I had set a goal of 60 books for the year 2021 and conquered it by completing 80 books. Little unbelievable for me. This is by far my best performance in the last 5 years. I have never set a big goal like this before and I went 20 books above the goal, that was amazing.
I am not a fan of purchasing books, so my sources of reading were the public library, kindle app, and Libby App. Omaha Public Library was preferred as I love hardcovers over the digital versions. I used Kindle mainly for books not easily available in the library like Indian writer’s books. Prime members have many good books available to read for free, in addition to that, I also took Kindle Unlimited membership on a promotional deal. Libby app is useful to check out digital versions of books from your library to your device. You can read them on Kindle or Libby app.
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OPL
Kindle
Libby
Talking about genres, I covered most of them – Fiction, Non-Fiction, Historical Fiction, Graphic novel, Classics, Horror, Self-help, Short-stories, Health, Photography, Cooking, Educational, Mythological, and Biography.
Out of 80 books, many stayed with me. Each book you read leaves an imprint on you. Although each book was unique in its way, I selected 12 favorites that deserve to be on our book-shelf.
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4 thoughts on “Best of 2021 – Goodreads”
I constantly read but don’t count or record what I’ve read. It is my greatest pleasure. Noted you read ‘The Masque of the Red Death’, by E. A. Poe. Great story and relatable to COVID right now, right?
Enjoy each day. Cheers, Muriel
Yes, very nice story. No-one can escape from Death 💀😊. I took a writing course from my library, under their assignments, I got the chance to read this masterpiece.
I constantly read but don’t count or record what I’ve read. It is my greatest pleasure. Noted you read ‘The Masque of the Red Death’, by E. A. Poe. Great story and relatable to COVID right now, right?
Enjoy each day. Cheers, Muriel
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Yes, very nice story. No-one can escape from Death 💀😊. I took a writing course from my library, under their assignments, I got the chance to read this masterpiece.
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Very impressive, eclectic reading list. You had a great year! 🙂📚
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Yes it was. I wish the same for this year. 😊
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