hey folks it's Abi of Pellinor and today I’m going to be going through every single one
of the books still on my physical tbr so I did this at the beginning of 2021 if you want to go
watch that one up there and I went through every single physical book I owned of course I’ve read
a good amount of them I think about half which I’m really happy with are either unhauled or read
but I’ve added more to my tbr this year especially from books that I
haven't yet read that I got for my birthday in October and for Christmas in December there's
a lot of books still in those categories that have um boosted up my tbr again so I’m gunna go through
all of them I’m gunna have to like focus on the older ones really just to try and get them off
but I want to read the new ones ah it's gunna be a whole thing but yes so I’m gunna flip you
around and I’m gunna show you every single one of the books that I still own that I haven't read
ignoring the bags that are over here because they are my Christmas presents no I have not put them
away this is where most of my tbr lives so I’m going to go through this shelf by shelf the rest
of my shelves aren't colour coordinated because that's not how I like to keep the books that I’ve
read organised but with my tbr I am a lot less bothered about having it organised by genre or
by author I know the covers of the books and so this is kind of where I can I would have created
creative freedom and have it colour coordinated to quickly start with the the little bits on my
shelves so we have a TY dragon plush that I bought in Wales we have a Harrod's telephone box money
box we have a music box that I bought in Germany as a child we have a tiny trolley filled with all
of the tea sachets from my Christmas calendar my advent calendar of tea and then we have Isabelle
from Animal Crossing with a bit of tinsel on her because as of filming I haven't yet put the
Christmas decorations away now onto the actual books I’m not going to be going into depth for
the vast majority of these just because there are so many so let's get into them Vox by Christina
Dalcher The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness A Conjuring Of Light by V.E Schwab The Name
Of The Rose by Umberto Eco The Big Over Easy by Jasper Fford Cilka's Journey by Heather Morris
Foundation by Mercedes Lackey Sepulcher by Kate Mosse The Brothers Lionheart by Astrid Lindgren
Red Queen by Christina Henry The Man Who Missed The War by Dennis Wheatley The Throne Of Fire
by Rick Riordan Pompei by Mary Beard Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood Tales Of The City by
Armistead Maupin June by Frank Herbert Pyramids by Terry Pratchett And Lastly On This Shelf Rebel
Heart by Moira Young then for the next shelf down as you can see this is mainly greens and blues
this gap here is because I’ve taken a book out for my January tbr and you'll see that later on
because that's on my tbr shelf now for the stuff on the shelves on the left we have a Tsum Tsum of
Pascal from Tangled then I’ve got a mug that I got from Guyana and inside that are just some coloured
pencils that have bark on the outside of them they look like trees they're cute but they are
awful to write with because the bark just crumbles off then I have a tiny dragon statue
that I got from Wales from Conwy I’ve got a 3d printed owl that my partner printed for me and I
have a Tsum Tsum of Hans Solo from Star Wars then for the books on the shelf we Have Raging Star by
Moira Young The Gilded Ones by Namina Fauna The Killer On The Wall by Emma Kavanagh Citadel by
Kate Moss The Toll by Neil Shusterman The Strange Case Of The Alchemist Daughter by Theodora Goss
A Revision Course In Geography by Thomas Pickles Minnesota's Geologist by Sue Leaf Hidden Behind
Minnesota's Geologist I do have a book that I don't want to display on my shelves I keep it
because it was gifted to me by my mother-in-law who I love very dearly and she loves the primary
series and the films from the real name of this author but just for number sake because I do
wish to read this just so I can let her know my opinions on it I do have The Cuckoo's Calling by
Robert Galbraith just for complete transparency no I do not agree with this individual's beliefs
and views and yes transgender people and all people on the LGBTQ spectrum are always safe
on my channel behind the book I do also have a copy of the bible that I was gifted when I left
my first school I am not religious so I won't be reading it but I also don't want to get rid of it
so it just lives back here back to our regularly scheduled book going Through The Fates Divide by
Veronica Roth The Devil And The Dark Water by Stuart Turton Three Sisters by Heather Morris
