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2007 - 100 Books (avg. 408.57 pages)
2008 - 80 Books (avg. 385.50 pages)
2009 - 67 Books (avg. 338.03 pages)
2010 - 129 Books (avg. 378.75 pages)
2011 - 133 Books (avg. 375.98 pages)
2012 - 144 Books (avg. 398.92 pages)
2013 - 130 Books (avg. 397.36 pages)
2014 - 130 Books (avg. 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (avg. 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (avg. 433.06 pages)

2017 - 104 Books (avg. 413.24 pages)
2018 - 108 Books (avg. 377.99 pages)
2019 - 125 Books (avg. 389.52 pages)
2020 - 266 Books (avg. 306.32 pages)
2021 - 255 Books (avg. 312.65 pages)
2022 - 251 books (avg. 328.91 pages)
2023 - 240 books (avg. 337.88 pages)
2024 - 236 books (avg. 399.28 pages)
2025 - 273 books (avg. 336.71 pages)

Starting my reading list for 2025! Another year of my most OCD New Year's Resolution. :)

I set a new high-water mark for total book count this year, but 2024 remains my record for total pagecount (at 94,231); this year's books were generally shorter, for a total of 91,921 pages. That's 250 pages per day. Probably still too much, but I tend to read/watch more in exhausting RL years, and 2025 was definitely that for me.

The rough genre counts bear that out, lots of distraction material: 78 narrative non-fiction; 25 post-apocalyptic fiction; 39 mystery or thriller; 32 LitRPG; 23 Jane Austen variations; 35 other scifi; 21 other fantasy; 5 poetry collections; and only 15 historical or literary fiction.

In other stats for 2025: 8 were re-reads; and 10 were graphic novels. 127 were ebooks, the rest physical, 32 of which were borrowed from the library. 7 were YA. And my work book club completed its third year and planned for a fourth! So, on to Year Twenty of book tracking! I record books here as I start them, and remove them if I don't finish.

Books for 2026: 4 including 1 rereads, 2 nonfiction, 0 poetry collections, 0 ya, 2 ebooks, and 1 graphic novels. Library count: 1.

( Books Read in 2026 )

2016 - 100 Books (avg. 433.06 pages)
2017 - 104 Books (avg. 413.24 pages)
2018 - 108 Books (avg. 377.99 pages)
2019 - 125 Books (avg. 389.52 pages)
2020 - 266 Books (avg. 306.32 pages)
2021 - 255 Books (avg. 312.65 pages)
2022 - 251 books (avg. 328.91 pages)
2023 - 240 books (avg. 337.88 pages)
2024 - 236 books (avg. 399.28 pages)

Starting my reading list for 2025! Another year of my most OCD New Year's Resolution. :)

2020 remains my high-water mark in terms of book count at 266; but in 2024 despite notching thirty fewer books I soared past it for total pagecount at 94,231 (2020 was 81,480). That's 257 pages per day. Between that and my watch list, you can definitely tell I spent more time distracting myself than usual last year. But I also got a library card for the first time since college, and completed my book club reading challenge, so I'm trying not to beat myself up over it. :)

In other stats for 2024: 53 were non-fiction this time (the highest yet); only 6 were re-reads; and 7 were graphic novels. 135 were ebooks, the rest physical, 21 of which were borrowed from the library. 12 were YA, two were books of poetry. And my work book club completed its second year and planned for a third! So, on to Year Nineteen of book tracking! I record books here as I start them, and remove them if I don't finish.

Books for 2025: 273 including 8 rereads, 78 nonfiction, 5 poetry collections, 7 ya, 127 ebooks, and 10 graphic novels. Library count: 32.

( Books Read in 2025 )

Starting my reading list for 2024! Getting close to two decades of my most OCD New Year's Resolution. :)

2020 remains my high-water mark in terms of book count at 266; in 2023 I read 240, but on average they were longer, so the total page count was still 81,091 (2020 was 81,480). That's 221 pages per day. Given that this was the fourth year of such high book counts, and that the boost coincides with the length of time I've owned a Kindle and worked at least part of the week from home, I think the change is probably permanent!

