First timer to the challenge and I'm proud to say I've just passed the halfway mark. This has genuinely been so much fun!3yr ⋅ daveyk95 ⋅ r/52book
First time doing this challenge, I set the goal for 15 and I’ve already gotten to 10!1yr ⋅ rexxcas ⋅ r/52book
Realized I have 52 on my TBR shelf by accident, not my top priority, but curious to see how many I can knock out. 1 down.4yr ⋅ leftoverbrine ⋅ r/52book
22/52 One of the most beautiful books I’ve ever read, already want to read it again.3yr ⋅ oliveboi63 ⋅ r/52book
13/26 Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez - first nonfiction book to really grip me!3yr ⋅ Bluedbeard ⋅ r/52book
53/25 !! some arent pictured because i dont own / someone is borrowing. did not expect to read that many books :)3yr ⋅ emilyhateshaechan ⋅ r/52book
Book 29: Sigh, Gone by Phuc Tran (5 stars) Phuc's ability to tell an immigration/ life of a minority story with such a balance of staggering injustice and humour left me in awe. It reminds me a lot of Noah's Born a Crime and I was blown away, I'm posting its cover so you'll read this book!3yr ⋅ espiller1 ⋅ r/52book
Started reading again last year when the pandemic hits, read 20 books and decided to up the challenge this year. Getting a Kindle helped me achieve my reading goal and use less screentime for my mental health. I am so proud of myself! 🥰2yr ⋅ paperhoarder2021 ⋅ r/52book
After I Started College, I Haven't Had Time To Read For Leisure At All. I Finally Cut Back On The Time I Spend Doomscrolling After Classes & Managed To Read 5 Books In January. You Guys Are So Motivating. THANK YOU!!2yr ⋅ Successful_Minute_87 ⋅ r/52book
13/52 - it’s a series, & i am so excited i found out this exists. i love the movie so much2yr ⋅ spinninstareyes ⋅ r/52book
15/52 - The 7.5 deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. Very intriguing at first but it develops into a jumbled mess with too many characters, and the setting ultimately kind of makes no sense1yr ⋅ Pixel74 ⋅ r/52book
I'm too late for the 52 Book Challenge, but I'm still proud of my progress so far! I've never read this many books in my life.2yr ⋅ turncver ⋅ r/52book
In a book club with my husband and this is the last book of 2020 left to read.3yr ⋅ debzter2007 ⋅ r/52book
A 10/10 for book 10 of 25. Annotated and marked the hell out of this one. Finished it in two days. This book was an impulse buy. No regrets whatsoever.3yr ⋅ SeriousResident ⋅ r/52book
Book 56 🥳! My head is everywhere with it, if you've read it can we please discuss?!1yr ⋅ Moon-noodles ⋅ r/52book
I like to lean into current events. Some of my recent non-fiction microbe reading.4yr ⋅ shapiroadamj ⋅ r/52book
52/52. I'm planning to read bigger books than usual from now on, so if anyone can please suggest me any 500+ pages books that you've enjoyed, I'd be very grateful.2yr ⋅ DarkAcademia02 ⋅ r/52book
#25 - So good. I’ve never seen the film or read the book before; I loved it. 5/52yr ⋅ dntevnbelieveinjebus ⋅ r/52book
April's reads (21/52) - East Of Eden is the most beautiful book I've ever read3yr ⋅ toby_elms1997 ⋅ r/52book
I put off reading The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo and that was a mistake! 5/53yr ⋅ babiesgettingrabies ⋅ r/52book
Just finished the brilliant White Teeth (8/52)! Can't decide which of these to follow it with, any suggestions?1yr ⋅ AvonSulis ⋅ r/52book
10/30 for the year. This community has really inspired me to read more this year. Thanks all for some great recommendations too.3yr ⋅ anabanana00000000 ⋅ r/52book
#41 of 2023 - After a string of disappointments, this book was excellent. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐10mo ⋅ PSPirate_ship ⋅ r/52book
A bit late but here are my 2021 books! Read 48 books this year, surpassing my goal of 25. Excited for 2022!2yr ⋅ not-eliza ⋅ r/52book
Books 42-46. Does anybody else mostly get their books from the library?2yr ⋅ IneffectiveSunshine ⋅ r/52book
Just finished my 21st book of 2023. I was recommended this one by someone who said it was the best book they'd ever read. What are your thoughts?1yr ⋅ AprilBelle08 ⋅ r/52book
20/60 A third of the way through, some of these were surprisingly amazing, but some were a bit disappointing1yr ⋅ Mechashevet ⋅ r/52book
Have always wanted to read literature analytically, so I'm starting with this!1yr ⋅ OtherwiseCall5817 ⋅ r/52book
I'm participating in Nonfiction November. Help me narrow my list down to four!6mo ⋅ KitchenSwillForPigs ⋅ r/52book
83/100 - Going strong and having a great time! Been a fun, wild, weird, and wide variety of reading.8mo ⋅ aspenreid ⋅ r/52book
58/? - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weird. Omg this was so good. AMAZE AMAZE AMAZE. I read along while listening to the audiobook and 10/10 will recommend. Ray Porter was an impeccable narrator!2yr ⋅ vsides ⋅ r/52book
