I thought this might be my most prolific month (in pages anyway) since the monster's appearance, but alas, second best only. Still, this was fairly successful and almost entirely due to audiobooks. Good thing they are an option or I'd never get any reading done.
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| Obligatory baby picture |
Of course, the challenge with audiobooks is what you're doing while you're listening to them. In my case it's a lot of commuting and then cleaning up around the house. The cleaning part is no big deal but driving. If anyone was looking closely, I'm sure they were wondering why this lady is crying in her car at 8am while sitting at the stoplight because it doesn't matter how many times I read it,
The Graveyard Book brings up EMOTIONS. Something I hadn't considered when I started listening to it
Books read
5
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Act Natural: A Cultural History of Misadventures in Parenting by Jennifer Traig
Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz
Strange Weather by Joe Hill
The Dispatcher by John Scalzi
Number of pages read
1,676
Fiction
80%
POC Author
0%
It's no good. I know. I will try to do better.
Female authors
20%
US authors
60%
Rereads
20%
Book club/readalong
20%
Book format
audiobook - 80%
ebook - 20%
Where'd I get the book
Kindle/Audible - 100%
Decades published
2000s - 20%
2010s - 80%
Resolution books
40% both for being non-US authors (Neil Gaiman and Anthony Horowitz) BUT they're both UK authors so it meets the resolution but like, not that impressive, especially considering how bad some of those other stats are