The Ascent Of Everest by John Hunt I’m still yet to discover how to properly say this so I’m going
to go with A Man Called Ove by Frederick Backman The Royal Society by Marie Lu The Young Elites
by Marie Lu The Serpent's Shadow by Rick Riordan The Witch Finder's Sister by Beth Underdown The
Book Jumper by Mercedes Glacier The Midnight Star by Marie Lu and lastly on this shelf The Muse by
Jessie Burton so this shelf is too low down for my tripod so the camera will have to be angled
down sorry um but yes so the stuff on the shelves I have a blow dart that I got when I was in Guyana
I got this from the an indigenous tribe that lives out there we went and visited and stayed
in a tourist spot that they have as part of my field work for my undergraduate degree behind that
in between two of the books I have my hard drive because there was a gap there because
I took out a book for my tbr and I don't have anywhere else to put my hard drive yet
then I have a Steif of an owl which is adorable I have a Tsum Tsum of Luke from Star Wars
and I have Lucas the spider then for the books we have The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry Smile
Is Fair by Rebecca Levine The Complete Novels Of Jane Austen The Eagle Of The Ninth Chronicles by
Rosemary Sutcliffe All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr The Unseen World by Liz Moore
Three Sisters Three Queens by Philippa Gregory Sketches by Boz And Hard Times by Charles Dickens
Guards Guards by Terry Pratchett The Penguin Complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle The Severed Streets by Paul Cornell Greenbanks by Dorothy Whipple Mind Games by
Teri Terry The Illustrated Anniversary Edition Of The Invisible Life Of Addie Larue by V.E Schwab
and lastly for this shelf Terciel And Eleanor from Garth Nix then swivelling around to another bottom
shelf that I have this is the rest of the rainbow tbr I have a lot of black books and a fair number
of white books and they just they have to be kept separately if I’m going to do any sort of rainbow
shelfing so this is all of them as well as some books that did not fit in the rainbow shelves in
terms of what are actually on the shelves that aren't books this time around we have a bear
that my mother-in-law got me from my postgraduate graduation from my master's and we have a wall
calendar that Caitlyn from Mad Cheshire Rabbit got me the reason it's not on a wall and the
reason it's upside down upside down is because that's just where it settles if you try and
set it down like this um and in this new house that we've moved into I haven't yet found a nail
on a wall in an appropriate place for me to hang this my partner might be popping a nail in
um just to hang this up but we just haven't got around to that yet but I love it so much
you swivel round the the date the day and the month to make it the correct date
this is not correct it is not the 17th on a Wednesday in January
but yeah now on to the actual Books A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms by George R.R Martin The Bazaar
Of Bad Dreams by Stephen King The Tenderloin by John Butler Warcross by Marie Lu The Poppy War
by Rf Quang Champion by Marie Lu A Gathering Of Shadows by V.E Schwab Sorcerer To The Crown by
Zentro 11 22 63 by Stephen King This Savage Shong by V.E Schwab Rivers Of London by Ben Aronnovich
The Dark Vault by V.E Schwab Kathy's Ring by Stuart Weismann And Brick Flyboys by James
Bradley Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde With The Merry Men And Other Stories by R.L Stevenson Fire And
Blood by George R.R Martin Black Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse Black Eyed Seasons by Julia Heaberlin
84k by Claire North God's Grave by Jay Kristoff The Pillars Of The Earth by Ken Follett War
Storm by Victoria Aveyard Kim by Rudyard Kipling American Gods by Neil Gaiman Nowhere On Earth by
Nick Lake The Bitter Trade by Piers Alexander The Girl In The Steel Corset by Katie Cross The Raven
Boys by Maggie Stiefvater We Hunt The Flame by Half Sufficient Dark Dawn by Jay Kristoff To
The Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf Double Cross by Mallory Blackman Carve The Mark by Veronica
Roth The Book Of Mirrors by E.O. Chirovici The RSPB Handbook Of British Birds by Peter
Holden And Tim Cleaves Regeneration Ending The Climate Crisis In One Generation by Paul Hawking
Wonders Of The Solar System And The Universe by Professor Brian Cox And Andrew Cohen and lastly
for this shelf Is Pompeii by Salvatore Napo okay so we're up off the ground a bit again now with
the books that I got for Christmas or at least most of them yes there is a gap here on the shelf
yes that is just my switch case this is not all of the books that I got for Christmas but it is most
