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Old 11-06-2015, 09:19 AM   #462
HomeInMyShoes
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My library and I are good good friends.

56 days left. Some random numbers.

66 books read, 2 on the go
50 paper books, 16 electronic books
7 new countries and 20 countries overall
35 new authors and 51 authors overall
58 library books and 8 owned or public domain books
$0 spent

I'll probably end up in the 72 to 75 book range which is pretty good. Not my best for books or pages, but a good year of reading. Lots covered. Lots of books from Canada and Japan. Overall pretty happy with the quality of books I found and I like my challenges for next year. A bit of serious, a bit of goofy and a reasonably light reading load to get through the two sub-challenges. Gearing up for another year in the life in a few years when I celebrate my 50th year on the planet.

I'll keep my $20 per month budget for books despite being in a position to think about lowering it. I want to have the guilt-free budget there if some fabulously interesting book from some obscure country needs a purchase. Looking at Oman, Mongolia, Honduras, Bolivia, The Gambia, and Papua New Guinea.
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