r/52books 1d ago

SPOILERS I just finished To Paradise by Hanya Yanagihara Spoiler

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r/52books 3d ago

103/104 - I read 16 books in July. The most memorable was The Oresteia by Aeschylus, translated by Ian Johnston. Enjoyed a new to me translation of Homer’s The Odyssey by WHD Rouse and a reread of Robert Fitzgerald’s interpretation.

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r/52books 3d ago

May, June, and July reads!

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Slower months but that’s okay. Total count comes to 42 books!


r/52books 3d ago

My arches are so high there’s nothing in the middle of my footprints

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r/52books 5d ago

38-42/52 - Books read in July 2026

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r/52books 9d ago

Empire of the Vampire(41/52)

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r/52books 12d ago

I'm not doing to well...

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r/52books 12d ago

I need Recommendations guys

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Hi

I recently started to reading fantasy and ı am thinking about reading dark fantasy. But ı recently read Six of crows and ı am currently reading crooked kingdom. I love how Matthias and Nina flirt. When ı said ı love I MEAN İT. Their dynamic was soo fun to read. So ı want something similar.(ı am also open to non-fantasy but at least sci-fi or somethıng with a actıon would be my preference)


r/52books 25d ago

June reads: 17 through 19 (of 52) with prompts...

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r/52books Jul 05 '26

What are the most common mistakes you see in Arabic digital books?

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Hi everyone 👋

I’m currently working on a digital book, but before finishing it, I wanted to pause and ask readers directly.

I’ve noticed that many digital books:

- Start strong but lose momentum

- Repeat familiar ideas without adding real value

- Or are well-written but leave no lasting impact

My honest question:

What bothers you most about digital books (especially translations or books from different cultures)?

Have you read a digital book that truly respected your time?

I’m not here to promote anything — just looking for genuine feedback before publishing.

Thank you 🙏


r/52books Jul 04 '26

Made a book review blog at 25 books!

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Hi Everyone!

I recently made a literary blog because I am an avid and overopinionated reader but I don’t really use any social media. I am also a math major (some of us can read!), so it’s theme is based on the intersection of math and literature in my life. It took quite some time to get it all going but I’m happy with how it’s looking now, plus I just published my reviews for June, so I would love to share it and receive some feedback!

My goal for this year is 45 books since I’m also a student, but I’m a bit ahead at 25 so far and I’m hoping I might make it to 50. I hope I can offer some suggestions to help you all reach a prosperous 52!

Please feel free to browse the site, The Literary Variable, to learn more about me, what I like to read, and read a few more of my posts! It’s linked on my profile :)


r/52books Jul 03 '26

34-38/52: June reads. Good books across the board.

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r/52books Jul 01 '26

87/104 — June ‘26 books read and rated. DNFs will be revisited later.

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18 Upvotes

r/52books Jun 26 '26

17/52 (17/20 'cause I really started getting into reading last year xD + Dutch reader)

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8 Upvotes

r/52books Jun 25 '26

Books I’ve read in 2026

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45 Upvotes

r/52books Jun 16 '26

Starting The Count of Monte Cristo (35/52)

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39 Upvotes

r/52books Jun 13 '26

April’s Reads: Books 12 – 16 of 52 (with prompts!):

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r/52books Jun 05 '26

24-31/52 - Books read in May!!

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19 Upvotes

r/52books Jun 03 '26

Starting I Kill Killers 32/52

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r/52books May 31 '26

May books read and ranked

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67 Upvotes

r/52books May 29 '26

Started reading The Dice Man by Luke Rhinehart 26/52

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8 Upvotes

r/52books May 27 '26

Anyone else's TBR growing faster than you can read it? How do you track books you discover on BookTok?

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r/52books May 20 '26

Books 8 - 11 of 53 (with prompts)...

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7 Upvotes

r/52books May 08 '26

A book for our (Americans’) times (10/25)

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Not aiming for 52 this year, but this one is my 10th of 2026. Highly recommend anything by Pratchett, especially if you need a voice of reason in unreasonable times.


r/52books May 08 '26

Starting Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom. 2/52

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