When I admitted a week or so ago to Mr Liz that I’d ordered Dave Grohl’s new book, “The Storyteller” for myself and it was going to arrive on his birthday he set me a weird challenge. Now, he’s set me a challenge before, to ONLY read 104 books in a year – that was horrible and all I did was read magazines and watch rubbish TV so it didn’t achieve anything. I gave up in the June. This time, however, it’s a good one.

Can I read the WHOLE* of my print TBR by the time the book arrived next year, i.e. 5pm on 05 October 2022?
There are 85 books in this photograph. We have the normal TBR in acquisition order running top left to bottom right of the vertical ones (if you want to count them, Robin di Angelo’s “White Fragility” is hiding at the extreme top left. Then we have horizontally, books in series where I haven’t got the other books (but, how long have I had them?), an Icelandic trilogy that was in that pile even when I DID get the other books, the rest of my Maya Angelous and two loans, a great big Tolkien exhibition catalogue and an even bigger Icelandic Saga book I got excited by YEARS ago, a load of light novels I’ve bought when buying other things or to read around Christmas, and a loan from Matthew and the first in a series.
So 85 books doesn’t seem so much when you consider I finished 18 books last month and am on 126 for the year already. However, the oldest book in just the normal TBR is from June 2020, way over a year ago, and the project doesn’t include the following, which I will also be reading as normal:
Not included in the TBR project:
- Other annual reading challenge books – so Anne Tylers this year and … next year
- Review books sent by the publishers to review on my blog or for Shiny New Books
- Review books from NetGalley
- Other e-books on my horribly bloated Kindle
- Books I’m reading along with Emma (we take a while to read each one so it seemed unfair to include them)
- Any books that come in in any way from today onwards
Can I do it? Dunno. What do I get at the end of it? I told you so and clearer shelves (maybe!). Fancy joining in in some way? Comment below and commit to something.
Update 01 January 2022
One quarter in and I’m down to 53 books, my counting went awry but here we go. I’ll be counting down from this total for the next quarter.

Update 01 April 2022
Two quarters in – or, indeed, half-way – and I’m down to 41 books which is actually more than half way through the original (might have been) 85! That’s cheered me up, as I only managed 12 in the last quarter. Status as of 01 April:

Update 01 July 2022
On to the final quarter and, thanks mainly to my 20BooksOfSummer challenge, I’ve got 13 more books off the shelf and am down to 27 left! Status as of 01 July:

Update 06 October 2022
I finished reading 23 (all reviewed but one) out of the remaining 28 during Q4, and started reading or had started reading already, three more, the final book is the Dave Grohl one itself, and so I only have one book I didn’t read anything of left from the challenge! Matthew hasn’t actually got to the Grohl book himself, either, so I will probably get that one done, too, before we read that together. DONE!

Oct 07, 2021 @ 08:15:18
Good luck! Do you know what your annual reading challenge will be next year? And, as a matter of interest, what do you do with the books once you’ve finished reading them? You mentioned clearer shelves, so do you sell them/give them away to charity?
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:13:01
Thank you! The clearer shelves refers to the TBR shelves as they’re a bit cluttered and haphazard at the moment. I do keep some books – ones I’m likely to read again, basically, or that fit into collections like my one on the Sitwells or Virginia Woolf. I’m a BookCrosser so I register books I’m not going to keep on BookCrossing and then pop them on free books shelves – I’m donating some to a project that’s filling book boxes all over Birmingham, and I also give a lot away to friends. I buy a lot of books from charity shops but don’t tend to donate them as I know so many are discarded and you can’t usually donate ones with BookCrossing labels.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 08:30:57
Good luck, Liz! 🤞
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:13:20
Thank you!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 08:32:40
Ha, ha love this good luck Liz.
