TBR Book tag

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 This is the TBR Book Tag! Original http://aperfectioncalledbooks.blogspo... Questions
How do you keep track of your TBR pile?
I keep track in several places, it is a very messy method I keep track in GoodReads, also a notebook where I write down a few books that are on my radar.

 Is your TBR mostly print or ebook?
I am very predictable I prefer print.
How do you determine which book from your TBR to read next?
I usually have plenty of challenges be it booktube readathons and also personal challenges I have so I generally pick the books necessary to fulfill them.
A book that's been on your TBR list the longest
One of the books I bought due to recommendation from youtube, and it has been in my TBR for a while without me picking it up. The inexplicable logic of my life by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. It is a YA contemporary about self-discovery.

 A book you recently added to your TBR
This book was picked simply to fill in the Amazon order I was making, but it is horror a genre I don't have much experience so it's a good way to explore it.

 A book in your TBR strictly because of its beautiful cover
I found a gorgeous fantasy inspired in 18th Century Cairo containing djinn.

 A book on your TBR that you never plan on reading
For this maybe take a look in the previous post, I change my mind so much that is hard to pick one. To name a few popular ones are named there but the first to come to mind

 An unpublished book on your TBR that you’re excited for
I am waiting anxiously for the continuation of Call down the hawk by Maggie Steifvater.

 A book on your TBR that basically everyone’s read but you
So I have a few Shadowhunter books behind.
A book on your TBR that everyone recommends to you
I have a few series I have in my TBR that you hear people urging you to pick up. I will really finish reading it soon
A book on your TBR that you’re dying to read
After finishing the well of ascension I am very excited to get to the next one!

 How many books are on your TBR shelf?
Uncertain really in good reads 1,190 books but that is definitely not very helpful, but also I am not sure how many unread books in my physical TBR I have roughly 120 books unread on my shelves.

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