Sunday 19 January 2014

BOOKISH RESULTS OF 2013 AND PLANS FOR 2014

 So, holidays are finally over for me and it's time for summing ups.=)

I haven't set myself any more challenges than 2013 Goodreads Challenge last year. At first, it was 50 books challenge, but then I decreased it to 45 books. Because Googreads is my friend he (yes, he))) counts everything, even novellas, as a book. So it this case I managed to read 53 books in 2013:

-- 31,5 physical books (I've read 1/2 of "The love of the last tycoon" in book form and listened to another half as an audiobook);
-- 16 e-books (5 of them were YA novellas from different dystopian series);
-- 5,5 audiobooks (December was an Audiobook month for me, thanks for awesome Estelle, who reads audiobooks on her way to work and that gave me an idea to listen to audiobooks in public transport (yes... I couldn't figure it out myself.... Dang it!)).

 It terms of pages I've read 15954 pages (14220 in finished books and 1534 in unfinished ones). Wow, right? I've read equivalent of 2 "Song of Ice and Fire" books with those unfinished books... =D
 Most reading months were September and December - 9books each. I don't care about gender and nationality so I don't count in those categories.

 O.k., I didn't want to talk about book buying and reading of books I bought last year, but I need to. Lets be honest, peeps!
 I bought 287 books last year (not all of them were for me, though) and read only 23 of them... Yeah... shame-shame-shame. But I'll change this in 2014 for sure!

 And now about my READING PLANS FOR 2014.
 I set myself a 60 books Goodreads challenge. And I want ro read minimum:

-- 5 non-fiction books;
-- 30 books from my shelves (bought before Jan 2014);
-- 5 audiobooks;
-- 5 600+ pages books (I chose those books and will talk about them in the next post);
-- start and/or finish book series (at least 1, folks, 'coz I'm bad with finishing my series);
-- 10 e-books (lets support e-books, too);
-- from my sister - read whole "The Lord of The Rings" and "The Hobbit". Yeah, I haven't read these (shame for such a Tolkien universe lover and movie adaptations geek).

 And as a bonus:
 read al least 3 Dr John Green's books. I've read (and adored) "The Fault in Our Stars" in 2013, but that's the only book by him I've read in my life. And I want to change that.

 That's all, in general.=)
 Hope you've had a wonderful bookish 2013. Wish you even better 2014! Keep reading and DFTBA!

WHAT ARE YOUR READING RESULTS? YOUR READING PLANS? WHAT ARE YOU READING RIGHT NOW?

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