In other stats: 48 were non-fiction this time (highest yet); only 5 were re-reads; and 10 were graphic novels. 154 were ebooks, the rest physical. 9 were YA, two were books of poetry. It was also the first year of my work's new book club; we chose to follow Book Riot's 2023 Read Harder Challenge, and I completed 23 of the 24 challenges (the last was for an audio book, which are difficult for me). It'll be interesting to see what we do this year!

So, on to Year Eighteen of book tracking!

Book stats through 236 include 6 rereads, 53 nonfiction, 2 poetry, 12 ya, 135 ebooks, and 7 graphic novels: 20 from the library.

( Books Read in 2024 )

2015 - 122 Books (avg. 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (avg. 433.06 pages)
2017 - 104 Books (avg. 413.24 pages)
2018 - 108 Books (avg. 377.99 pages)
2019 - 125 Books (avg. 389.52 pages)
2020 - 266 Books (avg. 306.32 pages)
2021 - 255 Books (avg. 312.65 pages)
2022 - 251 books (avg. 328.91 pages)

Cracked the first new book of 2023, so I'm starting my reading list for the year, too.

2020 remains my high-water mark in terms of book count, but despite reading 15 fewer things in 2022 they were on average longer, so I did slightly surpass that total page count this time: 82,557 versus 81,480. That's 225 pages per day, 3 more than in 2020 and 5 more than in 2021. Looks like the reading increase the last couple of years is likely to be a long-lasting change?

In other stats: 39 were non-fiction this time; 8 were re-reads; and 16 were graphic novels. 161 were ebooks, the rest physical.

That's another high-water mark for non-fiction; the previous year's 28 was the former high. 21 of those 39 were historically focused, the rest topical. In genre analysis, of the 212 fictional books: 152 were science fiction and fantasy (of which 22 were media tie-ins, 18 post-apocalyptic, 20 military sf, 20 urban fantasy, and 52 LitRPG); 44 were romance (of which 19 were JAFF); and most of the rest were mystery, thrillers, drama, and so on, many of them in a historical setting. Some overlapped categories. Seven were YA.

So, on to Year Seventeen of book tracking!

Book stats through 240 include 5 rereads, 48 nonfiction, 2 poetry, 9 ya, 154 ebooks and 10 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2023 )

Cracked the first new book of 2022, so I'm starting my reading list for the year, too.

After 2020's high-water mark of 266 books, I didn't expect to come that close in 2021. But I still ended up reading a total of 79,727 pages: that's 218 per day, only 4 per day fewer than the previous year. It'll be interesting to see what happens in 2022!

In other stats: 28 were non-fiction this time; 14 were re-reads; and 20 were graphic novels. 156 were ebooks.

That's the most nonfiction yet; most of it historical. In genre analysis, of the 227 fictional books: 107 were science fiction (22 of which were media tie-ins, and 15 were LitRPG); 49 were fantasy of some variety (epic, urban, steampunk, etc.); 42 were romance, of which 33 were JAFF; and most of the rest were mystery, thrillers, drama, and so on, many of them in a historical setting. Five were considered YA.

[One fun additional note: since I started using LibraryThing in 2007, all my books have been datestamped as I entered them. As an extra OCD additional challenge, I decided that as extra motivation to make progress on my TBR pile, I should read at least one book stamped for each year I've been tracking. Qapla'!]

So, on to Year Sixteen of book tracking!

Book stats through 251 include 8 rereads, 39 nonfiction, 7 ya, 161 ebooks and 16 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2022 )

Crossposts: https://jedibuttercup.livejournal.com/656797.html

2014 - 130 Books (avg. 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (avg. 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (avg. 433.06 pages)
2017 - 104 Books (avg. 413.24 pages)
2018 - 108 Books (avg. 377.99 pages)
2019 - 125 Books (avg. 389.52 pages)
2020 - 266 Books (avg. 306.32 pages)

Cracked the first new book of 2021 today, so I'm starting my reading list for the year, too.

