Putting a book down
One of the major disadvantages to my making a commuting CD is that my moods change a lot from when I started compiling my CD to when I've read everything. And now I'm on the last book in my CD, which happens to be JR Ward's Lover Revealed.
I'd have read it anyway, since I definitely like having something to read on my commute, but I'm just not all that interested in the last two installments of that series. And so today I have officially given myself permission not to start it. It's not like the ebook I have is going anywhere, and I can always come back to the series when I'm in the mood for the kind of wstory Ward can tell.
Plus, I really do like the process of making a new commuting CD. It makes me narrow down the endless list of books I have To Be Read, and it builds up the anticipation.
Do I know what's going on the CD yet? Actually, no, I don't. I have a looooooong, ginormous list, and have posted recently about books I want to read. But the making up of my mind is a difficult process.
I'd have read it anyway, since I definitely like having something to read on my commute, but I'm just not all that interested in the last two installments of that series. And so today I have officially given myself permission not to start it. It's not like the ebook I have is going anywhere, and I can always come back to the series when I'm in the mood for the kind of wstory Ward can tell.
Plus, I really do like the process of making a new commuting CD. It makes me narrow down the endless list of books I have To Be Read, and it builds up the anticipation.
Do I know what's going on the CD yet? Actually, no, I don't. I have a looooooong, ginormous list, and have posted recently about books I want to read. But the making up of my mind is a difficult process.