I’ve always enjoyed reading, but always thought and knew that my sister and dad were big readers than me.
Back in 2012 when I started setting goals. I set a goal to read 24 books for the year. Well, I smashed that goal and ended up reading 26 books in 2012.
Then in 2013, I set another reading goal. I initially set that goal at 30 books but ended up changing that by April to 50 books. I crushed that goal and read 64 books in 2013.
This brings us to 2014.
What did I set my book goal at? It was set to 60 books for the year.
I ended up changing that to 65 because a couple of books I read were very short or cookbooks (yes I read cookbooks).
Books Read in 2014
- Your Custom Homestead (ebook)
- Making up your mind
- Jinx
- James Potter & The Hall of the Elders
- A beautiful wedding
- The Paleo Diet for Athletes
- The truth about Leo
- Sugar Rush
- Her Last Letter
- The Calorie Myth
- One Tiny Lie
- The sweetest Dark
- You Only Faster
- Silence
- Flight Plan
- Born to Run
- Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
- Tangled Beauty
- Me before you
- Against all Grain
- Awaken your roots (ebook)
- The fault in our stars
- Breathe
- you are here
- 3 Phase paleo
- Fractured – Dani Atkins
- The betrayal of Natalie Hargrove
- Resist
- Nom Nom Paleo
- The Hunt
- The Prey
- The Trap
- Come on get happy
- Innocence
- Catch me when I fall
- Catherine
- Eat the Yolks
- Jane
- No Excuses
- Fitness Confidential
- The Book Thief
- Think big
- So B it
- Embrace
- Everything to live for
- So much it hurts
- Dark heart forever
- Fractured – Dawn Barker
- Room
- Run like crazy
- Enticed
- Chicken soup for the runner’s soul
- Broken Silence
- Distant Shores
- Leftovers
- Captured
- One plus one
- Let Go
- A sea change
- Blessed
- The before now and after then
- From the outback
- Sugar Sugar
- Letters to Leonardo
- Write about me
There were books that were winners, and of course books that I’d rather forget. I’ve linked the books that really stood out to me, so go check them out.
In 2015 I will set another reading goal and a few more reading challenges. More on that in 2015.
I hope my list inspires you to pick up a book and lose yourself in bookland.
What’s your stand-out book/s for 2014?
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