Monthly Reflections: February 2012
Books Read
1. Farthing by Jo Walton
2. Running the Books by Avi Steinberg
3. A Million Suns by Beth Revis
4. Redemption in Indigo by Karen Lord
5. The Girl Who Played with Fire by Steig Larsson
6. Midnight in Austenland by Shannon Hale
7. The Map of Time by Felix Palma
8. Nursery Rhyme Comics by Chris Duffy
Shortest Book: 119
Longest Book: 611
Average Number of Pages: 351.75
Total Pages: 2814
Books: 6
Audiobooks: 2
Most popular rating: 4.5 (four times)
Average rating: 4.18
Favorite Book: Probably Redemption in Indigo
Biggest Disappointment: The Map of Time (not a bad book, but not as good as I hoped)
February may seem a little on the random side, but that's because I was hit with a bit of book ADD this month, where I picked up and started several books but never got past the first chapter or two. This was not necessarily because the books were bad, but I couldn't concentrate on them. I find my usual cure for this is to read something completely different from the books that I was trying to read before. This might explain why this months haul involves a kids graphic novel, chick lit, a memoir, and a mainstream thriller.
1. Farthing by Jo Walton
2. Running the Books by Avi Steinberg
3. A Million Suns by Beth Revis
4. Redemption in Indigo by Karen Lord
5. The Girl Who Played with Fire by Steig Larsson
6. Midnight in Austenland by Shannon Hale
7. The Map of Time by Felix Palma
8. Nursery Rhyme Comics by Chris Duffy
Shortest Book: 119
Longest Book: 611
Average Number of Pages: 351.75
Total Pages: 2814
Books: 6
Audiobooks: 2
Most popular rating: 4.5 (four times)
Average rating: 4.18
Favorite Book: Probably Redemption in Indigo
Biggest Disappointment: The Map of Time (not a bad book, but not as good as I hoped)
February may seem a little on the random side, but that's because I was hit with a bit of book ADD this month, where I picked up and started several books but never got past the first chapter or two. This was not necessarily because the books were bad, but I couldn't concentrate on them. I find my usual cure for this is to read something completely different from the books that I was trying to read before. This might explain why this months haul involves a kids graphic novel, chick lit, a memoir, and a mainstream thriller.