2018 Reading Goals

[Nomad Jay]

What are everyone's 2018 reading goals? Specific genres? Specific books? More books than last year?

 

Personally, I'm going to attempt reading Shelby Foote's The Civil War: A Narrative. 3 volumes, 2,968 pages, 1.2 million words. Let's rock.

[james452]

I usually don't set reading goals because I generally have a good reading habit down. That being said, if I had to think of goals right now, they'd be something like this.

 

• Finish reading the entirety of the Marvel Ultimate Universe
• Read books 2-5 of A Song of Ice and Fire before the final season of Game of Thrones airs

Let's stop there, those two goals are big enough.

[pureleeawesome]

Mine's probably just to read more actual books. I read a lot of fanfiction but the last few years haven't been reading a lot of books.

 

Okay, goal. Finish all the fiction books in my possession (that I intend to keep) that I haven't read.

From there, go to the library and get books.

[Rogue 6]

My bookshelf is completely full of books I haven't read yet but for some reason I keep buying more so I hope to chip away at the pile once this semester ends.

[Halfling]

A reading goal I have is to read at least one non-fiction book a month. I could read novels all the time, but I want to do more than escape reality for a while, I want to improve my reality.