At the end of every month, I like to take stock of my blog: reviews, challenges, new followers, milestones, etc. Here are the links for March and April.
Followers:
-Started the month with 35.
-Now have 77.
-Gain of: 42
Books Read in May:
-Number of Books Read: 11
-Reviews:
-A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson
-The Complaints by Ian Rankin
-Numb by Sean Ferrell
-Cosi Fan Tutti by Michael Dibdin
-Barrel Fever by David Sedaris
-Hunger by Jackie Morse Kessler
-The Engines of God by Jack McDevitt
-Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
-Smoke and Mirrors by Neil Gaiman
-Rage by Jackie Morse Kessler
-The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis
Favorite Book: A Walk in the Woods
Least Favorite Book: Barrel Fever
Again, this is a short and sweet month-in-review post, but this time it's because I've been up since 7 am Tuesday (I'm typing this at 2 am) and I need to sleep like it's my job. I may add to this later on today, but for now I'm going to go pass out.
Don't forget to join in on Wild Card Wednesday!
-Gabe
Wow! Cogratulations on gaining so many followers! And 11 books is definitely way more than I read. May sounds like a great month for you. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about the followers. I never keep track myself because I tend to follow people anonymously. I've never know, however, if I am being anonymous if the blogger knows I'm following them or if I am well and truly anonymous . . .
ReplyDeleteI suppose I could research it but I'm too easily distracted and I'll forget to do so before you ever read this.
A walk in the Woods is one of my favorite books! Everytime I read it, I want to give it a go!
ReplyDeleteDorothy A.: Thanks! I was so surprised when I realized I had gained over 40 new followers that I checked the math again...twice. May was a good month reading-wise but in every other way it was pretty awful. LOL
ReplyDeleteSatia: I'm not sure about how many I have that aren't using GFC. I just go by that because it gives me a decent number. There could be 800 people who follow me just by clicking on a bookmark or through e-mail and I'd never know.
Cinnamon owl: I really want to read more of Bryson's stuff. I, too, was inspired to walk the trail after reading that book. Someday when I'm not chubby and have stopped smoking cigarettes I might just try it.