Confessions of a Book Addict

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Reading List

Other women collect shoes. Β I collect books.

Today, Kelly is hosting a link up of “Winter Reading Lists.” Β So, I decided to join in on the fun and basically confess my sin of book addiction here on the blog. Β I have stacks of un-read books all over the house hidden in drawers, closets, and book bags. Β So, I am going to pick 3 from my list to read before Β the end of Winter (except I live in Florida, so I am not quite sure when that is…)

Book 1

grrace emily book

Β Grace for the Good Girl by Emily Freeman:

Β I finally surrendered and purchased this in January, but have not managed to crack it open yet. Β It’s on my list for Winter. Β Maybe I will get to it by Spring…

Book 2

girls with swords

Girls with Swords: Β How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero by Lisa Bevere:

A friend read this early in the year and raved about it on Twitter. Β It’s been collecting dust on my nightstand for several months now…

Book 3

priscilla shirer book

God is Able by Priscilla Shirer:

I am thrilled to announce that I have been asked to review Priscilla’s upcoming book, and I will be hosting a giveaway later in the month. Β Stay tuned!

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Q4U: Β What are you reading? Β Are you a book addict like me?Β  Any confessions?

Thanks for stopping by!Β  I would love to connect with you onΒ Facebook,Β Twitter, orΒ Pinterest.

I am joining Kelly and like-minded sisters today.

7 Comments

  1. Yes, Lyli, we definitely have this addiction in common. I have way too many stacks scattered throughout my house … read, partially read, waiting to be read. I just joined a swap club online to get rid of some. That makes me feel better but I get credits towards more books when someone wants one of mine :/

  2. I am so glad I am not the only one with this addiction. I too get them and pile them up collecting dust. My hubby says too many books; I just say lets get another bookshelf!

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