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Author: devalog

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-I finished **76 books** this year, my highest year since I started tracking back in 2020. (And by a substantial amount––my second-highest year was in 2021 when I read 56 books), I wasn’t working Jan-June, but my reading was actually consistent the entire year (no spike for those months). I have a toddler and a slightly-more-than-half-time job, so I’m really proud I was able to carve out time for reading despite more non-negotiable obligations than I’ve ever had.
+I finished **76 books** this year, my highest year since I started tracking back in 2020. (And by a substantial amount––my second-highest year was in 2021 when I read 56 books.) I wasn’t working Jan-June, but my reading was actually consistent the entire year (no spike for those months). I have a toddler and a slightly-more-than-half-time job, so I’m really proud I was able to carve out time for reading despite more non-negotiable obligations than I’ve ever had.
 
 Now for some stats:
 - 8 books from the 1800s. Last year it was 9. It’s usually around this amount, but less percentage-wise this year.