7/52 - The Ocean at the End of The Lane by Neil Gaiman. A wonderful Studio Ghibli meets Gaiman dark fantasy story. Another 5* review!1yr ⋅ GingerTartanCow ⋅ r/52book
#43, The Institute by Stephen King. This is the first novel in a while I’ve been so invested in that I never wanted to put it down2yr ⋅ luckbealady92 ⋅ r/52book
I’m late to the party but #48/52 (Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn) was insane. I hated every character so much2yr ⋅ luckbealady92 ⋅ r/52book
From my TBR list....which one to pick up next ? Currently reading 1984 but cannot decide my next read from this stack ...I am a amateur reader and have not read much of other genres and have only read mystery books and classics till now so all of them are my first time for these authors and genres.1yr ⋅ Psudo_gardener_66 ⋅ r/52book
My resolution is to only read books I get from the library this year. So many good finds today! Which should be my first book of the new year?1yr ⋅ RoundBeginning4125 ⋅ r/52book
Just finished filling up my first bookmark of the year. A little bit behind on pace, but happy with the books I've read so far! What books should I read to fill up my next bookmark?1yr ⋅ readra ⋅ r/52book
Physical representative of all the books I read in 2020, some I've since lent out or had borrowed so popped other in their place. 64, not too bad 😊3yr ⋅ greeneggsandslyfoxes ⋅ r/52book
I’ve been on a bit of a book buying spree recently and now my bedside table TBR pile looks like this. My wife thinks I’ve got a problem. I’ve currently read 17/52 so far this year so hopefully this’ll get me nearly there.3yr ⋅ Puremagic11 ⋅ r/52book
Three new books for Christmas, ready for 2021! I failed hard this year (34 of 52) so let's try again... 2021 will be my third attempt3yr ⋅ frankchester ⋅ r/52book
52/52 - I wasn't going to post because I read mostly middle grade books this year and thought it was embarrassing, but who cares. I only read one book last year so I'm proud of this. I'll try to read more genres next year.3yr ⋅ fotbcarina ⋅ r/52book
Didnt really think I'd make it, but I did! 53 books down, between January 1st and December 31st, 2020!3yr ⋅ kampar10 ⋅ r/52book
I am so close to this goal!! I started out just wanting to read 12, then 30, then 52, then 75 and now we’re here!! 🥹 Any mystery/thriller recos would be appreciated!1yr ⋅ vsides ⋅ r/52book
Does anyone else buy books when they are depressed? Got all these today from Powell’s! Excited to get started.3yr ⋅ BubbleOfTrueVacuum ⋅ r/52book
38/52 This was beautiful, I am in love and in tears. Go read this book. Also happy pride month3yr ⋅ Is_That_Loss ⋅ r/52book
48/52. Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Highly enjoyable. Could see this being made into a movie one day.11mo ⋅ TexasBrett ⋅ r/52book
Read this over a decade ago. Loved it so much I bought a copy yesterday to read again.1yr ⋅ Ornery-Account-6328 ⋅ r/52book
I dont know about a quarantine stack...but I've had a used book store problem for years that's about to pay off big time.4yr ⋅ dyfrke ⋅ r/52book
22 books isn't a lot to some, but it's more than I've ever read in a year! Going to shoot for 26 in 2022.2yr ⋅ voldin91 ⋅ r/52book
February reads [13/52]. This is my first year of tracking my reading, I felt inspired after finding this sub!3yr ⋅ Impressive_Ad76 ⋅ r/52book
I’m finally done with Crime and punishment! I loved it so much :’) I started this challenge late and am only done with 3/52. What should I read next?3yr ⋅ ritzupsi ⋅ r/52book
I started reading again around June, so I have the goal of finishing out the year with 26 books read. I’m currently on book 15!1yr ⋅ initial-lsd ⋅ r/52book
The Complete Maus. Ruined me for a few days. Beautifully written and illustrated.1yr ⋅ Dan_IAm ⋅ r/52book
Still behind on my reading (I'm a slow reader and like to take my time with my books), but have gone from reading practically 0 books a year to 22 so that's already a big win for me!2yr ⋅ brooke_157 ⋅ r/52book
Just hit 52! My goal is 100 for the year. Some really truly great reads so far in 2023.1yr ⋅ the-willow-witch ⋅ r/52book
