I really apricate a breakdown like this. Grad school really knocked the wind out of my sails when it comes to reading enjoyment, but the past year I've stuck to a book a week, mostly. Seeing someone be so data focused makes me want to be better about documenting my own reading. Is there something on your TBR for 2025 that stands out above the rest? Best Wishes
There's a lot that I meant to get to in 2024 that I haven't managed to; a couple of Stephen Graham Jones novels (the last in the Angel Lake trilogy, and I Was a Teenage Slasher), American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis is up there... I read The Poppy War close to the end of 2024 and am excited to pick up the sequel sometime this year! But in all, I have a lot to get to--and I will get through what I can.
Thanks for shareing ❤❤❤
I really apricate a breakdown like this. Grad school really knocked the wind out of my sails when it comes to reading enjoyment, but the past year I've stuck to a book a week, mostly. Seeing someone be so data focused makes me want to be better about documenting my own reading. Is there something on your TBR for 2025 that stands out above the rest?
Best Wishes
There's a lot that I meant to get to in 2024 that I haven't managed to; a couple of Stephen Graham Jones novels (the last in the Angel Lake trilogy, and I Was a Teenage Slasher), American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis is up there... I read The Poppy War close to the end of 2024 and am excited to pick up the sequel sometime this year!
But in all, I have a lot to get to--and I will get through what I can.
@ Poppy War is on my short list. Maybe this is my sign to check it out early. Have you read the sword of Kaigen?
@@ClintRDavis I have not--it is on my list, though.