Took a picture, this is only the physical books, i have at least 100 more (mostly B&N classics series) on my nook






Again, these are only the books that I have not read yet


also not pictured is about half of "Everythings Eventual" by Stephen King, and "The Complete Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams

This post was edited by Ice98 on Sep 30 2010 12:37am

I usually just go to the library and rent a book...

I usually read a book right away when I get it. So my stack isn't very big, like three books.

i like owning a book, i also trade in alot of old books at a local used book store, which is just alot of fun, i have another stack about half that size of books ready for trade in, and then of course theres some i keep



I usually order more than 1 book at a time, i like to order discount books from B&N and just buy 4-5 of em and try em out, that and I almost always have a few dozen e-books waiting

i prefer pirating my books or just getting the classics off of gutenberg.

I really hate the e-book concept, I just like having the paperback in my hands and reading it.

I doubt I'll ever buy or want a nook/kindle etc.

Plus my stack grew to about 10 books, I went to Chapters and bought two books by R.A. Salvatore and two more in the Ice and Fire series. Plus I have six WoT books waiting.

ebooks are great, especially if you go on vacation, you can have a dozen books take up half the space of a paperback

Sitting on my desk right now :

Albert Speer - Au Coeur du Troisième Reich (Inside the Third Reich)
Michel Pédamon - Le Droit Allemand (Law of Germany)
Philip M. Williams - The French Parliament 1958-1967
Flavius Josèphe - La Guerre des Juifs contre les Romains ( Josephus - The Wars of the Jews)
Several books about constitutional law, civic law, public international law etc
Richard Feynman - Don't you have time to think ?
Jacques Attali - 1492
Gordon W. Prange - Le Réseau Sorge (The Sorge Network ? Dunno, can't find the correct translation)
René Rémond - Histoire des Etats-Unis (History of the United States)
Pages Choisies de la Littérature Hongroise des origines au mileu du XVIIIème siècle (Can't find the correct translation either, the litteral translation would be ''Selected pages from Hungarian Literature from the origins to the middle of the 18th century")
Nicholas Von Hoffman - We are the people our parents warned us against
Thomas Mann - Les histoires de Jacob (The Tales of Jacob)
Anatole France - Les Dieux ont Soif (The Gods are Thirsty)

About 60 books I guess...