Mount TBR Reading Challenge 2021 - My Sign-Up

I'm in for another year! And determined to do better than in years past against my nemesis, the timely review. I'm also scaling back my goal to make it more achievable. After everything that was 2020, I can use an easier time of something.

Bev runs this very nice Mount TBR Reading Challenge over at My Reader's Block. You can sign up at any time. This is the tenth year that Bev's been helping us tackle the mountain of TBR books we all seem to have . . . that never goes down because it is always replenished.

Note that there is also a virtual Mount TBR challenge for folks who like to read library books or otherwise want to whittle down their "wish list" of books they want to read but don't own. Isn't that thoughtful and fun?

This seems like a good time to say that Bev is by far the most prolific reader I know. Prepare to be impressed if you sneak a peek at all the challenges she takes on. Yes, indeed, she wears that Challenge Addict label with pride!

I will be tackling Pike's Peak this year, reading 12 books and reviewing them in a timely manner. Why not join me and whole bunch of other nice folks in the climbing party?   

Hope to see you along the way!

Pike's Peak: 

1. Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen (review)

2. Klara and the Sun - Kazuo Ishiguro (review)

3. Snowman: The True Story of a Champion - Catherine Hapka (review)

4. The Good Life: Helen and Scott Nearing's Sixty Years of Self-Sufficient Living - Helen and Scott Nearing (review)

5. The Decision Book: 50 Models for Strategic Thinking - Mikael Krogerus and Roman Tschappeler (review)

6. Abide With Me - Elizabeth Strout (review)

7. The Road Not Taken: Finding America in the Poem Everyone Loves and Almost Everyone Gets Wrong - David Orr (review)

8. Strange as This Weather Has Been - Ann Pancake (Orion Book Award) (review)

9. Early Autumn - Louis Bromfield (review)

10. Superior Women - Alice Adams (review)

11. Keep It Moving: Lessons for the Rest of Your Life - Twyla Tharp (review)

12. A Thousand-Mile Walk to the Gulf - John Muir (review)