read as many books as possible, starting with all the books I own but haven't read

I’m re-reading David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” for chuckles. I’ve also re-organized my book shelf so it’s a little more appealing!

I’ve been listening to podcasts so much it’s replaced reading at home. x.x
So I’m going to start bringing books when I go on the train, and to school, and soforth. Wish me luck!

In the last two days I finished both Animal Farm and Web Standards Solutions! As well as finishing A Brief History Of Time a few weeks ago.

In the last two days I finished both Animal Farm and Web Standards Solutions! As well as finishing A Brief History Of Time a few weeks ago.

In the last two days I finished both Animal Farm and Web Standards Solutions! As well as finishing A Brief History Of Time a few weeks ago.

In the last two days I finished both Animal Farm and Web Standards Solutions! As well as finishing A Brief History Of Time a few weeks ago.

Just finished A Brief History Of Time, though it is one I bought since I chose this goal. Time to drill through the others!

As a closet physics geek, I’m really enjoying this book. However, I haven’t read it quite fast enough… I’ll have to see about taking it out for another week or two.
Finally I understand:

• E=mc²
• Why the theory of relativity is important
• Why quantum mechanics are important
• What those funny cone-shaped graphs mean

And much more!

Alright, I haven’t read more of a book in ages. I’m really disappointed. I still have my books, though.
However, I’ve been recommended to start reading up on psychology, starting from the late 17thC. Can anyone recommend such a book, or where would be the best place to look for such old writings?

Man, I haven’t read in weeks. How disappointing.
I’ll put aside an hour or two tonight to keep going through “CSS Zen Garden”, though I want to read some fiction soon.