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100 Books in 366 Days – Post Goal
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Now that I’ve reached my goal of reading one hundred books in 366 days, I figured it was time to relax a bit. I’m not going to stop reading, but now the count will be a bit different.
100 Books in 366 Days – June Recap
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This month, I have more than a recap. Yes, that’s right, I have managed to read one hundred books this year… already.
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD
100 Books in 366 Days – Bookshelves Explained
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Anyone who had been following my 100 books in 366 days probably has drifted over to my Goodreads.com page. And, undoubtedly, you probably have seen the shear number of different book categories that I have represented as bookshelves. Given the shear number of bookshelves on there, I thought I would explain what some of them are.
Wishlist… Toasted
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My Barnes and Noble NookBook wish list just came up with the following error: The creation has reached the limit. Now I can’t see anything on it.
100 Books in 366 Days – February Update
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In spite of being the shortest month of the year (even with leap year), it was a highly productive month for my reading goal of 100 books in 366 days. Granted, this was bolstered by a number of shorter titles, but short titles seemed appropriate for a short month. As of February 29, by current book count is at 33 books.
100 Books in 366 Days
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I have decided to try and finish reading at least 100 books this year. I specify finish because I there are a few I started reading last year that I will undoubtedly finish this year (barring any problems – like the books becoming corner books).
The Unfinished and the Cornered
Recently I started reading Ghost of a Chance by Simon R Green. It was the first book in the Ghost Finders series by the author. I made it to page 77 before I came to the conclusion that I will never finish this book. Read the rest of this entry