(89/100) Mid-year check in! Don't mind me catching up on the YA books I didn't read as a teen and then some.3yr ⋅ misscellaneou5 ⋅ r/52book
Found my kitten on my shelf. Just finished Greenwood, what a beautiful story.10mo ⋅ taralundrigan ⋅ r/52book
Books for October. Just one of these will complete my 52 book goal for the year!2yr ⋅ abby_cello ⋅ r/52book
Three days left of October and two spooky books to go. Let’s do it. 89/1001yr ⋅ the-willow-witch ⋅ r/52book
Books 13-20. Favorites were God Emperor of Dune and The Silmarillion. (Others were of course also amazing!)4yr ⋅ JorgeJorgeTheThird ⋅ r/52book
52/52 ! Most books read on a long while! Happy to discuss the ratings in the comments :D2yr ⋅ Pixel74 ⋅ r/52book
22/52- I loaned Piranesi to a friend, she loaned me this (Also the sequel), about 100 pages in so far and it’s definitely unique.2yr ⋅ InkedInspector ⋅ r/52book
Went on Valentines Date at a huge library and bought each other books. These are mine and IM SO HAPPY😭. Best v day yet4yr ⋅ daniazz ⋅ r/52book
My goal this year is at least 52 books. I've read ahead in case life gets in the way later on. My reads through 10/521mo ⋅ jmcclu23 ⋅ r/52book
16/100 Haven’t been active in a while, thought I would drop some book reviews on my March reads3yr ⋅ kiviuqs_ ⋅ r/52book
Some of you are incredible, i’m at 30/52 but I’ve never read this much i love this subreddit1yr ⋅ SnooPeppers4423 ⋅ r/52book
Current read that I am having trouble putting down. What books have had this effect on you recently?3yr ⋅ tumcake ⋅ r/52book
My favourite page from my reading journal, I love seeing more of the books getting filled in. 55/100 books so far!1yr ⋅ MoonCloud94 ⋅ r/52book
15/52: Well on my way! Decided to increase from 25 to the full 52. Rating in comments.3yr ⋅ quasi-easement ⋅ r/52book
22/52! Not pictured: 1984 and the Importance of Being Earnest. I would love recommendations or to discuss any of these books :)2yr ⋅ zosoyoso ⋅ r/52book
My return to reading starts with this book. Last time I read a book for fun was middle school and I’m 21 now. I don’t think I can read a book a week right away so I think a goal of 13 is a good start for me. Hope this is ok with the community considering it’s no where near 52.4yr ⋅ Salazar28 ⋅ r/52book
I’ve completed a measly three books so far, but recently decided I’d like to do 30 this year. Think I can make it?1yr ⋅ GrapeJellyGamer ⋅ r/52book
Last year I read 10 books in total. So far, I have read 17 this year. Hoping to complete the goal of 25+. All the credit goes to this wonderful subreddit and it's amazing members. Thank you guys.4yr ⋅ abhi5h3k ⋅ r/52book
38/52! doubled my reading from last year (19 books) and it’s not even june yet :]11mo ⋅ yalikebeez ⋅ r/52book
Sometimes you reach your goals and sometimes you don’t! And other times you come insanely frustratingly close!3yr ⋅ holymack_erel ⋅ r/52book
Theme for this week: women named Evelyn and their 7 things. 37 and 38 out of ?3yr ⋅ shakybagels ⋅ r/52book
All the physical books I've read so far this year. I just came home from a 6 month travel assignment, it was very satisfying to unback these books and put them away on the bookshelf. Ratings in comments.9mo ⋅ nightnur5e ⋅ r/52book
The one upside of COVID is more time for reading! I hit my 52 book goal today!3yr ⋅ TrippyPsychGirl ⋅ r/52book
I haven't read this much in years. I know this isn't that impressive, but I am fairly proud of myself!4yr ⋅ gracefullyhaley ⋅ r/52book
19/52📚 another TBR stack. You know I love the stacks 🤣. Out of these I am most excited for All the light we cannot see and Small pleasures! Have you read any of these?3yr ⋅ Moon-noodles ⋅ r/52book
I’m on #13 right now but I think these will be #14 and #15. Beyond excited to read these books.3yr ⋅ Fifteenhours ⋅ r/52book
I thought I might have trouble reading 52 in a year, but I’m already halfway there. Woo hoo.2wk ⋅ Read_Quilt_Repeat ⋅ r/52book
I don’t panic shop for toilet paper and hand sanitizer, I panic check out books.4yr ⋅ mae-onaise ⋅ r/52book
30 - The Song of Achilles. You all warned me, and I still wasn’t prepared. My pup was concerned by my ugly crying.3yr ⋅ TheHammerIsMy ⋅ r/52book
My current read (12/30). I’m a lurker on here but just wanted to share how much I’m loving this. Expectations were high but did not expect to be this hooked.4yr ⋅ lauraura ⋅ r/52book
(08/52) The Road by Cormac McCarthy - Dark, cold, ash, unrelenting, grey, painful. 3 out of 5.2yr ⋅ BenAaronMusic ⋅ r/52book
I thought I’d share my bookshelves with some people who would appreciate it. This area has served me well for many late nights reading this summer!5yr ⋅ littlebbchickenhead ⋅ r/52book
99/52 The Music of Bees along with honey buns inspired by the book. 5 Star read for me!2yr ⋅ ExploreThe195 ⋅ r/52book