Hilarious now to look at my opening from last year's list: "125 books is no 144 – IDK how I had that much energy in 2012." *snort* Two things happened in March 2020: one of 'em's obvious, and the other is that I bought myself a Kindle for my birthday. Suddenly, I had the ability to download anything I wanted on a whim; and I had an hour and a half every weekday that I would have been commuting freed up by working from home, plus a severe cut in my social time and shopping time. I probably should have written more instead, but: well, 2020. No one needs my litany; you've all lived your own. So: obvious results were obvious.

2020's bookcount was 266 books, just over twenty-two per month. The average book was shorter than usual, because ebooks, but I still ended up reading a total of 81,480 pages (222 per day), two-thirds again as much as last year. I haven't had that kind of readcount since pre-job days. I don't expect it to ever happen again - crossing my fingers for a better year in 2021!

In other stats: 18 were non-fiction this time; 15 were re-reads; and 11 were graphic novels. 179 were ebooks.

In genre analysis, of the 249 fictional books: 130 were science fiction (20 of which were media tie-ins, and 24 were LitRPG); 47 were fantasy of some variety (epic, urban, steampunk, etc.); and 18 were mystery or thrillers or drama, often in a historical setting. 55 were regency romance (50 of which were Jane Austen Variations). Nine were considered YA.

So, on to Year Fifteen of book tracking!

Book stats through 255 include 14 rereads, 28 nonfiction, 5 ya, 156 ebooks and 20 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2021 )

Crossposts: https://jedibuttercup.livejournal.com/644455.html

2014 - 130 Books (averaging 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (averaging 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (averaging 433.06 pages)
2017 - 104 Books (averaging 413.24 pages)
2018 - 108 Books (averaging 377.99 pages)
2019 - 125 Books (averaging 389.52 pages)

Cracked the first new book of 2020 ~~today~~ yesterday, so here we go with these stats, too! I know it's a little obsessive, but it's fascinating to me to look back at the patterns (not to mention keep track of what I haven't read, an important consideration with a personal library that, after intermittent culling, still numbers over 1600 works).

Total books bounced back up in 2019 from the last three years' lower counts, working out to a little better than ten books per month, for a total pagecount of 48,690. 125 books is no 144 (IDK how I had that much energy in 2012, but my fic output that year was insane too) but it's definitely respectable. Hopefully I manage to at least keep steady in 2020. :)

In other stats: 10 were non-fiction this time (same as last year); 19 were re-reads (compared to 27); and 7 were graphic novels (versus 10).

In additional analysis, 95 of the 115 fictional books were identified as part of a series or larger creative universe of some kind. In terms of genre: 51 were science fiction (10 of which were Star Wars tie-ins); 17 were fantasy of some variety (epic, urban, etc.); and 24 were mystery or thrillers or drama, often in a historical setting. 23 were romance (very unusual for me), fully 14 of which were Jane Austen variations (which may explain it). Only four were considered YA.

So, on to Year Fourteen of book tracking!

Book stats through 266 include 15 rereads, 17 nonfiction, 9 ya, 179 ebooks and 11 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2020 )

Crossposts: https://jedibuttercup.livejournal.com/633514.html

2013 - 130 Books (averaging 397.36 pages)
2014 - 130 Books (averaging 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (averaging 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (averaging 433.06 pages)
2017 - 104 Books (averaging 413.24 pages)
2018 - 108 Books (averaging 377.99 pages)

Total books went slightly up again in 2018, but slightly down again by page average, leaving me at 40,823 total pages for the year, compared to 42,977 in 2017. In more fun statistical news: it worked out to exactly nine books per month.

In other stats: 10/108 were non-fiction this time; 27 were re-reads, a pretty consistent percentage for me; and 10 were graphic novels.

