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Book Blog Hop (5)

Book Blogger Hop is a weekly meme hosted by Jen at Crazy for Books and it's a way to for book bloggers to connect and check out other blogs.

This week's question is:  How many books are currently in your 'To Be Read' (TBR) pile?

My goodreads 'to be read' list says that I have 153 books on it.  I feel like there may be more.  I never really make progress in my TBR pile because I am always adding more books to it.

How about you?  How many books are in your TBR pile?

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  1. I have a lot, LOT!, of books in my list. But, my pile is small and I like it that way. It's not so overwhelming then! haha.

    My hop is here:
    http://faybaysbooks.blogspot.com/

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  2. I don't know exactly how many are on my TBR shelves, but I did have to add a shelf a couple of weeks ago! :)

    Have a good weekend

    carol

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  3. I remember fondly the days when I only had 150 or so books on my TBR. Come read my Book Blogger Hop post in which I discuss my TBR and coin a new way of measuring it.

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  4. New follower! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier :)

    Our TBR piles are similar in size. I keep adding to it also! I love the title of your bog by the way, it's so accurate.

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  5. HI
    Just hopping by! My TBR is about 10 times that - and that is just ones I own!

    Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out
    www.bookdout.wordpress.com

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  6. New follower! Happy reading, friend!

    Nikki @ <a href="http://booksmostwanted.blogspot.com/>Books Most Wanted</a>

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  7. 153 isn't too bad compared to what I see on other blogs. I only have 29 to be read. Pretty manageable.

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    Just stopping by to say hello and to take a look around.

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    Hope you can visit.

    Elizabeth

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  8. I always add more books too, so I can never catch up! I have about 200.

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