I set myself a challenge to clear 10 off my Kindle TBR before buying anymore – I gave up after four ha, ha, ha
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:14:01
Yes, stopping buying challenges are no good, are they! Although I slow down around now as in at least one secret santa and have book-buying friends!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 09:08:06
That’s a lot of non-fiction! Nothing I have on my TBR, but I love the title The Pants of Persective. I spy Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s trilogy below. Lovely! I’d love to join a TBR challenge, but as I saw with the 20 Books of Summer, my Mount TBR keeps tempting me off course. This year I’ve been trying to read my oldest books and mostly failing miserably because those are mostly the ones I haven’t read because they don’t appeal as much as more recent ones. You’re right; I need a plan!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:15:22
There’s a big tranche of novels in the middle of the top row and also a load of light novels down the side but I do read quite a lot of non-fiction. The pants belong to a woman who does long-distance running! If you have books that don’t appeal, prune them!! This is the advantage of reading in acquisition order, as it prevents that happening, although I’ve had the ones round the sides for too long.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 11:22:37
I am not ruthless enough with pruning in any area of my life. My garden is over-exuberant , too. A minimalist I am not. I have been to too many BookCrossing meetings to read in strict acquisition order. Luckily I am good at keeping any real sense of guilt at bay, ha ha.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 13:31:57
BookCrossing books go in the order, loans don’t but I’m quite bad with them!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 21:08:43
I’ve been looking at how I’ve done with my oldest BC books in the last two years and I haven’t done as badly as I thought for other people’s books. Only 370 or so, more registered by me than otherwise. The real horror is when I look at my Goodreads shelf which includes non-BC books. The number is currently 685. When I look through them, though, I do actually want to read most of them. They make me feel happy. Not so sure about my husband. I shan’t tell him about your husband’s challenge!
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 08:00:35
Is the Goodreads shelf books you want to read or books you actually have? My wishlist on this site is frightening but I only count books that exist in my possession …
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 08:16:36
This is my own virtual TBR shelf of books I own physically, including BC books and my own actual books plus 5 ebooks. I also have a virtual wishlist shelf with another 1,015 books, but they really are imaginary so no shred of guilt there.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 09:47:40
I’m glad Mr Nic doesn’t set challenges like that – the bookshelves in my study have the fiction TBR and we’re at around 540 at the moment, which I know would probably set you hyperventilating!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:16:14
Wow, impressive! Apparently the first challenge was a throwaway comment because it’s not common to read as many books as I do (so what?!). Anyway this one will be good for me …
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:24:22
Go for it, Liz – you can do it!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:25:24
Thank you for your faith in me! I’m not sure I can, but we’ll see!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:33:58
You have Mrs Oliphant in Virago in the bottom RH corner. I have her Hester and I don’t even know who she (Mrs Oliphant) is. I look forward to your review of the David Lodge. I borrowed an Anne Tyler at the library today, The Beginner’s Goodbye – we must be getting closer to reading the same Tyler at the same time
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:44:11
Yes, Mrs O wrote a whole series of novels but they’re quite like Trollope’s Barchester books which I’m part-way through so I was saving it, but … I’m just going to do it for novellas in November and get it out of the way. And hooray re Anne Tyler – that’s the one I’ve just read and am reviewing on Sunday (get reading!) so you are on point with that. I really enjoyed it this time round, too! As for Lodge, I am looking forward to that as it covers his time in my degree department just before I arrived.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:48:32
I have a trip at the weekend which should give me time to listen and then comment on Monday or Tues. I did have an Atwood lined up for MARM but I can edge her back a little (I also have a monster SF space opera as a treat which I can see me having to return unlistened to).
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 10:55:33
Fab! I don’t have anything for MARM. Shame about the space opera, though, always good to have a treat. Mr Liz has sunk back into a Stephen King for his latest audiobook. He’s always telling me I’d like the small-town observation, if only if it wasn’t for the scary bits!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 21:16:51
Try 11.22.63. I don’t think there are any scary bits. The protagonist goes back in time to try and prevent the assassination of JFK. It’s a doorstopper, but a page-turner too.
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 07:59:46
Matthew has read that one but he didn’t think I’d be too keen. I think I’ll stick to admiring King’s work from afar, but thank you for the rec!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 12:16:38
Good luck!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 13:32:24
Thank you!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 12:36:01
I’m intrigued as to why Mr Liz set 104 in his previous challenge. Good luck with this one – I spy Eley Williams wonderful The Liar’s Dictionary in your pile.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 11:55:22
Aha, he said he bet I couldn’t only read one book a week and I said that was unfair so he doubled it! And good to have a vote of confidence for that one, thank you!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 13:46:01
This is brilliant Liz, good luck – I’d say you’ll manage it no problem. I also give a big thumbs up for The Liar’s Dictionary.
