Did I reach my 2015 Goodreads reading goal?

Hey ForeverBookers,

Well, in short YES I did reach my Goodreads reading goal for 2015! I actually bypassed it by 5 books. My original goal was 100 books. And then I upped it by 5 making it 105 books! I read over 35,000 pages!

I'm really proud of myself as 2015 was my first year for having a Goodreads reading goal (I only discovered I could have one that I could easily update at the end of last year).

For 2016, my goal will be less books. Probably in the 70-80 range to begin with. I'm excited to see if I can pull it off.

Did any of you have a Goodreads reading goal? If you did how did you do?

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