January Books

Books I read this month.
Physical books: 12
Digital Version: 11
Audiobooks: 0

 Rereads of this month: one 

  1. Champion
    1. Marie Lu
    2. 369 pages
    3. Start  December 30
    4. Finish January 2
  2. The Sun is Also a Star
    1. Nicola Yoon
    2. 348 pages 
    3. Start  January 2
    4. Finish  January 3
  3. They Both Die at the End
    1. Adam Silvera
    2. 368 pages
    3. Start January 3
    4. Finish January 5
  4. A Painted House
    1. John Grishman
    2. 384 pages / 36 Chapters
    3. Start January 4
    4. Finish January 5
  5. Pedro Paramo
    1. Juan Rulfo
    2. 126 pages
    3. Start January 5
    4. Finish January 5
  6. My Not So Perfect Life
    1. Sophie Kinsella
    2. 448 pages/ 120 chapters
    3. Start January 6
    4. Finish January 8
  7. Turtles All the Way Down
    1. John Green
    2. 290 pages
    3. Start January 6
    4. Finish January 7
  8. The Diviners
    1. Libba Bray
    2. 578 pages
    3. Start January 8
    4. Finish January 12
  9. The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer
    1. Michelle Hodkin
    2. 456 pages/ 40 chapters
    3. Start January 9
    4. Finish January 10
  10. Re-Read: Witch & Wizard 
    1. James Patterson
    2. 314 pages
    3. Start January 9
    4. Finish January 30
  11. The Evolution of Mara Dyer
    1. Mitchelle Hodkin
    2. 545 pages/ 45 Chapters
    3. Start January 11
    4. Finish January 12
  12. Color Purpura
    1. Alicia Walker
    2. 665 pdf format
    3. Start January 11
    4. Finish January 12
  13. Ready Player One
    1. Ernest Cline
    2. 374 pages
    3. Start January 12
    4. Finish January 16
  14. Magnus Chase and The Sword of Summer 
    1. Rick Riordan
    2.  375 Digital edition
    3. Start January 15
    4. Finish January 17
  15. Release
    1. Patrick Ness
    2. 277 pages
    3. Start and Finish January 17
  16. Little Woman 
    1. Louisa May Alcott
    2. 881 pages Digital Edition
    3. Start January 18
    4. Finish Januray 20
  17. You're Welcome Universe
    1. Whitney Gardner
    2. 297 pages
    3. Start January 18
    4. Finish January 20
  18. Nightmares!
    1. Jason Segel and Kristen Miller
    2. 355 pages
    3. Start January 20
    4. Finish January 22
  19. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 
    1. Robert Louis Stevenson
    2. 96 pages digital version
    3. Start and Finish January 22
  20. The Retribution of Mara Dyer
    1. Michelle Hodkin
    2. 470 pages/ 40 chapters
    3. Start January 22
    4. Finish January 23
  21. Rainmaker
    1. John Grishman
    2. 419 pages / 53 chapters
    3. Start January 23
    4. Finish January 25
  22. Otherworld
    1. Jason Segel and Kristen Miller
    2. 355 pages
    3. Start January 23
    4. Finish January 26
  23. My Heart and Other Black Holes
    1. Jasmin Warga
    2. 320 pages
    3. Start January 26
    4. Finish January 30

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