2018 | Bookish Statistics

I am a little bit in love with bookish statistics. I got excited about the end/beginning of the year because I knew that people all over the internet would be sharing their bookish statistics for me to enjoy. It's sad, I know. However, for those of you that are anything like me, please enjoy my 2018 reading statistics.

Number Of Books Read...

- In Total: 67

- Under 250 Pages: 11

- Between 251-399: 44

- Between 400-449: 8

- Between 450- 499: 3

- Over 500: 1

Number Of Pages Read...

- In Total: 20,910

Number Of...

- Hardcovers: 2

- Paperbacks: 19

- eBooks: 29

- Audiobooks: 17

- Re-reads: 5

- DNFs: 1

- New Releases: 27

- Backlist Titles: 40

Number Of Books Rated...

- 5 Stars: 6

- 4.5 Stars: 2

- 4 Stars: 24

- 3.5 Stars: 7

- 3 Stars: 17

- 2.5 Stars: 5

- 2 Stars: 6

- 1.5 Stars: 0

- 1 Star: 0

Authors Read...

- Male: 8

- Female: 52

- Other/Mixed: 7

Number Of...

- Adult Books: 10

- YA Books: 55

- Middle Grade: 2

- YA Contemporary: 42

- Adult Contemporary: 3

- Fantasy/Dystopian/Sci-fi: 8

- Historial Fiction: 1

- Mystery/Thriller: 5

- Non-Fiction: 5

- Poetry: 1

This & That

- Happiest: Super Awkward by Beth Garrod

- Saddest: Just Don't Mention It by Estelle Maskame

- Longest By Pages: City Of Bones by Cassandra Clare (506 pages)
- Shortest By Pages: Quidditch Through The Ages by JK Rowling (129 pages)

- Longest By Title: To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han

- Shortest By Title: Toxic by Nicci Cloke

- Longest From Buying To Reading: Can You Keep A Secret? by Sophie Kinsella

- Shortest From Buying To Reading: The Twelve Days Of Dash & Lily by Rachel Cohn & David Levithan

- First Read Of 2018: Unboxed by Non Pratt

- Last Read Of 2018: The Twelve Days Of Dash & Lily by Rachel Cohn & David Levithan

- First On Your Bookcase: Life & Death: Twilight Reimagined by Stephenie Meyer

Last On Your Bookcase: No Place To Hide by Susan Lewis

Some of theses statistics are really quite interesting and unexpected. I read more eBooks than anything else this year, which is really unusual for me. I also read a lot more new releases than I usually do. I had more 5 star reads than I have had in while and I am thrilled to see 4 stars was my most common rating by quite a large margin, it's usually 3. I am disappointed to see I didn't have a lot of variety in terms of genre, the vast majority of my reading was YA Contemporary. It's not much of a surprise, as that is my most read and favourite genre, but I would like to do better in 2019.

I hope you found this as interesting as I do.

Sophie :)