April Reading Wrap up

Total books read this month: 17
Yearly challenge went up to 93

 Format:
Audio 11
Digital 1
Physical 5

 Genre: 

Contemporary 3
Dystopian 2
Fantasy 4
Sci-Fi 1
Historical Fiction 2
Classics 1
Short Stories 2
Fiction 2
The story takes place in:
USA 8 
Other World 2 

England 2
Uruguay1
Ireland 1
Japan 1
Sweeden 1
Space 1

And since I have been trying to make a tally about the author, here it is how it looks.



American 9
Irish 1
German 1
Sweedish 1
Australian 2
Canadian 1
Indian 1
Japnanese 1
Uruguayan 1


   

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