I finished reading 103 books, across 19,979 pages and 338.83 hours. Goodreads claims that I read 29,918 pages. Which might or might not fit, if you convert the hours into pages. 🤷♀️
Cursed
To Be Taught, If Fortunate
I explored new worlds, went to dark places, and got wrapped up in intrigue.


Longest book with 915 pages:
The Mad Ship by Robin Hobb
The average length of the books I read was 275 pages and it took me around 10 days to finish each book.
I explored the works of 55 new authors, including James A. Moore, Molly Harper, and Ryan North.
71 of the books I read were part of a series.
I revisited a total of 2 books, decided not to finish 15 of the books picked up, read 77 books from my own shelves.
Compared to 2021…
Number of books: Decreased by 21%
Number of pages: Decreased by 26%
Number of hours: Increased by 31%




The discrepancy of pages and hours in the last graph: I think here Storygraph only counted the finished books. The overall figure at the top also counts the DNFs. Anyway, so much for the statistics…
Nice to see your year in review! I love the various stats that The StoryGraph includes in their wrap-ups. I also noticed that the Goodreads page total was way off, and that threw me until I remembered that I’m tracking minutes listened on StoryGraph.
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Yes, the goodreads stats are not as good as the ones from StoryGraph. I‘ve been debating to get a SG subscription, just so they won‘t be bought and messed up by Amazon either…
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Honestly, that’s one of the reasons I bought the SG membership.
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Oh, now I feel bad that I haven’t gotten the subscription yet…
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I think they’re committed to staying non-Amazon, but I didn’t want to risk it. 🙂 No guilt required!
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