To continue last year's additional analysis, 91/108 were identified as part of a series or larger creative universe of some kind. (Not taking many risks, was I? Comfort mind-food, I guess!) And in terms of genre: 50 were science fiction; 34 were fantasy of some variety (epic, urban, etc.); and 15 were mystery or thrillers or drama or romance, often in a historical setting. Only one was YA.

So, on to Year Thirteen of book tracking!

Book stats through 125 include 19 rereads, 10 nonfiction, 4 ya and 7 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2019 )

Crossposts: https://jedibuttercup.livejournal.com/621714.html

2013 - 130 Books (averaging 397.36 pages)
2014 - 130 Books (averaging 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (averaging 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (averaging 433.06 pages)
2017 - 104 Books (averaging 413.24 pages)

Total books went slightly up in 2017, but slightly down by page average, leaving me at 42,977 total pages for the year, compared to 43,306 in 2016. I might have watched less visual media last year than the year before, but I really didn't read much less. I seem to have reached an equilibrium there the last few years. :)

In other stats: 12/104 were non-fiction this time, the most since I started tracking; 26 were re-reads; and 8 were graphic novels.

To continue last year's additional analysis, 83/104 were identified as part of a series or creative universe of some kind (such as Star Wars). And in terms of genre: 48 were science fiction; 29 were fantasy of some variety (epic, urban, etc.); 8 were mystery or thrillers or drama, mostly in a historical setting; and 6 were romance, again mostly in a historical setting. 13 would count as 'young adult'.

So, on to Year Twelve of book tracking!

Book stats through 108 include 27 rereads, 10 nonfiction and 10 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2018 )

Crossposts: https://jedibuttercup.livejournal.com/612983.html

2012 - 144 Books (averaging 398.92 pages)
2013 - 130 Books (averaging 397.36 pages)
2014 - 130 Books (averaging 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (averaging 364.18 pages)
2016 - 100 Books (averaging 433.06 pages)

Total books dropped in 2016, but average pages per book increased sharply; with the result that overall I read about the same number of pages per day as 2015. A lot of that's due to my reread of the Jack Ryan series, and the fact that I discovered Colleen McCullough. Two of the books I read in 2016 were over a thousand pages long, and a total of 26 were over five hundred pages each. (!!)

In other stats: only 3/100 were non-fiction, this time; 16 were re-reads, about consistent with last year; and 6 were graphic novels, ditto.

To continue last year's additional analysis, 83/100 were identified as part of a series or creative universe of some kind (such as Star Wars). And in terms of genre, 69 of the novels fell under the SFF umbrella (scifi, epic fantasy, urban fantasy, steampunk, etc.); 20 I would categorize as mysteries or thrillers; 9 were regency romance; and 6 were other historically-set novels (O'Brian, L'Amour, McCullough, et cetera).

So here we go, embarking on Year Eleven of book tracking!

Book stats through #104 include: 26 rereads, 12 non-fiction, and 8 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2017 )

2012 - 144 Books (averaging 398.92 pages)
2013 - 130 Books (averaging 397.36 pages)
2014 - 130 Books (averaging 391.13 pages)
2015 - 122 Books (averaging 364.18 pages)

Total books and average pages dropped a little bit in 2015, working out to about 121 pages per day, though individual books varied greatly. There were a few graphic novels or poetry collections under 100 pages in there, and nothing even close to the four-digit page range this time. In other stats: 6/122 were nonfiction, which is consistent with past years; 15 were re-reads, about half the usual; and 7 were graphic novels.

I did a little more analysis this time as well, and discovered that 88/122 were part of a series or creative universe of some kind - I obviously have a tendency to find a new series, author, or world I like and then collect like a magpie. *grin* And in terms of genre, 80 of the novels fell under the SFF umbrella (scifi, epic fantasy, urban fantasy, steampunk, etc.); 18 I would categorize as mysteries or thrillers; 7 were regency romance; and 12 were other historically-set novels (O'Brian, L'Amour, et cetera). I do have definite tastes!

So here we go, embarking on Year Ten of book tracking!

