>finish novel >can't decide what to pull out of the

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>>9757551
Fucking kys my man. I just pick the ones i want to read then mix em all up and pick at random or number them and get my stupid gf to pick. Or if she's not home put the books on the floor and put a piece of food in each and unleash my cat into the room and the one he eats last I read.

>not picking the shortest

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>Not reading 3 works of fiction and 5 works of non-fiction at a time

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>>9757551
Stop getting shitty books.

I want to start on a dozen books in my backlog.

I read a lot of sci-fi so I usually just start the next one of the series haha. What books do you read?

>>9757566
>tfw 4 different books right now
my progress feels slow.
I think its my lack of attention span that makes me cycle between books

Me anon. Just finished A Feast for Crows and can't decide what to read next. I don't want to start the next book until the seventh season is over either.

I try to do light readings in the summer and my more literary endeavors during the school season. Could use some fantasy or genre fiction book recommendations if anyone as any.

>>9757681
Book of the New Sun if you haven't read it.

>>9757551
Literally this

>>9757681
"The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. Beautiful novel.

>Not reading books by release date
Never going to make it.

>>9757614
>>9757681
>>9757734
>>9757742
>>>/r/books

>start a new book
>it's only okay
>read it irregularly
>before I know it a month has gone by and I've half read a shit book
>I can never get this time back