“But all lives are important, all people are important, because everyone is a book.” -Tanith Lee
In September I read 12 books for a total of 2,607 pages and an average of 87 pages per day. I’m pleasantly surprised by how much reading I accomplished this month; I think what helped was reading more novellas and middle-grade.
In August I read 9 books for a total of 2,319 pages and an average of 75 pages per day. The number of books I read this month scaled down, but I did conquer a 900-page book, which is something I haven’t done in a long time!
In July (but really, isn’t every month March?) I read 11 books for a total of 3,579 pages and an average of 115 pages per day. So, a few less books than last month, but more pages and more average pages for day. At this point, I’m happy with any reading I manage.
In June I read 13 books for a total of 2,509 pages and an average of 84 pages per day. It feels like I’m really back in my regular reading habits (despite staring into the trash fire that is social medial for many hours every day) and I’m so happy about that.
In May I read 13 books for a total of 3,714 pages and an average of 120 pages per day. My ability to read came back with a vengeance in May and I’m not mad about it.
In April I read 7 books for a total of 1,368 pages and an average of 46 pages per day. A little higher page count than last month and I’ll take it!
In March I read 7 books for a total of 1,194 pages and an average of 38 pages per day. Given the current state of the world, I’m pretty damn happy with this.
In February I read 6 books for a total of 1,546 pages and an average of 55 pages per day. Given my crazy ambitious Austen Month TBR, I think I had a pretty successful month.
In January I read 9 books for a total of 2,339 pages and an average of 76 pages per day. This was a successful start to the new year!
Today I bring you not only my December wrap up, but my stats for the year and some reading goals for 2020.
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