Book stats through #100 include: 16 rereads; 3 non-fiction; 6 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2016 )

2007 - 100 Books (averaging 408.57 pages)
2008 - 80 Books (averaging 385.50 pages)
2009 - 67 Books (averaging 338.03 pages)
2010 - 129 Books (averaging 378.75 pages)

2011 - 133 Books (averaging 375.98 pages)
2012 - 144 Books (averaging 398.92 pages)
2013 - 130 Books (averaging 397.36 pages)
2014 - 130 Books (averaging 391.13 pages)

Total books and average pages remained roughly consistent in 2014, working out to about 149 pages per day, though individual books varied greatly. There were a few novellas or graphic novels under 100 pages in there, and three over 1000 pages, one of which I actually read in bits and pieces between other things for months. In other stats: 7/130 were nonfiction; 27 were re-reads; and 12 were graphic novels.

So here we go, embarking on Year Nine of book tracking!

Book stats through #122 include: 6 nonfiction; 15 rereads; 2 poetry; 7 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2015 )

2007 - 100 Books (averaging 408.57 pages)
2008 - 80 Books (averaging 385.50 pages)
2009 - 67 Books (averaging 338.03 pages)
2010 - 129 Books (averaging 378.75 pages)

2011 - 133 Books (averaging 375.98 pages)
2012 - 144 Books (averaging 398.92 pages)
2013 - 130 Books (averaging 397.36 pages)

Average pages remained consistent, but there were a few weeks in 2013 that I just didn't pick up a book, for RL reasons. So here we go, embarking on Year Eight of book tracking!

Book stats through #130 include: 7 nonfiction; 27 rereads; 12 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2014 )

2007 - 100 Books (averaging 408.57 pages)
2008 - 80 Books (averaging 385.50 pages)
2009 - 67 Books (averaging 338.03 pages)
2010 - 129 Books (averaging 378.75 pages)
2011 - 133 Books (averaging 375.98 pages)
2012 - 144 (One Gross of) Books (averaging 398.92 pages)

And here we go, embarking on Year Seven of book tracking! It's really interesting to look back at the patterns.

Book stats this year through #130 include: 6 nonfiction; 11 rereads; 7 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2013 )

Current Mood: blah

So, why haven't I seen anyone talking about Major Paul Davis' evil twin John Pope on Falling Skies yet? I know Colin Cunningham's character isn't the star, and he isn't at all nice, but he's very unapologetic about it and quirky and just takes over every scene he's in. Hence why I'm still watching. Hmmm: idea. 'Cousin' meet-up after the first alien apocalypse to actually stick...?

I listened to the last shuttle launch on the radio this morning. End of an era. And much more breathtaking in those few minutes than the entirety of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon". (I spent those two hours wondering WTF I'd just spent ten dollars on; not to mention desperately fending off "fix it" plot bunnies involving time travel and/or Dresden and Marcone laying the smack down. Okay, and stuffing my fist in my mouth to stop myself from commenting on the irony of Leonard Nimoy's voice saying some of Sentinel Prime's dialogue... *snicker*)

I've read 70 books so far this year. I know I haven't been posting my usual reviews; I'm sorry. I tripped over some of the backlash of race!fail last year for liking a book which I was unaware had added to the fandom storm on the issue, and it made me wonder why I was bothering to give thumbs either up or down in a public venue. I've about recovered from being sensitive about people potentially drawing unsavory conclusions regarding my belief structure due to my entertainment preferences, though; so I think I'll post the half-year list with at least basic commentary this weekend.

Ten weeks, three days, and twenty-six books since my last post. That makes a total of 129 for the year - best since I started tracking! I doubt I'll beat it in 2011.

Numbered in the order I finished them, here are: three historical-flavored fantasy; two short story compilations; three space opera; three graphic novels; two young-adult fantasy; three instructional non-fiction; six other fantasy; two thrillers; and two sci-fi tie-ins.

