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Bumping because goodreads did something really good. Yay statistics. https://www.goodreads.com/user/year_in_books/2016 Went to go crow at my dad about how I had completed my challenge of 53 books and then noted that he's read 199 books so didn't. That will teach me for being slightly smug about reading Copperfield's 911 pages.
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Agatha Christie is good for getting one's score up. Define addiction. my dad posted:Well, you have rather a busier life than I do! (re-posted with permission)
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Dec 14, 2016 08:50
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I'm with you there, read the Sherlock Holmes kindle omnibus thing and ended up finding a two part version to mark as read, because it didn't seem quite fair to read so many pages for 1 towards my challenge when you could just read a short story for the same reward. I got an average of 411 which I suspect is the actual average, also got told off for having a 4.2 star average rating. It's that high because 2016 has been so lovely that I deliberately re-read favourite books or picked books I knew I would enjoy. 2017 is a time for brain thoughting.
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Dec 15, 2016 14:46
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I personally get a great deal of enjoyment out of trying to beat my dad's goodreads score. Single player games are fun an' all, but liking the multiplayer mode is also a valid choice.
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Dec 17, 2016 18:49
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They are finally rolling out re-reads and it is good.
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Feb 8, 2017 09:50
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Or you could find a group which reads the things you like to read and talk to them instead. If you go into a YA group or YA book review section then you are going to find teenagers, it's like going to a bookstore on the day of a new JK Rowling release and complaining that there are too many wizards in there.
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