Category Archives: charts, charts, charts

Last year’s reading as seen through charts My absolute favourite book blog thing to do each year is reflecting on my year’s reading through a series of charts. Because I can more than because it is meaningful. The first chart … Continue reading →

I realised a couple of months ago that I have 10 years worth of reading data in one place or another. So I spent a little time over a rainy weekend splicing it all together in a single spreadsheet so that I … Continue reading →

One of my favourite things to do at the end of the year is to review my year’s reading in statistical charts and I choose not to ponder what weird thing this says about my personality. However peculiar, it is … Continue reading →

As has become a bit of a personal tradition I like to reflect on my year’s reading in a couple of ways…the first is with a series of meaningless but prettily coloured charts that purport to be some kind of … Continue reading →

These are, of course, entirely meaningless to anyone but me but it’s too damned hot here to do much else than make pretty charts and hide from the sun. I read more than ever last year (178 books) which surprises … Continue reading →

Paying homage to books via coloured charts is now one of my favourite things to do at the end of each blogging year and as I have finished the last book I am going to finish for the year here … Continue reading →