( #104. The House on Durrow Street by Galen Beckett )

( #105. Side Jobs by Jim Butcher )

( #106. Kris Longknife: Redoubtable by Mike Shepherd )

( #107. Twilight by Joss Whedon & etc. )

( #108. After the Sun Sets )

( #109. The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan )

( #110. The Mislaid Magician by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer )

( #111-113: Non-fiction website books )

( #114 & #130. The Shadowed Path by Morgan Howell )

( #115. Wolf's Blood by Jane Lindskold )

( #116. At the Queen's Command by Michael Stackpole )

( #117. Slanted Jack by Mark L. Van Name )

( #118 & #119. Masques and Wolfsbane by Patricia Briggs )

( #121. Sense and Sensibility (Marvel Illustrated) )

( #122. Atlantis by David Gibbins )

( #123. Serenity Vol. 3: The Shepherd's Tale )

( #124. Thirteenth Child by Patricia C. Wrede )

( #125. Four Dragons by Diana Dru Botsford )

( #126. The Empty Chair by Diane Duane )

( #127. The Stepsister Scheme by Jim C. Hines )

( #128. The Citadel by John Ringo )

( #129. The Associate by John Grisham )

2007 - 100 Books (averaging 408.57 pages)
2008 - 80 Books (averaging 385.50 pages)
2009 - 67 Books (averaging 338.03 pages)
2010 - 129 Books (averaging 378.75 pages)

Book stats this year through #133 include: 1 nonfiction; 19 rereads; 8 graphic novels.

( Books Read in 2011 )

Eight weeks, one day, and fourteen books since my last post. Over one hundred for the year already!

Numbered in the order I finished them, here are: three historical-era fantasy, two alterworld fantasy, three historical action, one near-future scifi, three far-future scifi, and two mystery novels. Enjoy!

( #90 + #94. Sorcery and Cecilia by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer )

( #91. Einstein's Bridge by John Cramer )

( #92. Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell )

( #93. The Buried Pyramid by Jane Lindskold )

( #95. What Distant Deeps by David Drake )

( #96. Under Orders by Dick Francis )

( #97. Miles Errant by Lois McMaster Bujold )

( #98. The Hob's Bargain by Patricia Briggs )

( #99. Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton )

( #100. The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold )

( #101. Naked Heat by Richard Castle )

( #102. The Surgeon's Mate by Patrick O'Brian )

( #103. One Jump Ahead by Mark L. Van Name )

Next up: Currently reading "The House on Durrow Street", a sequel to The Magicians and Mrs. Quent, which I read earlier in the year. Fabulous stuff; a quasi-Regency world with intriguing magical elements, gothic touches, an engaging strong female central character, and elegant writing in general.
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Nine weeks, two days, and another twenty-one books since my previous update. I'm really burning up the pages this year; I'll pass 100 in another month or so. I won't reach 150, but 125? Maybe.

Numbered in the order I finished them, here are: 13 modern-era fiction (11 fantasy, two scifi), three Regency-era (two fantasy, one romance), two epic fantasy, one Star Trek, and one graphic novel.

( #69. The Legions of Fire by David Drake )

( #70, 74, 79, 86: The Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs - Books 1-4 )

( #71, 75, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84: The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher - Books 6-12 )

( #72. Banners in the Wind by Juliet E. McKenna )

( #73. A State of Disobedience by Tom Kratman )

( #76. To Ride Hell's Chasm by Janny Wurts )

( #77. Queen Victoria: Demon Hunter by A.E. Moorat. )

( #78. Tongues of Serpents by Naomi Novik )

( #85. Live Free or Die by John Ringo )

( #87. Children of Kings by Dave Stern )

( #88. Captain Wentworth's Diary by Amanda Grange )

( #89. Serenity Vol 2: Better Days by Joss Whedon et al )

Next up: Trying to read "Einstein's Bridge", but it's very hard SF, and the going's a bit slow. I also finally got my hands on the first volume of "Sorcery and Cecilia", so I'll probably alternate chapters with the other to reward myself. *grin*
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