every unread book on my physical TBR... again

hi everyone, thank you all for being so patient with this week's upload! i'm going through all of the books on my physical tbr that i haven't read yet... again. i hope you enjoy this journey through my bookshelves. see yu again soon!
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[@ashutoshbhavar]

The funny thing about TBR is that they just keep increasing as much you read. For example, if you read 5, you'll add 25 in your TBR lists. A few years back, I used to keep " Done Reading List " in it were about 50 books, and in TBR 250. Today in DRL there're about 300 and in TBR about 1500. No matter how many books you read, you will never finish your TBR. There are millions of books out there and as you growup and expand your knowledge and interests you'll want to read more and more of them. That does not mean you have to read million books. You can't do that but ofcourse you can add millions of books into your TBR. I think that is the real job of TBR lists, they are for those unread books.

[@ingerlouise]

that is so true! you can never read as quickly as your TBR expands. i sometimes worry that i won’t be able to read all of the books on my TBR before I die, but then I think to myself that that’s useless, because I know i won’t be able to, but it’s the idea that *i might someday read that book* that makes adding it to my TBR fun. so really i just like to think that i’ll read every book on my TBR, but in reality i know that i won’t be able to. thanks so much for watching! i hope you have a lovely day