Beat the Heat Wrap-Up Stats



YO YO YO! So for those who don't remember, I just participated in the three week readathon hosted by Jessi and Reanna. I did it very casually, without setting a schedule or tight goal and it's been a blast to have an awesome reading push. I have been really busy during these weeks but I'm proud of the amount I  read. It officially got me out of the slump I was in! So here's my reading wrap-up:






350(ish) pages of The Host


480 pages of Deception 


169(ish) pages of Shatter Me


408 pages of Innocent Darkness


405 pages of Hate List 



248 pages of Pwned 






TOTAL STATISTICS:


 roughly 2,390 pages read


read 9 books total




Anyway. That's how I did. Did you join in the fun? Are you doing this week's Bout of Books readathon? Do you even like readathones? Talk to me! ALL THE LOVE,




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