Soon to be 8, 9, 10, 11 of 30 thanks to the MIL’s gifts. Already been a good year in reading too.2yr ⋅ Lazurians ⋅ r/52book
62-70 Just got my next chunk of books to read! Such beautiful covers!3yr ⋅ PunkandCannonballer ⋅ r/52book
It’s been a while since I’ve read a book with this much substance. Slowing down and really enjoying this one. 17/523yr ⋅ nme44 ⋅ r/52book
20/52 My little brother who hated reading until a few months ago started reading Harry Potter and hasn't stopped since2yr ⋅ MedicalStudentMBBS ⋅ r/52book
[3/52] Lolita - What a incredibly dark and twisted but beautifully written book1yr ⋅ OkEstablishment350 ⋅ r/52book
Who else loves airplane books you can (literally) read in one sitting? 81/521yr ⋅ Viaducks ⋅ r/52book
An update on my progress in the challenge so far. Each colored box is one book (colors are random).3yr ⋅ abby_cello ⋅ r/52book
I decided I was cheating a little by reading mainly 300 page novels so went for something a bit meatier, thought I'd see what all the fuss was about finally! I have to admit for the first couple of hundred pages at several points I considered stopping but beyond that I've been absolutely hooked!1yr ⋅ DrinkingWater_ ⋅ r/52book
I heard we're making tier lists of our 2021 reads. Here's mine! [53/52]2yr ⋅ I_only_read_trash ⋅ r/52book
Read in 2 months more than half of what I read in 2022... well I guess that getting dumped is a solution to read your TBR faster 🫠1yr ⋅ bettyftz ⋅ r/52book
Snuggling up with a good book and a good boy! This will be 38/55 for me. Join us on r/bookclub starting July 6th!1yr ⋅ Joinedformyhubs ⋅ r/52book
Just finished book 19. Dune will be my 20th book this year. I will be reading along with the book club subreddit.3yr ⋅ Joinedformyhubs ⋅ r/52book
I had never read a book outside of school until 20th February this year. Since then I've read all of these and I've never been happier!4yr ⋅ JorgeJorgeTheThird ⋅ r/52book
Just finished this in one sitting and stayed up way too late doing it! 5 stars! 7/522yr ⋅ LooseDoctor ⋅ r/52book
Last year I finished only 3 books, this year I decided to try and read a book a month - and I think I succeeded!3yr ⋅ mayapsychic ⋅ r/52book
#16 Different than anything I've read before and I was hooked the whole time1yr ⋅ hellohuricane ⋅ r/52book
24/52 Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. This was one of my favorites this year for story line--I was hooked from the start. I was able to listen to the audio book while reading too and that is also very well done.2yr ⋅ mother_of_baggins ⋅ r/52book
My journey along the path of the beam has been so fun. I’m sad that it had to end.1yr ⋅ morticiaandflowers ⋅ r/52book
18/? I finally got to the top of the wait list at my library. Sorry, I think it was just okay.2yr ⋅ jpmaze16 ⋅ r/52book
4/52 Always an awesome read. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve read this book. Now onto The Fellowship!1yr ⋅ RipleysHeart ⋅ r/52book
12/26 - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. 🎵We are friends, question?🎵 5/5 ⭐10mo ⋅ GingerTartanCow ⋅ r/52book
I've fallen behind in reading this week but I can hardly be expected to move her to start now2yr ⋅ SolidNext ⋅ r/52book
I've been subscribed here for a few years but always just picked goals of around 20-25 books. This year due to quarantine I decided to push for that titular 52 book goal and I did it!3yr ⋅ carnivorouspenguin ⋅ r/52book
inspired by y'all last year. got a good start this year. I may enter 52 club this time2yr ⋅ draggonflyy2 ⋅ r/52book
13/52 - Just finished King's 11/22/63. WHAT A GEM. King never disappoints, read 5 of his novels. Can't decide which one I loved more - this or IT. Both are absolute masterpieces3yr ⋅ francis-tumblety381 ⋅ r/52book
34/52 Beautiful classic. I first read this 10 years ago at 15 and rereading at 25 was like reading a whole different book. Specific themes and characters hit harder with the added age and experience.3yr ⋅ monteserrar ⋅ r/52book
26/52: This book feels like sipping on a hot chocolate during a cold, snowy day while snuggling under a heavy blanket in front of a fireplace1yr ⋅ DogWithWig ⋅ r/52book
I'm not going to wait till January. Here's the list of books I want to finish by next YTD.1yr ⋅ debthedee ⋅ r/52book
A really eerie read in these off times. I really enjoyed this book even with all the parallels that can be drawn to what were experiencing currently3yr ⋅ soupturtles ⋅ r/52book
11/24. Making the most of my long weekend! People either worship this book or really hate it so I wanna see what the fuss is all about.2yr ⋅ jstwnnask ⋅ r/52book
My current TBR. Anyone read some of these and have opinions? I’d love to hear from you!1yr ⋅ skeezlouise55 ⋅ r/52book
