Books! Books! Books
I have read 50 books in 2016, completing my Goodreads challenge. That was less than the last couple of years - I read over 70 in both 2014 and 2015, but then I'm not spending over an hour and a half commuting anymore and that's when I would read.
I still need to properly work reading time into my new routine but I'll get there.
According to the Goodreads 'Your Year In Books':
the shortest book I read was Music: From the Voice to Electronica by Charlotte Guillain
the longest book I read was On The Road To Mr Right by Belinda Jones
the average length of book was 277 pages
the most popular book I read was Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone by JK Rowling
the least popular book I read was Improve Your Grammar by Rachel Bladon
the average rating I gave was 3.6 stars
the highest rated book I read was Murderous Maths: All Shapes and Sizes by Kjartan Poskitt
Terry Deary - Groovy Greeks
JK Rowling - Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone
Elizabeth Christensen - Stargate Atlantis: Casualties Of War
Lucy M Boston - The Children Of Green Knowle
Sonny Whitelaw & Jennifer Fallon - Stargate SG1: Roswell
Martha Wells - Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement
Naoki Higashida - The Reason I Jump: One Boy's Voice from the Silence of Autism
Newt Scamander - Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them
Belinda Jones - On the Road To Mr Right
Sonny Whitelaw & Elizabeth Christensen - Stargate Atlantis: Exogenesis
Judy Allen - Encyclopedia of the Unexplained
Robert Hodgson - Chemistry
Kjartan Poskitt - Murderous Maths: All Shapes and Sizes
Milly Johnson - A Spring Affair
Carole Matthews - For Better, For Worse
Rachel Bladon - Improve Your Grammar
Nigel McCrery - Silent Witnesses: The Often Gruesome But Always Fascinating History of Forensic Science
Josie Eccles - The Boyfriend Bet
Claudia Carroll - Meet Me In Manhattan
Camilla Chafer - Armed and Fabulous
JK Rowling - Harry Potter & The Cursed Child
Maggie Bloom - Any Red-Blooded Girl
Roald Dahl - Going Solo
Jenny Colgan - Little Shop Of Happily Ever After
The Unmumsy Mums - A Collection of Your Hysterical Stories From The Frontline of Parenting
Nana Malone - Game, Set, Match
Alison Kervin - Mother and Son
Neil Gaiman - Preludes and Nocturnes (The Sandman, #1)
Mandy Baggot - Those Summer Nihts
Sue Moorcroft - Is This Love?
Alan Moore - Watchmen
JK Rowling - The Casual Vacancy
Jane Costello - My Single Friend
Roald Dahl - Boy
Tracy Bloom - I Will Marry George Clooney (By Christmas)
Kate Anthony - Beautiful Day
Karen Miller - Stargate SG1: Alliances
Franklin W Dixon - The Tower Treasure
Julia Donaldson - Poems To Perform
Edie Clare - Long Time Coming
Terry Deary - Knights: A Handbook
Christie Barlow - Kitty's Countryside Dream
Carl Ashmore - The Time Hunters and the Box of Eternity (Time Hunters, #2)
Chris Hadfield - You Are Here
Greg Means - The Cute Girl Network
Joan Aiken - The Wolves Of Willoughby Chase
Charlotte Guillain - Music: From the Voice to Electronica
Mandy Baggot - One Wish In Manhattan
Michael Lawrence - Jiggy's Magic Balls
And I have just started a re-read of JK Rowling - Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets
Next year, I'm starting with a goal of 50 again and following the Popsugar 2017 Reading Challenge - post about that to follow!
I still need to properly work reading time into my new routine but I'll get there.
According to the Goodreads 'Your Year In Books':
the shortest book I read was Music: From the Voice to Electronica by Charlotte Guillain
the longest book I read was On The Road To Mr Right by Belinda Jones
the average length of book was 277 pages
the most popular book I read was Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone by JK Rowling
the least popular book I read was Improve Your Grammar by Rachel Bladon
the average rating I gave was 3.6 stars
the highest rated book I read was Murderous Maths: All Shapes and Sizes by Kjartan Poskitt
Terry Deary - Groovy Greeks
JK Rowling - Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone
Elizabeth Christensen - Stargate Atlantis: Casualties Of War
Lucy M Boston - The Children Of Green Knowle
Sonny Whitelaw & Jennifer Fallon - Stargate SG1: Roswell
Martha Wells - Stargate Atlantis: Entanglement
Naoki Higashida - The Reason I Jump: One Boy's Voice from the Silence of Autism
Newt Scamander - Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them
Belinda Jones - On the Road To Mr Right
Sonny Whitelaw & Elizabeth Christensen - Stargate Atlantis: Exogenesis
Judy Allen - Encyclopedia of the Unexplained
Robert Hodgson - Chemistry
Kjartan Poskitt - Murderous Maths: All Shapes and Sizes
Milly Johnson - A Spring Affair
Carole Matthews - For Better, For Worse
Rachel Bladon - Improve Your Grammar
Nigel McCrery - Silent Witnesses: The Often Gruesome But Always Fascinating History of Forensic Science
Josie Eccles - The Boyfriend Bet
Claudia Carroll - Meet Me In Manhattan
Camilla Chafer - Armed and Fabulous
JK Rowling - Harry Potter & The Cursed Child
Maggie Bloom - Any Red-Blooded Girl
Roald Dahl - Going Solo
Jenny Colgan - Little Shop Of Happily Ever After
The Unmumsy Mums - A Collection of Your Hysterical Stories From The Frontline of Parenting
Nana Malone - Game, Set, Match
Alison Kervin - Mother and Son
Neil Gaiman - Preludes and Nocturnes (The Sandman, #1)
Mandy Baggot - Those Summer Nihts
Sue Moorcroft - Is This Love?
Alan Moore - Watchmen
JK Rowling - The Casual Vacancy
Jane Costello - My Single Friend
Roald Dahl - Boy
Tracy Bloom - I Will Marry George Clooney (By Christmas)
Kate Anthony - Beautiful Day
Karen Miller - Stargate SG1: Alliances
Franklin W Dixon - The Tower Treasure
Julia Donaldson - Poems To Perform
Edie Clare - Long Time Coming
Terry Deary - Knights: A Handbook
Christie Barlow - Kitty's Countryside Dream
Carl Ashmore - The Time Hunters and the Box of Eternity (Time Hunters, #2)
Chris Hadfield - You Are Here
Greg Means - The Cute Girl Network
Joan Aiken - The Wolves Of Willoughby Chase
Charlotte Guillain - Music: From the Voice to Electronica
Mandy Baggot - One Wish In Manhattan
Michael Lawrence - Jiggy's Magic Balls
And I have just started a re-read of JK Rowling - Harry Potter & The Chamber Of Secrets
Next year, I'm starting with a goal of 50 again and following the Popsugar 2017 Reading Challenge - post about that to follow!