April 2023 Monthly Recap
I have a very ambitious reading goal this year, so I am trying my best to stay up to date on reading, my reading challenges, and staying on track. I got into a bit of a slump in February and am trying to catch up on that but it's hard when I'm still so many books behind!
I'm hoping to try and catch up over the next few months but I'm also okay with not hitting 340 books since that's a lofty goal for someone with a full-time job, a fiance, and a social life! I think I can probably crack at least 250 though, so I'm pretty okay with that.
I used April's designation as National Poetry Month to read some shorter collections and books, which brought me up to a total of 95 books read this year so far! That's an average of 24 books per month, which I feel good about since in February I only read one! At the end of this month, I am 18 books behind schedule, but having read almost 100 books in 4 months seems like a pretty amazing amount of books.
I also went to a LOT of events in April and have so many more ready for May! I can't wait to hang out with bookish people again and just be surrounded by those who read.
Tell me about your month!
Reading Statistics for April 2023
Total Books Read: 58Pages Read: 7,958
Minutes Read: 17,195
Average Rating: 3.5 stars
Number of Books Purchased: 26
Number of Books Received for Review: 13
Number of Books Pre-ordered for Next Month: 2
Number of Books Purchased: 26
Number of Books Received for Review: 13
Number of Books Pre-ordered for Next Month: 2
Top Five Reads
Events I Attended
See the events I attended this month via Twitter:
🪩Events I'm attending in April🪩
— Jamie (she/her/hers) (@booksandladders) March 23, 2023
◉ The Great Reclamation with @rachelhengqp (3rd)
◉ Heroes, Antiheroes, and Everyone In Between with @BrentWeeks and @AndreaGStewart (4th)
◉ @veschwab at @IndigoYorkdale (24th)
◉ Canadian Independent Bookstore Day @cdnbookstoreday (29th)
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Canadian Independent Bookstore Day
Favourite Post
Review: A TOURNAMENT OF CROWNS by Elise Kova, Book #3 of A TRIAL OF SORCERERS!
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Next Month's TBR
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