Playing around with reading statistics in Sheets...
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Gonna Spam Ya'll with my Reading Stats from 2019 now. :) Love these statistics from the BookRiot Reading Tracker
I‘m pretty impressed I got through so many books along with adding in other activities to my life this year. However, in 2020, I will not be reading any books written by white men that are over 1000 pages. I‘ve had my fill of those this year.
Just a few of the 300 books I've read this year. Goodreads hasn't caught up with my last review yet.
Also, the longest book is actually four books.
My reading year...
My target was 150 books, plus the 50 Penguin Moderns at 1 per week, so I‘m pleased with 190 books.
Fairly consistent across the months, with 5 months where I read 17 books. October was a busy month so only 12 books then...
I couldn‘t fit on the TBR figures - 177 unread books on the TBR shelf at the beginning of the year, and only 40 read in the year.... oops!
#maystats
42 reads?!?!? That might be my record 😮❤️ 📚
My favorite thing is how diverse my reading is these days. I mean, guys... I read a PLAY this month! Haven‘t even considered that since high school!
Lazy post-it note rendering of my February reading stats. 😊 Some good variety in genres read, but holy crap—I need to buckle down on that TBR. Except for those three library books just sitting here... and the eBook hold that just came in for me... 😬
I'm pretty happy with my year-end stats.Of my 100 books, I was almost evenly split between men and women authors-49/51; 5 authors who identify as LGBTQ+; 22 authors of color-of those 11 men and 12 women. I'm sure the @bookriot #readharder challenge and the #seasonalreadingchallenge along with #Botns bingo helped but most of my choices just happened naturally as those challenges were used primarily as a way to direct my choices from my existing TBR
