My first ever readathon is now over and I can't help but be disappointed in myself. Usually much of my day is spent reading. I read like, all the time. So I thought having a big TBR list was no sweat. I go through books like nothing. Except I kind of had a social life this week. Between college admissions calls , actually seeing my friends and *le gasp* going outside I haven't had all that much time to read. Also, the TBR list was daunting for me and really made me want to read less. I mean, it felt like I was giving myself summer reading. Yikes. So I have to say that I loved the whole idea of a readathon, but they just really don't seem like the thing for me.
Anyway, the stats:
Books started>
The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
Hunger by Michael Grant
Books finished>
Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
Total pages read>
866
So yeah, that's my first, and last for at least a while, readathon wrap-up. Do you enjoy readathons? How many do you do annually on average? Let me know!
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