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 13:57:05
Thank you – and nothing like your numbers of course! Good news on that one, a growing wave of support for it!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 15:45:45
ha ha, what a challenge! some great looking books there, The Virago Travellers and a wood of one’s own for a start. Good Luck Liz!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 16:54:25
Yes, those two are particularly enticing although everything on there is quite carefully picked! And thank you!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 16:25:35
Wow, what a challenge Liz! It’s a good one for you, as you have such a controlled TBR and you’re also a bit more disciplined than me about reading. Will look forward very much to seeing how you get on!!!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 16:54:46
Thank you! It’s a bit scary and I’m not sure I can do it, mind!
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Oct 07, 2021 @ 23:26:31
Good luck with the challenge. I need to seriously buckle down and read the TBR shelves then move them on. It is beyond ridiculous. 🐧🤠🌷
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 08:00:59
Thank you! Mine were pushing ridiculous, so a timely challenge, I feel!
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 11:37:21
All the very best with this one. Hope you do manage to do it. The only one I can spot from your picture which I have read is On The Come Up which I liked very much but then I promptly added the next one, Concrete Rose. The Women Travellers book looks really exciting.
I would fail miserably if I go at the rate I currently am–I think over last month and so far this month, I have only read a total of 3 books from my physical pile–the rest have been netgalley and review copies (and yet, I wasn’t the slightest bit ashamed to have added 14–yes 14 to my physical pile over the last few days–in my defence sales are on, plus 8 of these I got second hand). But I hope to be stricter and tackle some of my mountain at least–perhaps arranging it like yours in one place will help. Currently, they’re in different shelves and piles.
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 15:19:42
Thank you – I am not sure at all I can do this as it involves getting seven and a bit off these shelves every month and I neglected to record I have two others I’m currently reading – oops! I do usually keep them on a shelf (two shelves, double stacked) but it was fun to lay them out and I can do it again in a few months to see how it’s got smaller (right??!).
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 15:25:20
Hope taking off goes faster than adding more 🙂
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 19:14:03
The line is drawn with DaveGrohl so it’s OK to acquire more now (hehe).
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Oct 09, 2021 @ 02:31:28
🙂 I dont think there’s any stopping us. I do manage to be fairly successful with my shopping bans but since last year we had a ban of sorts because of lockdown I’ve been going a little wild this year.
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 15:22:13
Haha. His previous challenge made me laugh. I tried something similar myself this year, reduced my goal by 1/3: I’ve nearly surpassed the previous year’s goal already, so clearly I need someone else to set that kind of challenge for me, or I just don’t listen. 😀 Have you considered eroding one of the outside sources to help yourself focus? Like Netgalley maybe? I found my focus shifted delightfully when I stepped back from the publicity channels; it seemed to invent reading hours. And you can always resume later, or even partway through the year, if you find you’re progressing more quickly. Even though I am making plans in the back of my mind for 2022’s reading, I am still preoccupied with the library loans of new fall books, so I don’t think I’ll make any decisions until next month. Which is probably still far earlier than “normal people”. *nudges kindly, grinning*
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Oct 08, 2021 @ 19:13:30
I am trying to be more careful in what I select on NetGalley – I only have two more October ones to read and only a few coming out in the next few months. I don’t want to give up there as I get such interesting books that I really want to share on here! The same with review books from publishers and Shiny. I will have the advantage from January (in December, too, actually) of not having two Anne Tylers per month! Even if I don’t do it (which I probably won’t), I think it will focus my mind a bit on reading those books.
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Oct 09, 2021 @ 06:51:58
I’m dead keen to get stuck into a TBR challenge, but given my work in an Indie bookstore, I fail every one I attempt. New releases have to come first it I have any hope of being able to keep up with our regular customers!!
But I will be watching this space closely, in case it’s something I can tweak to work for me 🙂
Meanwhile, good luck! Maybe by Oct 2022, travel between the UK and Australia will be easy once again.
