklovers, I have an overflowing bookshelf. Like many booklovers, I have had an e-reader for the last years. And I love it so much. I don't miss the smell of the paper, like yome people do, or the feeling of holding a real book. Instead, I enjoy not getting cramps in my hands from holding a 900-page-book, I enjoy always having multiple books with me though just carrying a light, tiny device, and I love being able to buy a book I really feel like reading in the middle of the night and starting it right away. The problem is, I have kind of stopped reading physical books altogether, although I have a lot of lovely unread books waiting for me on my shelves. Books are meant for reading, not for sitting on my shelf, so I've decided to integrate more physical books into my TBR

So. yeah. As you might have guessed, Readathon didn't happen as planned.. basically, something came up, and I couldn't spend the day reading, and even though I think I did get an hour of reading in, it didn't feel like the real thing, so I didn't want to blog about it. And afterwards basically life happened, with a lot to do at the job, moving and being sick.. but I haven't forgotten this blog, and I want to continue posting. Aaaand - the next readathon is also coming up in April - let's hope this one will work out a little better!... ;) So I take the fact that the new year has just started and everyone plans to be a better human this time around (for reeeeaaals!) to make some plans for my reading year in general and this blog specifically. So, first of all, I hope to go on reading as much as I did last year. I was happy with the amount of books I read, and mostly also with the books I read. However, here is the first change: I've decided I want to rea