What did you read in 2016 ?

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2016


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TOTALS
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207
books
37,900
pages
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Krim Du Shaw by Talia Haven
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SHORTEST BOOK
6 pages
Krim Du Shaw
by 
LONGEST BOOK
626 pages
Embrace the Fire
by 
Embrace the Fire by Stephen England

AVERAGE LENGTH
217 pages

MOST POPULAR
1,083,261
people also read
The Girl on the Train
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The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
The Crows and the Jewels by Peter Joseph Swanson
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LEAST POPULAR
1
person also read
The Crows and the Jewels
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MY AVERAGE RATING FOR 2016
4.4
Eclectic Shorts by Walt Socha
HIGHEST RATED ON GOODREADS
Eclectic Shorts
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it was amazing
5.00 average
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MY 2016 BOOKS

The World's Greatest Psychic by Barbara J. Guardino
Come Rain or Come Shine by Jan Karon
The Handsome Man's Deluxe Café by Alexander McCall Smith
it was amazing


Sweet Memories by Steena Holmes
Krim Du Shaw by Talia Haven


Off the Chart by Smith Hagaman
Pyre by R.B. Kannon
The Bear Who Loved Chocolate by Leela Hope
NW by Zadie Smith


Do Not Find Me by Kathleen Novak
it was amazing
A day with Moo by Kerry McQuaide
Nakamura Reality by Alex Austin


The Seadog by Aaron Paul Lazar
President Lincoln by Demi


Oliver and Jumpy, Stories 34-36 (Oliver and Jumpy, the Cat Se... by Werner Stejskal
Falling for Chloe by David Stearman
Where the Bodies Are by L.V. Gaudet
The Good Life by Marian Thurm


Five Bullets by Larry Duberstein
it was amazing
Rainbow Gardens by James Malone
Set the Night on Fire by Connie Dial


An All-Consuming Fire by Donna Fletcher Crow
Lost in the garden by Kerry McQuaide


Elphie and Dad go on an Epic adventure by Hagit R. Oron
Born to Magic by David Wind
Nagah and the Thunderegg by Darrell Mulch
Deadly Traffic by Mickey Hoffman


Chalk's Outline by J.J. Hensley
it was amazing
Getting It Right The Second Time Around by Jennifer Frank
Thirty Days of Red by Geraldine Solon


The Essence of Aptitude by Esha Bajaj
Road To Shandara by Ken Lozito


Eclectic Shorts by Walt Socha
On Trial by Zanna Mackenzie
Miriam by Mesu Andrews
Voice in the Wilderness by H.L. Wegley


The Motion Clue by Case Lane
On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan
it was amazing
Snake Holes by Becky Villareal


Shades of Fear by Dara Ratner Rochlin
The Anthology of Murderous Connections by D.L. Scott


Feathers for Peacock by Jacqueline Jules
Me too! by Lea Kirshenberg
Moo knows numbers by Kerry McQuaide
Moo is missing by Kerry McQuaide


The Quarryman's Wife by Mary E. DeMuth
The Harvest by N.W. Harris
All the Feels by Danika Stone
it was amazing


Bohemian Gospel by Dana Chamblee Carpenter
Murder in the Marais by Cara Black


Hitler, Mussolini, and Me by Charles Davis
Clamour of Crows by Ray Meritt
Whispers of the Dead by James Litherland
The Vault by Paul Nemeth


The Wrong Time by Robby Charters
it was amazing
Mercy's Sunset by Lindsay Luterman
Chocolates in the Ocean by Eva O'Reilly


An American Gothic by Alice K. Arenz
Finding Amanda by Robin Patchen


That Dog Won't Hunt by Brandilyn Collins
Waking Dream by J.J. DiBenedetto
A Piper's Song by C.K. Johnson
The Music of Us by Uvi Poznansky


The Passover Surprise by Janet Ruth Heller
really liked it
One False Move by David Callinan
Kill Switch by Steve N. Lee


Murder at the Johnson House by S M Senden
Initiated to Kill by Sharlene Almond


The Making of Socket Greeny by Tony Bertauski
Kaitlin's Tale by Christine Amsden
Love Without Limits by Nick Vujicic
Shy Violet by Sherrie Hansen


Dream Reunion by J.J. DiBenedetto
Halfskin by Tony Bertauski
it was amazing
Seeds of Foreverland by Tony Bertauski


Oliver and Jumpy by Werner Stejskal
Drayton, the Taker by Tony Bertauski


Oliver and Jumpy, Stories 40-42 (Oliver and Jumpy, the Cat Se... by Werner Stejskal
Asphalt Asylum by Steve Theme
Cast a Road Before Me by Brandilyn Collins
Halfskin (The Vignettes) by Tony Bertauski


The Ice Twins by S.K. Tremayne
Slave Again by Alana Terry
Field of Graves by J.T. Ellison
Shadow of Death & Saturnalian Affect by Frank A. Ruffolo


Deadly Gold by Ken Baysinger
Indian Boyhood by Charles Alexander Eastman
it was amazing
Children's book by Bat Oren


Oliver and Jumpy, Stories 43-45 (Oliver and Jumpy, the Cat Se... by Werner Stejskal
The Pilgrim Journey by James Harpur


Beautiful Outlaw by John Eldredge
A Flight of Arrows by Lori Benton
it was amazing
Revival by Stephen King


The Museum of Extraordinary Things by Alice Hoffman
Guy Novel by Michael Ryan


A Chimerical World by Scott M. Sandridge
Jane Blonde, The Perfect Spylet by Pear Jam Books from JillMar...
Children's book by Agronomist Avilak
Etched in History by Amanda Marie


