2025 Reading Recap
Another year in the books means it’s time for my annual reading recap and 2025’s list is really...
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Reading Recaps
My annual reading recaps, going back years. If you want to know what I read and what I thought about it, this is the archive.
"2025 Reading Recap" is the latest. Another year, another list, and 2025's is really special. I always look forward to putting this one together.
"2024 Reading Recap" covers another year and another reading goal checked off. I am honest about what I loved and what fell flat.
2024 Reading Recap
Another year, another reading goal in the books! This year, I really rushed at the end to meet...
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2023 Reading Recap
As I’ve gotten deeper into publishing news, marketing, and advertising, I’ve found myself more susceptible to jumping into...
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2022 Reading Recap
This year I read 48 books, the most I’ve read since 2018 and the second most since I...
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2021 Reading Recap
This year I read 32 books, which was below my yearly average and my set goal. But considering...
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2020 Reading Recap
This year I read 33 books, which was 13 books below my yearly average. But I stand proud...
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2019 Reading Recap
Here is a statistical breakdown of my reading in 2019. Want to read more? Visit my Goodreads profile.
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2018 Reading Recap
This year I read 52 books—one for every week of the year! Of course, some books took longer,...
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2017 Reading Recap
This was the first year I read slightly fewer books in four years of tracking. My list skewed...
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2016 Reading Recap
So this year I read more books, more pages, more nonfiction, more male authors, more digital, and more...
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"2023 Reading Recap" was the year I got deeper into publishing news, marketing, and advertising, and found myself picking up newer books as they came out. It paid off.
"2022 Reading Recap" was a big year. I read 48 books, the most since 2018 and the second most since I started tracking in 2010.
With 17 recaps and counting, this is one of my longest-running traditions on the site.