For the first time in years, I actually completed my Goodreads reading challenge! Thinking back to 2018 when I was so burnt out I could barely make it through a twitter thread, completing 20 books this year feels incredible.
For the first time in years, I actually completed my Goodreads reading challenge! Thinking back to 2018 when I was so burnt out I could barely make it through a twitter thread, completing 20 books this year feels incredible.
So, anyone else notice problems with #Goodreads counting your books wrong for the reading challenge? I just noticed because I mainly use #Bookwyrm these days, but I still add books as read in Goodreads.
Turns out, there are a couple of books I read this year that don't turn up in the Goodreads reading challenge overview, but properly show as read if I search for them. Bookwyrm is counting everything correctly in its reading challenge. Not that I care much, but this is the first year I've seen this happen because of my switch to Bookwyrm.
Edit: I think it might have to do with adding books without a reading start date (I think the missing books were all added directly as "Read" without ever being in the "Currently Reading" section).
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Have you reached your reading goal for this year? 📚
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Und mal wieder etwas gelesen:
4/5: Nach dem ersten Band der Gamache-Reihe hatte ich eigentlich wenig Lust, diese fortzusetzen, allenfalls eine Rezension, dass Band zwei (und die dann Folgenden) ein deutlicher Schritt wären, hat mich dann doch dazu gebracht. Und: ja! Band zwei liest sich schon deutlich besser als Band eins. Vielleicht liegt‘s daran, dass einige der Protagonisten schon vertrauter sind, vielleicht ist einfach der Schreibstil weiter entwickelt - keine Ahnung, ist auch egal, die Hauptsache ist, dass dieser Band schon wirklich prima zu lesen ist. Gerade jetzt im tiefsten Herbst mit fallenden Temperaturen kommt...
📚 Just finished reading Legendborn by Tracy Deonn, and I can't recommend it enough! If you're into an Arthurian retelling with YA/Fantasy/Mythology/Magic elements to it, then this one is definitely for you.