Trees of Reverie Read-a-thon - Day 4

Create some book spine cover poetry!

I came up with a poem, but I don't own one of these books in English, therefore I'll take liberties here and handle the challenge a bit differently than how I'm supposed to.

Here is my poem: 

 

 
Where angels fear to tread I capture the castle.
Night of the humans – the end of the affair.

Trees of Reverie Read-a-thon - Day 2

What's on your book wishlist for the holidays?

• A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood
• Lorna Doone by R. D. Blackmore
• The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger
• Voyager by Diana Gabaldon
• Drums of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon
• Across the Unviverse by Beth Revis
• Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion
• Tell the Wolves I'm Home by Carol Rifka Burnt
• The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tom Stoppard
• A Dance with Dragons by George R. R. Martin
• The World of Ice & Fire by George R. R. Martin...................

...the list is infinite, really. And I'll only get a few even of these. But hey, I own a lot of books I haven't read yet so it's not like I don't have anything to read :)

Trees of Reverie Read-a-thon - Day 1

I'm participating in treesofriverie's read-a-thon this week.

There are challenges every day that the participants may or may not complete.

First day's challenge is the following:

Introduce us to your bookish world!

I made a shelfie for you, so you can see my collection of books. (Sorry for the quality, I have to use my dad's computer, because mine is being repaired at the moment and dad doesn't have any photo editing software...) These are not all of my books, but you can see all of my English books here. I've got two other shelves for Hungarian books in my room and there are also a ton of books in the living room and other parts of the house (all Hungarian ones of course). I'm the only one in the family who reads in English, hence I own all the books in this language. 

My shelves are a mess at the moment, I don't have much space left for books, but I guess all of us are having this problem, right?? On the top and middle shelves are the books I've already read (top shelves - Hungarian ones, middle shelves - English ones). The bottom left shelf is a place for my DVDs, the bottom right contains books I haven't read yet (left to the TARDIS) and more books I've finished (on the right side of the TARDIS). As you can see I've got quite a collection of Torchwood and Doctor Who books, I'm a big fan of both of these series.

I own a lot of of classics and YA books as well. I'm a big fan of the fantasy and sci fi genre, I love historical fiction and I'm a huge Shakespeare geek.

That's it, that's me, these are my books.

Have you written a post about your bookish world? Do you like the the same books/genres I do? Please leave a link to your post or leave a comment if you have anything to say!

Happ reading! :)