In 2021, I finished reading 90 books, a total of 22,564 pages!
My First book of 2021:
My last book of 2021:
The longest book I read in 2021:
The shortest book I read in 2021:
– 39 Pages
The average length of the books I read was 306 pages!
Number of books and average rating by month:
January: 9 – 3.3
February: 4 – 3.25
March: 9 – 3.75
April: 12 – 2.85
May: 6 – 3.33
June: 4 – 3.0
July: 4 – 3.0
August: 8 – 4.0
September: 4 – 3.25
October: 4 – 3.75
November: 15 – 3.33 (WOW!)
December: 11 – 3.0
Books I rated 5 stars/My favorite books of 2021
Where the Light Enters: Building a Family, Discovering Myself by Dr. Jill Biden
Unspeakable Things by Jess Lourey
The Four Winds by Kristin Hannah
When Things Go Wrong: Diseases: from The Body by Bill Bryson
Ramblers in Cornwall: Slow Travels Through a Salt-Licked Country by Arundhati Basu
Compendium Pandemica: A Guide to Horrible Infectious Diseases by A.D. Gray
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Moonlight Child by Karen McQuestion
Working Stiff: Two Years, 262 Bodies, and the Making of a Medical Examiner by Judy Melinek, T.J. Mitchell
2021 was definitely my best reading year yet. I don’t think I’ll reading that much in the near future, since I’m becoming a mom in May, but I know I’ll always be a reader.
Love,
Cheila
Pink for Days 
90 books is amazing, well done! I loved The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo as well 🙂
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Thank you! It was definitely one of my favorite books from last year.
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Wow! You read some great books in 2021! I know because I read some of the same titles 🙂
I LOVED The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo also! Thanks for sharing your terrific reading accomplishment.
– Melanie
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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo was definitely one of my favorite books of 2021. So good, worth all the hype. Thanks for stopping by!
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Woooow, that’s some serious reading! I love seeing all the data, pie charts and stuff, that’s pretty cool. I’ve not read any of your top rated books apart from “Working Stiff”, which I agree was fantastic and super interesting! I hope you find yourself some great books for 2022, too! xx
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Hey! Thank you so much for stopping by! Working stiff was so good. The whole part about 9/11 was devastating but really interesting.
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Wow, I think I read 62 books last year, and that was unusual (I discovered audiobooks). I found that when my kids were babies, I actually read more books because feeding a baby is boring. I discovered an Irish series by Felicity Hayes-McCoy that is just so lovely. The first book is The Library at the Edge of the World. Isn’t that the best?
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Will definitely add it to my reading list, love the title.
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Wow, you read so much! Nice job ^-^
Just wondering, did you compile all the data yourself, or did it come from an app or website? The data is so interesting and detailed, love it!
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The data comes from this wonderful app https://app.thestorygraph.com/. If you’re a reader, I DEFINITELY recommend it.
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2021 was also a great reading year for me, as I read 120 books. I’m aiming for 100 this year, as I plan to tackle a huge reading project in the near future. Good job!
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