In loving memory to Dewey, a book blogger who made a HUGE impact on the blogging community, especially all book review blogs, welcome to the results for the Weekly Geeks Book Bloggers Top 10 of 2009.

For two weeks, Weekly Geekers nominated their top 10 books that were published in 2009. Then, we invited readers from all over to converge on the voting booth to cast their books for their favorite novel. There were 15 different categories with a total of 2216 votes cast. Holy cow. That was a lot close to 1000 more than last year.

So, without further ado, I give you the top 3 picks from each category…

For this weeks Weekly Geeks, I had a little insider knowledge since I was the one who wrote it up, guess what time of year it is!  It’s the Book Bloggers Top 10 of 2009!
You always see these “Top Whatever” lists that the newspapers/publishers put out and, for a second year in a row, we the book bloggers are going to put out our own Top 10 list.  This week, the Weekly Geeks team and I are asking you to come up with your own Top 10 Books that were …

I haven’t done a Weekly Geeks in awhile, but this weeks topic brought something up that I’ve been meaning to ask. This week, we’re being asked the following:
Dewey worded it this way, “find and review a link to a book podcast.” I’m modifying this just a bit and am asking you to share with us a podcast you love, preferably book related, but not necessarily so. Give us the link, of course, and share with us details about that podcast and why you enjoy it so much. If you have …

This weeks’ Weekly Geeks topic is all about “the plan”:
Do you have a plan of what you’re going to read the rest of the year? Have you had a master plan all along? If so, have you stuck to it? What helps you to decide what you’re going to read next? Challenges? Book groups? Or do you have the luxury of closing your eyes and picking any book off your shelf?
I know some of you have spreadsheets and other devices to help you keep track of your books and challenges. …

Check it out. Two Weekly Geeks in a row, but I’ll be honest, this one is more of a WTF post than anything.  This weeks topic seems a little strange to me.
So, Weekly Geeksters, tell us, do you have a collection, (or are you starting a collection,) of one particular book title? If so, what’s your story? Why that book, and how many do you have, and what editions are they? Share pictures and give us all the details.
Or perhaps you dream about starting such a collection. What title …