Seriously, y'all. These aren't even all the books I own and they're all eligible to be read or reread. That's why they're out here of course.

I have many, many more books in storage, some hidden behind these on the shelf, more in a few other cabinets, a sizable Kindle collection and a library card. What to choose?

Talk about a privileged, first world problem!

and let's not forget the free kindle books you could get. I know the feeling though

knitgurl: Exactly!

EEEEE! You have the Grimm tales?!?!?!?!

It doesn't help that I have just a week so I can't start a series or grab a super thick book in case I can't read it all this week.

You can keep reading after the week is over.

Make a little time every day to read.

Carebear_001: I do and they're the real ones! And an HP Lovecraft collection hidden behind the door frame, Rudyard Kipling horror stories, all the Sherlock Holmes stories and so many others.

Oooo! Need to get me more Lovecraft. I had one book. Hell if I know where it's at now...

Swamp_Daddy: Not with all the school reading I'm swamped with. Seriously, I know what I can do with my time and all my reading has been strictly scientific for years.

You can't spare 5 minutes each day?

I really enjoy science and I love the biology degree I'm earning but I'm tired of reading organic chemistry and physics this semester. I just want to relax a bit and not take notes while reading.

I've never read any of the love craft ones I need to put the on my list

I'm not a five minutes a day reader. I'm a stay awake until 3 am because just one more chapter reader. I get it from my mother.

Have you read anything on biomimicry?

Carebear_001: I think you'd like this book. It's modern writers writing Sherlock Holmes and one of them has him dealing with Chthulu. It's so fun!

Swamp_Daddy: Behavioral or physical mimicry? I'm more of an animal behavioralist but I know a bit about physical mimicry too.

Nice! I will check it out!

If you love like mysteries in recommend the Lexi the baker series a little cheesy but good read

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SillyGooseKnits: I read a book on it once that covered all aspects of biomimicry just because it looked interesting.

knitgurl: I'll take a look at that one. I'll read almost anything!

Swamp_Daddy: That's the best reason to read anything, I think.

SillyGooseKnits: I loved that book!

I just read book 1 in the Holmes-Stolker YA series. It was call a clockwork scarab. Really enjoyed it and a fast read!

legal_girl: Ooh, I'll have to check that out!