I can't remember which and how many, I take it in spells. I am reading the new "Mistletoe Inn" by Richard Paul Evans and its good so far.

I read two a week so around 100 , and I don't keep a list. Twice I got the same book from the library that I already read.

Ha ha! That reminds me of the old "Odd Couple" where Felix goes to a monastery on retreat for a "rest". Didn't realize that there would be absolutely nothing to read and ends up reading the toothpaste tube:)

This week I read the new Stephanie Plum (by Janet Evanovich) and 'The Traitor's Mark' by an author new to me... D. K. Wilson---it's a historical fiction about the true life disappearance of the painter Hans Holbein & all the intrigues in the Tudor court of Henry VIII.

Many,many, prob 3 a week. Don't keep track any more.

I read somewhere between 275 and 300 books last year. Didn't keep a list. I love to read and often read more than one book a day.

Before I got a computer I would read at least 300 books a year, but now it's more like 50-75. I'm an information freak and the computer allows me to get more information, more up-to-date information, and more of it from a lot more sources than I could ever possibly get from library books and my personal library (which once was between 7,000 and 8,000 books). I read mostly non-fiction having to do with subjects for classes I teach or research I'm doing. I like to read to learn.

I read about 2 or 3 books a week depending on the length of them. The only two I read on your list were The Girl on the Train and Orphan Train. I don't keep a list. I do want to read All the Light We Cannot See but don't want to pay that much for it on my Kindle. Our Library is 12 miles away and my eyes have trouble reading a regular book so the Kindle is perfect for me. Rosamunde Pilcher is my favorite author and some of her books were on special for the Kindle last week. I may break down and buy All the Light anyway. lol

Casey, of those books you listed do any stand out as being particularly good reads? I've had my nose stuck in books ever since I learned to read in first grade (a loooong timer ago) and am always looking for recommendations. I loved Rachel Joyce's book and also The Goldfinch.

I read probably between 100-150 books last year - I try to keep a list but didn't do very well last year.

jkayd - do you have access to kindle books through your library - we have a state-wide library service called Overdrive which allows us to read e-books through the library. They can be ordered through on your computer. Sometimes there's a long wait but then they're free. check it out.

Hi chessey, thanks for your comments. Yes, we do have that through our library but when I looked into it there was such a long waiting list I gave up on it. It may be worth another try.

I also read too many to keep track of. I do live a good mystery JK Rowling now writes under the pen name Robert Galbraith. There is a series of 3 crime mysteries she wrote and they are all good. One is called The Cookoo's Calling. I forget the other two but if you like crime mysteries you will like them!

Joann

I don't read as often as I would like, but I just finished I am Malala and thought it was great!

Just a note, I read about 1/2 "real" books and half I download onto my iPad from the library ( like chessy, we get them free and it is the overdrive program that I have on my iPad).

pipsmom, I think my favourites on my list were The Bear (definitely #1 on my list of faves), The Girl on the Train. The Art of Racing in the Rain, The Mountain Story, Inside the O'Briens and All the Light We Cannot See.

I read at least two books per week but I don't keep a record. That might be a good idea for me to start since my rememberer doesn't work as well as it once did. LOL

I read 2 - 3 books a week. I mostly read mysteries -- some of my favorite writers are Michael Connelly, Harlan Coben, John Sandford, Peter Robinson, Sue Grafton, Robert Crais, Deborah Crombie and Elaine Viets. They usually all have a book or two out every year, so they keep me busy. I belong to a couple of book clubs, and also read books for them.