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December Reading Update [2019]
I’m so proud of not only how much I read, but the diverse things I read this year. I’m publishing this in mid-December, as I’m about to leave on a vacation. I know I will read more at the end … Continue reading
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October Reading Update [2019]
My reading life goes through phases. Some months I’m into audiobooks every day in a row, and then I switch over to catch up on my favorite podcasts and I skip books for awhile. Some weeks I have many late … Continue reading
September Reading Update [2019]
As of the end of this month, I have read 71 books this year. That is more than I read in all of 2018, 2017, or 2015, and two more than I read in 2016. I keep track of these … Continue reading
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August Reading Update [2019]
At the end of each month, I love to look back on these posts to see what I read. This month’s post makes me a little sad because I didn’t read much at all. However, this was the second month … Continue reading
June Reading Update [2019]
Last year I read 59 books total, so my this time of the year I am competing with myself and want to be past the halfway point to 60. After May, I had read 41 books. This month I read … Continue reading
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April Reading Update [2019]
This month I didn’t read as much as I have been, at least not in the beginning of the month. As I think back on the month, I realize that I’ve been very busy every weekend, and I got into … Continue reading
March Reading Update [2019]
This month I read an odd assortment of books. I revisited one of my favorite authors, I branched out into some new YA lit, and I enjoyed some professional books as well. Bi-Normal by M.G. Higgins – This was a … Continue reading
