The Primroses Were Over

Favorite book of the month: I actually refuse to answer this. It is impossible. See below for reasons.

Honorable Mentions: I had a phenomenal month. Going to go with:

The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan

The Great Hunt by Robert Jordan

Revival by Stephen King

Midwinterblood by Marcus Sedgwick

Ink and Bone by Rachel Caine

A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab

 Book That I Didn't Expect to Like As Much As I Did:  The Beast Within: A Tale of Beauty's Prince by Serena Valentino, because let's be honest, this could go very very wrong, and it took some really weird turns.

Longest in pages: Revival by Stephen King (surprise, surprise...), at 416 pages

Longest in minutes: The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan at 1,802 minutes (this would have beaten the above had I read it instead of listening.)

New Authors To Follow: Rachel Caine, Robert Jordan, Marcus Sedgwick

Total books ingested: 46

Re-reads/listens: 2

Total books read: 41 (Jiminy Bloody Cricket, though admittedly many of these were comics)

Total pages read: 7892

Average pages per book: 192

Average pages per day: 263

Audiobooks ingested: 5

Minutes spent listening: 5068 or just under 84.5 hours

Average minutes per audiobook: 1013.6 or just under 17 hours

Average minutes per day: 168.93 or just under 3 hours

I think I'm developing a problem, here.

Scores:

1: 2

2: 4

3: 29

4: 11

5: 0

Did not finish:  1

Average: 3.06

Reviews Written/Published: 18

This is moderately late because maths.

I got through a lot of books this month. I'm definitely developing both an audiobook problem and a Wheel of Time problem (oooh, I get new credits on December 2, and I know what I'm buying). I'm loving listening to the books, too.

I had a great month with new authors and with new series. I am moderately behind on my reviews (let's face it, I'll always be behind on reviews), though I have some scheduled out so I don't overwhelm people. Does anyone else write them in clumps?

I read a whole lot of comics via Scribd, which was fun and got me into another new reading thing, because clearly I do not have enough to read on my plate. I also read The Great Gatsby for the first time, since apparently I was the only person not assigned it in school. That was actually kind of fun.

I have absolutely no plans for my reading next month, which is fun (except for the next Wheel of Time book. I may be obsessed.) I'm going to spend a chunk of time cleaning out my TBR list of stuff I actually, on second though, do NOT want to read and tidying up my Goodreads account (and eventually my Booklikes account, but much as I love it here, sorting out the shelving process is an entirely new undertaking).

I do want to finish a few things to round out the year, though, including Winter. Anyone else have any other ideas on stuff I totally ought to read? How was everyone else's November?