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Oct 10, 2021 @ 07:09:46
Well, that would be nice, wouldn’t it? And yes, I can see your difficulty as you must be up with the current books as well as knowing about backlist! You could always set a TBR target I suppose, but this is not designed to make anyone else flog through a million languishing books!
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Oct 09, 2021 @ 07:50:54
Ooh that sounds like a brilliant project, and very doable, I would think as you do read quite fast. I am not doing any big challenges at the moment but I need to reduce my tbr is completely huge and probably three or four times yours.
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Oct 10, 2021 @ 07:10:50
Having quite literally had my hands on it recently, I can confirm that about your TBR! I’m not sure I can do it, but I will enjoy giving it a go. And fortunately, books that have made their way into the house AFTER the Dave Grohl don’t count …!
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Oct 09, 2021 @ 12:23:59
Well, the least you can do is try… and I’m sure that even if you don’t succeed, you’ll have gotten some great reading in, so… win-win!
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Oct 10, 2021 @ 07:11:10
Well, indeed!
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Oct 10, 2021 @ 09:36:56
Well, it’s doable, but when you add in all the books not included, it’ll be a real challenge! Good luck with it, I’ll look forward to seeing your progress.
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Oct 10, 2021 @ 10:50:25
It will indeed – and thank you!
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Oct 14, 2021 @ 17:53:57
I’m so impressed that the oldest book on your TBR is from June 2020!! How do you do it?!
This sounds like a very fun challenge, good luck!
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Oct 14, 2021 @ 20:42:09
Well, first off, I’ve always read my TBR in pretty strict acquisition order, oldest first, although review and challenge books skip the queue. And secondly all those sideways books are ancient and mouldering if they weren’t on the proper TBR! And thank you!
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Oct 15, 2021 @ 18:50:57
Okay I appreciate and support this ambition to read more of the books you currently have though! I guess my question is like, do you ever feel like you want to read something other than the books you own? If so, if you feel that, will you just do your best to still read a book you own or will you take a break from this challenge?
Because I might be moving next year I really think I should work on the books I currently own, sometimes I just feel like reading other books though! However I have been doing a better job of using the library instead of buying books which has been nice. (:
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Oct 16, 2021 @ 14:38:03
I’m not really using the library at the moment as it’s had very limited opening hours and I feel a bit funny about the books going through so many hands. I’m not sure what else wouldn’t count as my own books that I’d read – I do have a few loans from friends on the shelves and try to read them first. Also review books and books from NetGalley have to slot in around the challenge!
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You TBR looks amazing
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Nov 27, 2021 @ 09:21:23
Thank you! That’s only the bit up until October 5, too, there’s more now …
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I missed this post, I realise it’s oldish now. I wonder now if I should do something similar in January, as I have about 500 unread books in this tiny overcrowded house!
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Nov 29, 2021 @ 20:56:24
I always welcome comments! And it’s quite a satisfying thing to do, to get them all out and take a picture then chip away … good luck if you decide to do it!
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Nov 29, 2021 @ 21:59:22
And good luck with your challenge! It sounds like you’ve made loads of progress already.
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How fun to be challenged by your husband!
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Oct 05, 2022 @ 14:30:01
Book review – Paula Byrne – “The Adventures of Miss Barbara Pym” | Adventures in reading, running and working from home
Oct 07, 2022 @ 14:36:08
Oct 09, 2022 @ 05:36:18
Wow! I couldn’t quite read all the titles from the pictures, but I’ll try resizing them later. I wish I could read that many books that fast. I think I was much closer to that before my last brain event, but since then I’ve slowed down a lot. Reading is my thing, so I’m still not done dealing with that at all. I keep trying though, to deal and to read more.
So, can I borrow some of your books? 😁
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Oct 09, 2022 @ 08:36:33
Ah, they may not all be visible as it’s such a big picture at the beginning, the idea was I laid them out in the same way every time so we could see the change. All the books I reviewed for the project are tagged with the TBRchallenge tag as this one is, so you can find them all that way. And lots of them have already left the house as otherwise I would be walled in by books! Anyway, welcome to my blog, hope you do manage to keep up your reading and enjoy the posts.
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Book review Dave Grohl The Storyteller
Jan 05, 2023 @ 08:15:42