How many books do you read in a year?

Hello nonersays, i cant really say how many books i read in a year, it all depends, i do like to read but i am so tired of a night sometimes i dont get a time to, but i hopefully read anywhere from 5-8 good books a year, give or take one or two books.

I am not sure how many books I read in a year, because I don't write down the titles or the authors, but I definately read a lot. I have two different library cards. There is a small library close to my home, it is very easy to go there, but they don't have a lot of different books. I prefer the big library, but it is in another town, so I can't go there that often. When I am there I always borrow a lot of different books, and I like to read fiction as well as non-fiction.

i used to read a lot.. last year i finish at least 10-15 books.. but starting this year, since my dad passed, i've been reading less...

I don't even try to count books i read in a year since its a fact of life for me that i should and will read countless books in a year since of my course. lol. books are awesome, they provide insight into a lot of things. i learn a lot from them. ^_^

I used to keep track of how many books I read, and back then I would read about 100 a year. Now I don't keep track anymore, but my guess would be that I read between 20 and 30 a year... no where near as many!

Between ten and fifteen roughly, it depends on the time I may spend on reading. When you are working and do you also have a family, it's not easy to dedicate a lot of time to read, even if I love reading. But I don't make a list of all I read.

I used to get through about 40-50 books in a year. I'm not exactly the fastest reader, so getting through a book usually took me about a week on average. However now, I can only get through 20-30 books a year. For some reason, I now read a lot less than I once did

I think it is a very good habit to read books but i hardly get time to go for nice books. i have to study some tech books which is related to my job and work and those are very big to end. i dont even like them most of the time. but i dont get the time to go for story books which i used to get earlier in my childhood

I enjoy reading as a source of inspiration for my writings as well as to escape the hectic life I am in. Books relieve my stress as each page I turn casts away feelings of anxiety. Since January I have contributed to my list of books read in a relatively quick manner. So far this year I have read: 1. King Lear by the infamous William Shakespeare 2. The Outsider by Albert Camus- a very compelling short novel... I found great meaning in how humans abuse truth in their everyday lives 3. Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom- a classic novel that depicts the relationships between students and teachers, and the value these relationships hold 4. Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden- a devastatingly beautiful story told from the viewpoint of a young woman Geisha, written shockingly by a man... this story reveals the pain and mystery that is inflicted on humans, and the cruelty of competition. Typically in a year I do not keep track of how many books I read, but, I would guess that I read 24 books.