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Books Read 2010

Here’s a reverse-chronological list of all the books I’ve read in 2010. My rating system is out of five stars, but it’s not a comparison system, so all of the five stars aren’t of the same value, all of the four stars aren’t the same, etc. It’s more about my experience as I was reading the book-were there flaws? Did I absolutely love it and wish it wouldn’t end? Did I fear that it never would end? That being said, here’s my rough guideline; in practice, the line between 5s and 4s gets blurred a lot. (5=Extraordinary. I will immediately try to acquire other books by this author, 4=Very strong book, good writing style, really enjoyed, 3=A good read, possibly had one or two really strong areas, but the rest was average OR parts of the book were great and other parts were just miserable, 2=There were some major flaws in the book, but it had some good points as well, 1=I regret ever having even considered reading this book). All titles are linked to Powell’s (I’m not an associate or anything). New linking policy as of early June: I’ll be linking to the publisher’s page on the book. Mainly, this is because I want to pay more attention to imprints and editors, and this is a simple way for me to do so. :) If I’ve discussed it on the blog, that’s noted and linked in parentheses following the author.

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7 Comments leave one →
  1. reviewsmith permalink
    January 31, 2010 12:03 am

    Thirty books just in the first month? And not lightweights, either. Wow. I routinely read 200+ a year and thought I was ahead of the pack. And it would take me considerably more than one day to get through Goethe! :)

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    • Eva permalink*
      February 10, 2010 7:04 am

      It was a short Goethe! I bet it wouldn’t take you long; it was super-readable. :) I’m unemployed, so I’ve got more time to read than most. ;)

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      • JoV permalink
        April 5, 2010 1:25 pm

        if I’m unemployed I won’t be able to do 30 books a month! You’re amazing! ;)

  2. Pam permalink
    April 16, 2010 1:11 pm

    Great job I think you are ahead of me!

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  3. Kristie permalink
    July 30, 2010 8:23 am

    All I can say is this: Holy cow! I think the highest number of books I’ve read in a whole year was just into the 60s. So far this year, I’ve averaged about a book a week, which is pretty good for me. I tend to catch up in the summer :) Keep up the great/quick reading!!

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    • Eva permalink*
      November 18, 2010 1:26 am

      I’ve got a lot more spare time than most people! :)

      Reply

Thank you for commenting! For a long while, my health precluded me replying to everyone. Yet I missed the conversation, so I'm now making an effort to reply again. It might take a few days though, and there will be times when I simply can't. Regardless, I always read and value what you say.

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