I don’t think I can answer this w/out roaming the house, laptop in hand. Much to Dh’s chagrin, I have piles of books everywhere. There are at least 3 on the computer/side table next to my desk in my office. Two on the floor near my bed and another 3 in the nightstand. 5 library books on the tack trunk at the top of the stairs, and a few more on the coffee table in the living room. If I think really hard, I can name them, but my brain is not up to it!

I CAN say the book in my work bag is Hollow Man by Dan Simmons, picked up at the library sale a couple weeks ago!

@Jenn: Tee hee. I had to tiptoe into the bedroom last night while Rudi slept to pick up the pile of books next to the bed. I knew some of what was in the pile, but not all of them. And I hear you. I think I finally took the two books I had in the bathroom out the last time I cleaned for company, but there are books everywhere here, too.

I’ve got several piles around my house. One is next to my bed and another is in the bedroom of books that are up for the Hugo this year. Then, I’ve got my pile of library books that I try to keep together so I won’t miss a due date. Or forget to take back when I go by to pick up whatever I’ve got on reserve next. 😉

@Michael: I should start putting library books together, but I suppose it’s not the fact that they’re scattered all over the place that makes me miss the due date. Actually, until last week I had two library books next to the bed as well, but now they’re safely back at the library where they belong. Thanks for stopping by!

I say go with kids books ! I love kid lit and YA novels.
By the way, what a cute blog you have !

I have books all over the house too, but my Nook is what’s next to my bed and I have a lot of books stored on it 🙂

@Terry: Thanks. I’m a huge YA fan, too.

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