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These yearly posts keep getting posted later and later 😅. Regardless, here is a list of books I read in 2023. Last year (technically 2 years ago), I read a lot of fiction—eight books, to be exact. Compared to that, this year had a good mix of fiction and non-fiction, with four and six books, respectively. According to Goodreads, my average rating for 2023 was 4 stars, which isn’t surprising considering that the books I’ve read are either critically acclaimed (e....

Here is a list of books I read in 2022. I managed to read 10 books, delving into both fiction and non-fiction genres, with an average rating of 4.2 stars. Among them, Empire Of Pain, Sea of Tranquility, and Piranasi received a 5-star rating, while Sharp Objects got a lower rating of only 3 stars.