2016 hasn’t been the best year when it comes to reading, and when it comes to blogging things have been even worse.
I’ve read 27 books, considering that at one point I was averaging two a week this is a big dip, and quite a few of those were short books.
Slowly things are getting back on track, and I’m hoping to read more, and blog more in 2017.
I rated three books as 5 stars in 2016. I’ve only reviewed one so far;
Ready, Player One by Ernest Cline which is really a book you have to read. I put it off because I wasn’t sure if it was my thing, and how I regretted it.
The other two are; a none fiction book about brain disorders, Reaching Down the Rabbit Hole by Allan Ropper and Brian David Burrell, which is really interesting.
And Inside the O’Briens by Lisa Genova, a story about a man diagnosed with Huntington’s disease, and his children who may also have the disease in their futures.
I’m not going to talk about my disappointing reads this year, mainly because I think that my lack of concentration may have made me less tolerant of harder books.