getting ready to read snowpiercer, not sure if I should count this toward my 2023 goal. it's only 100 or so pages. thoughts1yr ⋅ DiabloElDiablo ⋅ r/52book
26/52 4.5⭐️ Well written and thought provoking. Where are my fellow non fiction fans?9mo ⋅ EccentricOtter307 ⋅ r/52book
5/12. Finished this last night in one sitting! Who’s read this? What did you think of it? It was ok... 3 stars for me.2yr ⋅ Stunning-Nebula3103 ⋅ r/52book
Book 19 - Tough by Terry Crews. Haven't seen anyone sharing this gem. Amazing book, would recommend to every man out there.2yr ⋅ Deakins84 ⋅ r/52book
First time reaching the goal. Was jist scrolling the sub and remebered to post since i plan to read/listen to many more books this year3yr ⋅ sombrero69 ⋅ r/52book
99/54 🥰 my favourite reads this year! Have you read any? P.S Merry Christmas!1yr ⋅ Moon-noodles ⋅ r/52book
53/52 completed! 5 stars = 5 stars, 5 hearts = highlights of the year, so far!1yr ⋅ BohoPhoenix ⋅ r/52book
i, a lurker, just wanted to thank this sub for motivating me to read so much more! front pile is my november TBR :)3yr ⋅ sugarsecure ⋅ r/52book
86 pages is definitely cheating but the only thing keeping me in the game is hitting read on my goodreads! A book is a book!1yr ⋅ Cosmic_Hitchhiker ⋅ r/52book
Map of all the 50 books i've read in my life (By the author nationality)2yr ⋅ RoySoma69420 ⋅ r/52book
First book this year finished. Reading from Vietnam, so I have a little bit of a head-start on you guys in the US ;) New to this sub, seems awesome, though.3yr ⋅ RahDeeDah ⋅ r/52book
My local bookstore had a clearance sale. Scooped all of these for the equivalent of 40USD (600 SAR). Can you tell I enjoy historical fiction?3yr ⋅ braaibroodjie8 ⋅ r/52book
9/52: A fascinating book about the life of a serial killer in aspects of various women in his life. It's been difficult putting this book down.2mo ⋅ ViolentMangoo ⋅ r/52book
So, a goal of mine for for coming year is to read what I have and not buy. It's slightly more out of control than I thought.2yr ⋅ Narrow-Cockroach-339 ⋅ r/52book
At the beginning of the year, my goal was just 12 books - when I passed that and discovered this sub, I figured I'd never hit 52, but here we are! Can't wait to see what my final count will be at the end of the year - happy to chat about any of the books I've read, or take on any recommendations!2yr ⋅ greyshenn ⋅ r/52book
Doing pretty well so far. Pat me on the back? Would you please pat me on the back? Thank you4yr ⋅ dantestolemywife ⋅ r/52book
BUNNY!!! By Mona Awad. Batshit crazy, touching, funny, frightening, and really human. This book will definitely stay with me.1yr ⋅ writenowimfine ⋅ r/52book
Anyone else guilty of allowing a book’s cover to influence your decision to read? [12/__]4yr ⋅ OperationQuip ⋅ r/52book
1/30-Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami, didn't expect it to be this sexual but I somewhat enjoyed it nonetheless1yr ⋅ Rusty_Junkie_Rat ⋅ r/52book
I admit I got jealous seeing y'all's posts so I decided to formally participate book 8/523yr ⋅ Is_That_Loss ⋅ r/52book
Completed my goal to read 48 books in honor of my mom, a former English teacher who was born in '483yr ⋅ whosparentingwhom ⋅ r/52book
33/52 I spent ages on this one probably not much hope of getting 52 this year unless I go for very short books . Definitely worth it though. Has to be in my top 10-15 novels ever. So many interesting, deep characters. Aloysha is definitely my favourite brother.1yr ⋅ Gullible_Performance ⋅ r/52book
31/52 - So glad to have read this. Finishing was like waking up from a dream.2yr ⋅ inlalaland04 ⋅ r/52book
31: After The Song of Achilles, I wanted something light. I quite literally couldn’t put this down!!3yr ⋅ TheHammerIsMy ⋅ r/52book
7/52 A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwann. Think I’ve come across a new favorite3yr ⋅ freuds_daughter ⋅ r/52book
Who else has read The Hidden Life of Trees? They say you will never see a tree or forest the same way after this book.4yr ⋅ SkyeTr12 ⋅ r/52book
Dear folks who will read 52 books in the year, what is your opinion on this one?1yr ⋅ HaruspexDankovsky ⋅ r/52book
17/52 - Haunting true story of greed, racism and murder. Insane story but didn’t love the book. 3.75 of 5 stars1mo ⋅ stevo2011 ⋅ r/52book
#17. It's weird to say I enjoyed a book that's both depressing and hopeless but I really did. Being a father of a young son myself some parts hit pretty hard. I understand the love between the boy and the man.3yr ⋅ Textured_Nipples ⋅ r/52book
I guess it’s safe to say I’ve been missing Bourdain. A truly brilliant writer.2yr ⋅ vampire-campfire ⋅ r/52book
Surpassing the 52 mark with Pachinko, my most highly anticipated read of the year so far! 🌼3yr ⋅ doughnutdiva ⋅ r/52book