of them and I do also have a separate December book haul so if you want to see them separately
you can go look there for more information but just to name and go through the books we have Tea
With Jane Austen by Penn Vogler The Bridesmaid Survival Guide by Hannah O'donnell otherwise
known as Ladette M Here On Booktube Fatlip Also by Hannah O'Donnell The Guest Cat by Takashi Hirodi
I’ve probably pronounced that name wrong I do apologise Dracula by Bram Stoker The Picture Of
Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb The Rage Of Dragons by Evan Winter
The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arakawa This Is How You Lose The Time War by Amal El Mota And
Max Gladstone The Art Of War by Sun Tzu I Am A Cat by Suseki Natsume The Cat Who Saved Books by
Suzuki Natsukawa Timefulness by Marcia Bianoru A Sum Of Storms And Silence by Rosanne Brown
Failure To Communicate by Cayes Hondaby Super Volcanoes by Robin George Andrews Four Novels
From Charles Dickens The Adventures Of Oliver Twist A Christmas Carol Great Expectations And
A Tale Of Two Cities Black Water Sister by Zen Cho and lastly for this shelf Living Planet The Web Of
Life On Earth by David Attenborough and for the organization of this shelf it is literally just
size order excuse the mess but down here on my red shelves I do have a secret
and that secret is two books that are on my tbr we have Winter Of The World And Edge Of Eternity both
by Ken Follett these are the second and third books in the Century trilogy which come after
a book I’m going to mention on the next shelf it's going to be a very long time
before I even get around to them and I wanted them on the bottom so that the shelves weren't
top heavy and didn't fall over and then finally we are on to the last shelf so in terms of the
decoration on this shelf I have my two book sleeves over here one is one that you fold over
one is one that you slide the books inside from my mum and from Caitlyn thank you very much both of
you and then we have my bookends when I was living with my parents these used to be on the ends of my
standalone shelf that I put all of my Skulduggery Pleasant books on they all just about fit in one
shelf now there's gaps because I have books out so now they go here and what they are separating
is my tbr books for January and the books that are kind of I’m in the middle of but I’m not aiming to
specifically put on a tbr there are two books missing from here so I’m going to go
through those first before we get into the full shelf read-through I’m currently reading The Count
Of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas and I’m also currently reading Amari And The Night Brothers by
B.B Alston now for the books on the shelf this is a reread for me A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske
look at It Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Bully How To Be An Anti-Racist by Iran X Candy
Exit Strategy by Martha Wealth The President Is Missing by James Patterson And Bill Clinton The
House In The Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune these are my miniature books from running press I really
do want to collect some more the only other one I have that I’ve read is the one about War and Peace
these summarise classics and well-known books into nice short little sittings so I have Sherlock
Holmes The Essential Mysteries In One Sitting Charles Dickens The Complete Novels In One Sitting
Jane Austen Her Complete Novels In One Sitting and then William Shakespeare The Complete Plays In One
Sitting Shakespeare The Bard's Guides To Abuses And Affronts And Love Sonnets Of Shakespeare which
all make up the Shakespeare box set I’m wanting to read the original of these before I delve into the
miniatures and for the last two books on the list we have The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas
and Fall Of Giants by Ken Follett now let's flip you around and get you back to face Abi
and those are all of my own books so I am pre-filming this end part because timing and
things uh so I don't know how many owned books I have I am going to guess 120 how close am I
how close am I I really want to get this below 50 by the end of 2022. that is something I
think is a lot more manageable I also now have more freedom to buy books so um
I don't know how well that's going to go but we'll see we'll see um but yes so let me know
please down in the comments below folks which books do you think I need to prioritize and
pick up first I’ll be able to like refer back to this video throughout the year if I need any
inspiration for what to read so yes let me know down below what I should pick up thank you so
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