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2025 In Review – by the Numbers

Here’s my super-geeky, graph-heavy dive into my 2025 reading. Continue reading

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2024 In Review – by the Numbers

Here’s my super-geeky, graph-heavy dive into my 2024 reading. Continue reading

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2023 In Review – by the Numbers

Here’s my super-geeky, graph-heavy dive into my 2022 reading. Continue reading

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2022 In Review – by the Numbers

Here’s my super-geeky, graph-heavy dive into my 2022 reading. Continue reading

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2021 In Review – by the Numbers

Here’s my super-geeky, graph-heavy dive into my 2021 reading. Continue reading

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2020 In Review – by the Numbers

Here’s my super-geeky, graph-heavy dive into my 2020 reading. Continue reading

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2019 in Review: the Numbers

This is way past the time of year when I normally look back at my reading from the previous year.  Maybe we can pretend this whole first quarter of 2020 didn’t happen?  I’m still putting this up here, for my … Continue reading

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2018 in Review: the Numbers

This is the time of year when I look back at my reading and how well I did with my goals, with some pretty graphs. (Yes, I am that kind of geek.) 2018 Overview

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When Dimple Met Rishi

i’m still catching up on reviews – but in the meantime the Cybils winners have been announced! Head on over and take a look – I’m taking three of the winners home from the library today. When Dimple Met Rishi … Continue reading

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You’re Never Weird on the internet (Almost)

Here’s another book from my Top 10 2015 Releases I Didn’t Get to post. I have a confession to make: buying a book for myself instantly reduces the chance that I will actually read it.  After all, it has no … Continue reading

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