Unholy Trinity by K. R. Morrison
really liked it
Embrace the Fire by Stephen England
The Best Bet by Hebby Roman


The two Miss Parsons by Jill Marshall
The Traveler by Eric Morse


Fate's Crossing by J.R. Smith
Killing From Inside by Bea Brugge
The East End Beckons by Ian Parson
Different Ways of Being by Alan Balter


City of Saints by George Weigel
it was amazing
Where Love Begins by Donna Fletcher Crow
New In the Neighborhood by Tracy Krauss


The Reluctant Savior by Ralene Burke
Hot Start by David Freed


Coincidences by Maria Savva
The Burnt Fox by Neil Grimmett
Blacklist by Sara Paretsky
The Patient's Resource and Almanac of Primary Care Medicine by Agnes Oblas, ANP-C


Signal Failure by David Wailing
it was amazing
Bravo and Elphie by Hagit R. Oron
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan


OtherWhere by Garry Grierson
Time Assassins by R. Kyle Hannah


Purrball Meets Burrball In Brazil by Anne Zoet
The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde
Hallucinations by Oliver Sacks


15 Ways to say Good Night by Efrat Shoham
it was amazing
The Daylight Marriage by Heidi Pitlor
Where Love Restores by Donna Fletcher Crow


Paralyzed by Alana Terry
Exchange by Dale Cozort


Children's Books by Meytal Raz-Nave
Children's books by Meytal Raz -Nave
The Sleeping Beauty & the Dragon by Peter Joseph Swanson
Capital Partners by Libby Fischer Hellmann


Stuck In the Neighbourhood by Tracy Krauss
Concrete Carnival by Danner Darcleight
it was amazing
A Taste of Blood and Ashes by Jaden Terrell


The Dog Who Dared to Dream by Sun-mi Hwang
Vain Pursuits by J.B. Hawker


Second Chance Grill by Christine Nolfi
Meeting of the Mustangs by Cathy Kennedy
Oliver and Jumpy, Stories 49-51 (Oliver and Jumpy, the Cat Se... by Werner Stejskal
Oliver and Jumpy, Stories 52-54 (Oliver and Jumpy, the Cat Se... by Werner Stejskal


Oliver and Jumpy, Stories 46-48 by Werner Stejskal
Delilah Dusticle and the Cursed Tempest by A.J. York
The Secret of Bald Rock Island by Charles a Salter
it was amazing


Charlotte and the Mysterious Vanishing Place by Charles a Salter
How Three Brothers Saved the Navy by Charles a Salter


Children's book by Alkahera Sabag Abed Alhai
Making Manna by Eric Lotke
The Three Worlds by Nara Duffie
In Passing by J.R. Wirth


Not My Life by Bob Kat
it was amazing
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two by John Tiffany
The Gap of Time by Jeanette Winterson


Stories of Music by Holly E. Tripp
The Bestowing Sun by Neil Grimmett


Out There - The Ten Most Likely Places to Find Life in Our So... by Darren Beyer
Fifty Nifty Facts about Cats by J.M. Chapman
Gifted and Talented Test Preparation by Gateway Gifted Resources
Gifted and Talented Nnat2 Test Prep - Level a by Gateway Gifted Resources


Children's book by Nava Almog
Children's book by Nava Almog
it was amazing
Space Puzzles by Ceri Clark


The Christmas Horse and the Three Wise Men by Isabelle Brent
A Mage of None Magic by A. Christopher Drown


Transport by Peter Welmerink
Devouring Wind by Dale Cozort
The Discovery of Socket Greeny by Tony Bertauski
The Fall of Brackenbone by Roy Huff


Grace by Howard Owen
it was amazing
Graceful Immortality by Robert Downs
The Word Game by Steena Holmes


Multitude by Peter Joseph Swanson
The Crows and the Jewels by Peter Joseph Swanson


Magic Poetry by Píaras Ó Cionnaoith
Eden's Wish by M. Tara Crowl
Eden's Escape by M. Tara Crowl
Orphans of Time-Space by Robby Charters


Elphie Goes Trick or Treating by Hagit R. Oron
it was amazing
Walking on Water by Madeleine L'Engle
WHY Did I Love (Hate) That Novel? by Brandilyn Collins


The 7 Secrets of Happiness by Linda Johnson
Love in the Time of Apartheid by Frederic Hunter


The Valley by Brandon Daily
Cozy Campfire Shorts by J.B. Hawker
Madison's Song by Christine Amsden
Deadly Catch by E. Michael Helms


A Perfect Murder and Other Stories by S.R. Nair
it was amazing
Oliver and Jumpy - the Cat Series, Stories 55-57, Book 19 by Werner Stejskal
Oliver and Jumpy - the Cat Series, Stories 58-62, Book 20 by Werner Stejskal


Dreaming of a Green Christmas by Anne Zoet
Bear with Bear by Hagit R. Oron


Hearing God in Conversation by Samuel C. Williamson
The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron
Lessons from Zachary by Sandy Scott
Getting Religion by Kenneth L. Woodward


Children's books by Anat Umansky
Little Lek Longtail Learns to Sleep by Bette Killion
it was amazing
Falling Into the Mob by Steve Zousmer


A Small Saving Grace by G Davies Jandrey
Conflict by Walt Socha


Night in Alcatraz by Jean Harkin
Devil's Spring by Aaron Paul Lazar
Nina the Neighborhood Ninja by Sonia Panigrahy
Santa's Rescue Dog by Monty J. McClaine

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