How I feel every time I go into a bookstore. Not sure if this has been posted here, though I’m sure it has.5yr ⋅ obsessedcatldy ⋅ r/52book
I am so proud of finishing my goal this year. I hadn't read more than 15 books in last ten years due to a lot of physical and mental health problems. Last year I had managed to read 7 books, and the year before that, 2 books. So, this is a huge thing for me as I used to be an avid reader earlier.1yr ⋅ Professional_Ad1151 ⋅ r/52book
Struggled with a lot of covid depression and anxiety and fell into a serious reading slump. Didn’t think I’d meet my goal, but I did! (App is goodreads)3yr ⋅ moljs ⋅ r/52book
52/32 | First time hitting 52 and kickstarted a new love for Greek mythology thanks to some of these titles!1yr ⋅ moxipls ⋅ r/52book
15/30 Halfway to my goal already - I’d like to thank myself for finally buying a kindle, and Libby for being the best app ever1yr ⋅ divinewaste ⋅ r/52book
I haven't read anything by Cormac McCarthy. Which one of these books should be my first of his?1yr ⋅ shannon_nonnahs ⋅ r/52book
21/52. I have been very intentional about my books this year and it’s led to me reading a lot more that I truly enjoy.1yr ⋅ Kendallfire16 ⋅ r/52book
treated myself to a thriftbooks haul since i’ve read 6 books this month so far!2yr ⋅ sydjordyn1722 ⋅ r/52book
2/52 This book is hilariously sad with so much clever writing. The main character is so well written I felt like she was real. It confused my feelings, I was sobbing but also laughing out loud. It ends on a hopeful note which I don't usually like, but it was done in a realistic way so <33mo ⋅ Tess_Maybe ⋅ r/52book
I logged onto Goodreads today and realized I hit a fun read milestone since starting tracking my books. Doing reading goals every year has been adding up!3yr ⋅ KiltedLady ⋅ r/52book
25/20. I didn't get to 52 but what matters is I'm gradually finding my way back to reading again.1yr ⋅ moonlit_melody00 ⋅ r/52book
Submitted my PhD thesis this morning, so here's to my next few days of freedom!4yr ⋅ HigHog ⋅ r/52book
[100/100] My year in books, second 100 in a row! List in comments.2yr ⋅ Kylesawesomereddit ⋅ r/52book
I haven't had a book stick with me like this one in a long time. Has anyone else read it? ⭐⭐⭐⭐9mo ⋅ AdAccomplished5905 ⋅ r/52book
June reads! Been on a classics kick lately, happy to discuss any of them3yr ⋅ Intelligent-Key3408 ⋅ r/52book
My books so far this year! It's not much, but I'm taking the time to enjoy each one of them1yr ⋅ lamlosa ⋅ r/52book
Spotify wrapped but for books - saw someone on here do this last year and decided to make my own!1yr ⋅ Bidioma ⋅ r/52book
My husband is a high school English teacher and told his kids his wife doesn’t read... Which made me start reading again this September!2yr ⋅ tenderboob ⋅ r/52book
What does your StoryGraph all-time genres chart look like? Anyone else trying to push genres higher or lower?1yr ⋅ thesubtlepotato ⋅ r/52book
3/24 Running a bit behind but finished the Wide Window, growing very fond of the series overall 4/51yr ⋅ Is_That_Loss ⋅ r/52book
52! (I know it says 44 but I have some collected editions in there making it 52) Loved them all!3yr ⋅ JorgeJorgeTheThird ⋅ r/52book
Does anyone else find that reading outside is the most calming thing ever? Just started reading the selection, read it for the first time back in middle school, I hope it’s still as good as I remember1yr ⋅ SpicyKittyNoodles ⋅ r/52book
(8/12) Before now, it had been at least a decade since the last time I found a book that sucked me in and held me so intensely that I literally couldn’t put it down until I finished. All 400 pages read in one sitting. I’m blown away.4yr ⋅ paleoterrra ⋅ r/52book
Made it to my original goal of 52 the other week, so have upped my goal to an ambitious 1043yr ⋅ charchar9191 ⋅ r/52book
First time reading a Christie book. Loved it. Can’t wait to read more by her.3yr ⋅ bostonbruins922 ⋅ r/52book
My first book of the year, took me a long time to finish but it was refreshing2yr ⋅ Skeleton_onfire9 ⋅ r/52book
