Also, once again I'll link to any reviews I did. I started out with good intentions to review more of the books I read, but I'm not sure how I did. I guess we'll find out.
January
- Orphan Train - Christina Baker Kline - 278 pages
- Barefoot Summer (Chapel Springs #1) - Denise Hunter (audio) - 7 hrs 27 min
- The Darke Toad (Septimus Heap #1.5) - Angie Sage - 96 pages
- Jesus on Trial: A Lawyer Affirms the Truth of the Gospel - David Limbaugh - 406 pages
- March - Geraldine Brooks (audio) - 10 hrs 22 min
February
- Family (Firstborn #4) - Karen Kingsbury - 345 pages
- American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History - by Chris Kyle (audio) - 10 hrs 22 min
- Caretaker (Caretaker Chronicles #1) - Josi Russell - 325 pages
- Forever (Firstborn #5) - Karen Kingsbury - 346 pages
March
- Guardians (Caretaker Chronicles #2) - by Josi Russell - 394 pages
- The Fixer - by Joseph Finder (audio) - 9 hrs 38 min
- The Best Yes: Making Wise Decisions in the Midst of Endless Demands - Lysa TerKeurst (audio) - 6 hrs 31 min
- Forever (Firstborn #5) - Karen Kingsbury - 346 pages
April
- The Good Girl - Mary Kubica (audio) - 10 hrs 38 min
May
- Choose Joy: Finding Hope and Purpose When Life Hurts - Sara Frankl, Mary Carver - 208 pages
- I Don't Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist - by Norman L. Geisler, Frank Turek (audio) - 14 hrs 47 min
- The Case of the Cryptic Crinoline (Enola Holmes #5) - Nancy Springer (audio) - 3 hrs 9 min
June
- The Girl on the Train - Paula Hawkins (audio) - 10 hrs 59 min
- Orphan Train Rider: One Boy's True Story - Andrea Warren (audio) - 1 hr 26 min
July
- The Elijah Calling: The Hidden & Revealed Messiah! (Restoring Truth #1) - Ken Mentell - 487 pages
- Magyk (Septimus Heap #1) - Angie Sage (audio) - 12 hrs 10 min
- Landon Snow and the Auctor's Riddle (Landon Snow #1) - R.K. Mortenson (audio) - 6 hrs 30 min
August
- The Passage (The Passage #1) - Justin Cronin - 897 pages
- An Invisible Client - Victor Methos - 240 pages
- The Queen of the Tearling (The Queen of the Tearling #1) - Erika Johansen (audio) - 14 hrs 30 min
September
- The Invasion of the Tearling (The Queen of the Tearling #2) - Erika Johansen (audio) - 18 hrs 4 min
- How It Went Down - Kekla Magoon (audio) - 7 hrs 10 min
October
- The Twelve (The Passage #2) - Justin Cronin 626 pages
- Fractured - Catherine McKenzie 492 pages
- Symphony for the City of the Dead: Dmitri Shostakovich and the Siege of Leningrad - M.T. Anderson (audio) 10 hrs 20 min
November
- You Can't Do it Naked: From Exposed to Fully Clothed in the Armor of God - Kim M. Snyder 116 pages
- All the Bright Places - Jennifer Niven (audio) 11 hrs 4 min
December
- Illuminae (The Illuminae Files #1) - Amie Kaufman (audio) 11 hrs 41 min
- Beginning at Moses: A Guide to Finding Christ in the Old Testament - Michael P.V. Barrett 328 pages
- Torn from Troy (Odyssey of a Slave #1) - Patrick Bowman (audio) 5 hrs 28 min
- The Murder Game - Julie Apple 300 pages
- David and the Psalms - Michael J. Ruszala 184 pages
- Our Presidents & Their Prayers: Proclamations of Faith by America's Leaders - Rand Paul 160 pages
- Total books - 38 (compare to 43 in 2015)
- Total pages - 6574 (compare to 6533 pages in 2015)
- Total time - 182 hours 16 minutes (compare to 200 hours in 2015)
I even wrote a review for 20 of the books, so that's a little better than last year. Scrolling through the list, I see several books that I really meant to write a review for, but somehow I just didn't do it. I think that maybe I think too hard about it and write these great reviews in my head, and then I just never get around to actually posting a review. Because when I sit down to type it, all those things I was going to say just don't seem to be there anymore. I just noticed that there's a new feature on Goodreads that lets me see, and share if i want, my highlights and notes from the Kindle books I read. Perhaps having that to easily look at will help for future reviews? I guess we'll see.
How many books did you read in 2016? I'd love to hear some suggestions for my 2017 reading list.
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