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Old 12-07-2016, 08:21 AM   #29
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My numbers goal is 60 books, which is a little under my yearly average. But my substantive goal is to continue to diversify. I want to read more of the dead tree books my wife purchases and I want to read more "across the aisle" in genres or subjects I have avoided in the past.

I disagree with a shocking number of people on many major issues, and I want to take some of my reading time to listen to the other side.
I also have a sub-ish goal - keeping reliable tracking.

This year, I am using youtuber Let's Read's massive book tracking spreadsheet. It is one place to track format, price, and many other things that I am interested in. It also spits out some really nice charts. If anyone else wants to have a look, you can find a link to his spreadsheet in google sheets HERE and a video walking through the features HERE.
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