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Fall Reading Update

When last I posted, this is what my 2018 Reading Challenge looked like:
  • Read 6 books from my physical TBR piles.
  • Reread 1 series.  
  • Read 10 Kindle books purchased prior to 2018. 
  • Read 28 books total.

Let's see how I've done in the months of September, October, and November.








Not bad!  September and October were low numbers but I definitely seem to have made up for that in November.  Granted, several of the books I read in November were either short stories or novellas.  The only full-length novels from that month were The Boy on the Bridge, Red Rising, Golden Son, Morning Star, and The Kitchen House.  

Given everything I read this fall, here's what I still need to accomplish in December.  Wish me luck!
  • Read 8 Kindle books purchased prior to 2018. 
  • Read 10 books total.

If you're curious, I counted The Girl with All the Gifts and The Boy on the Bridge as my series re-read.  I had originally read The Girl with All the Gifts in November 2016.  Yes, I realize this might be cheating a bit, but it's my challenge so I'm allowed to make up the rules as I go along.  LOL




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