July 2024 reading stats 📚

My July 2024 reading wrap up!

Best book of the month: Middle of the Night by Riley Sager (controversial pick, I know)

Worst book of the month: Growing Things by Paul Tremblay (hit or miss anthology, but the misses brought the whole collection down, unfortunately)

Shortest book: We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson (146 pages)

Stats generated using StoryGraph! 📚

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2024/8/13 Edited to

... Read moreIn July 2024, I explored a varied selection of books, averaging 292 pages each and taking about eight days to finish them. Key ideas arose from my readings, particularly in the thriller and horror genres. Noteworthy mentions include 'Middle of the Night,' which sparked considerable debate in the literary community for its gripping plot and character development. Conversely, 'Growing Things' had mixed reviews; its anthology format divided readers, making it a topic of discussion among fellow bookworms. Utilizing StoryGraph's insightful stats, I managed to track my reading habits, totaling 2,923 pages this month. The majority of my readings were fiction, highlighting a preference for narrative storytelling over non-fiction insights. This month also showcased trends in digital and print formats, allowing me to engage with books in a variety of ways that suit my lifestyle. In diving deeper into genres, I found that horror and thriller books maintained their gripping hold on my attention, particularly as summer evenings beckoned for suspenseful reads. Join me in exploring future reading challenges and the diverse world of literature!