THE READING NOOK

Book Inventory

Seven books that represent my reading journey.

4 Books Read 1 In Progress 2 To Read

My Bookshelf

Welcome to my personal book collection. Here are the books I have read, am reading, and plan to read next.

Title Author Category Status Rate
The Outsiders

Format: Print

Source: School

Priority Rank: 7

This book tells a powerful story about friendship and loyalty. It shows how people can be different but still have things in common.

S. E. Hinton Fiction Read
Of Mice and Men

Format: Print

Source: School

Priority Rank: 6

This story focuses on friendship and chasing dreams. It shows how quickly life can change.

John Steinbeck Classic Read
The Great Gatsby

Format: eBook

Source: Library

Priority Rank: 5

This book explores wealth, ambition, and relationships. It shows that money does not always lead to happiness.

F. Scott Fitzgerald Classic Read
The Hunger Games

Format: Print

Source: Bought

Priority Rank: 4

This exciting story is full of action and survival. It keeps readers interested while exploring courage and sacrifice.

Suzanne Collins Dystopian Fiction Read
Atomic Habits

Format: Audiobook

Source: Bought

Priority Rank: 3

This book explains how small changes can improve daily life. It is useful for anyone who wants to build better habits.

James Clear Self-Improvement In Progress
Can't Hurt Me

Format: Audiobook

Source: Plan to Buy

Priority Rank: 1

This book shares lessons about discipline and mental toughness. It is a great choice for someone who wants to push past challenges.

David Goggins Motivation To Read
Rich Dad Poor Dad

Format: eBook

Source: Plan to Buy

Priority Rank: 2

This book introduces ideas about money and financial decisions. It encourages readers to think differently about their future.

Robert Kiyosaki Personal Finance To Read

Why These Books?

I chose these books because they cover different topics that interest me. Some focus on friendship, relationships, and survival, while others focus on improving yourself and preparing for the future. I enjoy books that either tell an interesting story or teach something useful that I can apply to my own life.

The next two books I want to read are Can't Hurt Me and Rich Dad Poor Dad. I chose Can't Hurt Me because I want to learn more about discipline, motivation, and pushing through difficult situations. I chose Rich Dad Poor Dad because I want to learn more about managing money and making smarter financial decisions. Both books could teach me useful lessons as I continue through college and prepare for my future career.