The Answers – 2014 Statistics Survey: A Bunch of Randomness

Posted January 8, 2015 by Andi in General, Statistics Survery / 6 Comments

statsWant to play along with some random facts about your reading year? Check out the original post from myself and Brittany of The Book Addict’s Guide and link-up.

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  1. Number of books under 250 pages (not including novellas): 6
  2. Number of books read between 400-449 pages: 18
  3. Number of books read between 450-499 pages: 6
  4. Number of books read over 500 pages: 4
  5. Number of books read over 1000 pages: 0
  6. Number of novellas read: 7 (4 were in the book Four)
  7. Number of books that made you cry: 12 (I was a weepy mess this year!)
  8. Number of books from a female POV: 79
  9. Number of books from a male POV: 9
  10. Number of alternating or multiple POVs: 40 (The rest are all unknown or rereads)
  11. Number of DNFs (did not finish): 2
  12. Number of five star reads: 30
  13. Number of one/two star reads: 13
  14. Number of authors met in 2014: 10+
  15. Number of book events attended in 2014: 6, I think.
  16. Number of books you read in one day: This question could be taken a few ways now that I think about it. It could be how many I read on one actual day or how many books it took only a day for me to read. If it is the former than 2. If it is the latter than a much bigger number as I read a lot of books over a day period in a year.
  17. Number of audiobooks: 11
  18. Number of 2015 books you have on pre-order: 11
  19. Number of re-reads: 17

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  1. Book with the highest rating on Goodreads: Heir of Fire (4.61)
  2. Book with the lowest rating on Goodreads: In Deep (3.11)
  3. Book read furthest away from home (vacation reads?): Catch a Falling Star and The Here and Now in Savannah, GA
  4. Book that took you the longest to read: Froi of the Exiles. Took 9 days.
  5. Book that you personally connected with the most: I don’t know if I personally connected with it most but I’ll Meet You There by Heather Demetrios really got to me and stayed there.
  6. illmeetyouBook that made you love the villain: I’m not a villain person so I really can’t think of one off the top of my head.
  7. Book you said you’d come back to but still haven’t picked up again: I’m usually one that doesn’t go back to a book I have given up on. If I couldn’t get into it the first time I call it done.
  8. Book you read waaaay before its publication date: The Start of Me and You by Emery Lord. Read in August and it is out in March.startofmeyou
  9. Book you read on your birthday: I was reading The Jewel by Amy Ewing. Finished it 2 days later.
  10. Book with a character who shares your name: Honestly I’m not sure I read anything with an Andrea/Andi in it this year.
  11. Book you weren’t entirely truthful about when rating (Fluff up any ratings? Rated even though you didn’t finish?): I try to stay honest. Sometimes I won’t rate a book if I’m unsure how I feel about it.
  12. Book you read in 2014 but already want to re-read: Open Road Summer, I’ll Meet You There, A Court of Thorns and Roses. I’m a rereader.
  13. Book you borrowed from a friend a long time ago and still have?: Black Heart by Holly Black. I borrowed it from Gail FOREVER ago. OOPS!
  14. Book by a foreign author/originally published in another country: Finnikin of the Rock/Froi of the Exiles/Quintana of Charyn by Melina Marchetta, Australian author.
  15. Book you which you could go back and read for the first time again: Right now it is A Court of Thorns and Roses.
  16. Most books read by one author this year: Since I did rereads it is a time with Stephanie Perkins and Sarah J. Maas at 6.

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  1. Happiest & saddest: Happiest: Loop by Karen Akins; Saddest: Quintana of Charyn by Melina Marchetta
  2. Longest & shortest: Longest: Froi of the Exiles (593 pages); Shortest: Mistletoe and Mr. Right (150 pages)
  3. Best & worst: Best: A Court of Thorns and Roses; Worst: Some Boys
  4. First & last reads of 2014: First: Vengeance by Megan Miranda; Last: Unleashed by Sophie Jordan
  5. First & last books on your bookcase (1st book on the top left and last book on the bottom right): German Anna and the French Kiss, Signed Throne of Glasscourt
  6. The most disappointing & the biggest pleasant surprise: Disappointing: Winger by Andrew Smith; Surprise: Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas
  7. Bandwagon/fandom you joined & one you abandoned: Joined: Maas 13 aka Celaena and Chaol for life!; Abandoned: None
  8. Most lenient & harshest ratings: Lenient: The Things You Kiss Goodbye. The more I think about that book the less I like it; Harshest: Some Boys by Patty Blount
  9. Most hyped & furthest under the radar that you read: Hyped: Winger. Everyone loved that book and talked about it non-stop. I was not one of those people.; Under the Radar: Reborn by Jennifer Rush. It comes out in early January 2015, but there was no buzz at all for it and there should be.

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  1. Book you read that is red: A Court of Thorns and Roses
  2. Book you read that starts with M: Magnolia by Kristin Cook
  3. Book you read that you may have hugged when you finished it: Open Road Summer by Emery Lord
  4. Book you read that you may have wanted to throw across a room: My reread of The Elite by Kiera Cass. Even though I knew what would happen I still wanted to send it flying.
  5. Book that has the letters Q, X, or Z in the title (bonus for one of the words in the title beginning with those!): The Orphan Queen, Lola and the Boy Next Door, Zac & Miaanna1
  6. Book that suffered some damage this year (food? water? ripped pages/cover? Ouch!): My original copy of The One came with the cover torn off and my mom dropped my ARC of Landline in the pool.
  7. Food you craved while/after reading a certain book: This is just about every book. HA. I do know that I craved Nerds after reading one book. Just can’t remember the book now.
  8. First book you read in 2015: Anna and the French Kiss. Starting the year off right.
  9. Number of books read that end with a 6 in the page count: 26

 

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  1. Number of posts in 2014: 277
  2. Number of reviews posted this year: 94
  3. First post of 2014: 16 Blogging Days of Winter – Day 12
  4. First review of 2014: Erased by Jennifer Rush
  5. Last post of 2014: The ABCs with Trish Doller
  6. Last review of 2014: Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas
  7. Least coherent review: Probably Isla and the Happily Ever After. I didn’t want to give anything away yet I wanted to say all the words and share all the feels. It was a mess.tieks
  8. Review with the most views (regardless of post date): Open Road Summer by Emery Lord at 93 views
  9. Post with the most comments: Best of 2014 Book Giveaway at 58 comments.
  10. Post you wish you could re-write: A lot of my reviews. Not one specifically, but a few of them.
  11. Most popular post this year (that was posted in 2014): Tieks Review has had the most views of 2014 at 553

 

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6 responses to “The Answers – 2014 Statistics Survey: A Bunch of Randomness

  1. Quinn @ Quinn's Book Nook

    Fun! I am going to post this tomorrow on my blog. I was one of the people raving about Winger. I LOVED that book. On so many levels. I haven’t read the Throne of Glass series, but I’ve seen so many people list Heir of Fire as the book they read this year with the highest GR Rating.

  2. I am shocked by some of these…shocked I say!!!

    lol

    ok not really but it was fun reading them even if I knew what some of them would be. 🙂

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