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In case anyone missed it, we released a neat little graph a while back for tracking how many books or pages you read per year. It's a fun way to look back on what you've been reading.

If you click on a bar in the graph, you can view details for that year, including a distribution of your ratings and a break down of the shelves you used:

You can view anyone's stats on the site by going to their profile page and clicking the "Stats" link underneath their shelves.

If you click on a bar in the graph, you can view details for that year, including a distribution of your ratings and a break down of the shelves you used:

You can view anyone's stats on the site by going to their profile page and clicking the "Stats" link underneath their shelves.
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No problem, thanks :D

Any ideas?

Any ideas?"
i have the same problem...



The latest request to the Goodreads servers took too long to respond. We have been notified of the issue and are looking into it."



I wonder if editions might have something to do with that. What makes me think that is that I read the audiobook of Moby-Dick, so the edition I read has 0 pages, but it's listed as my longest book of the year (with 720 pages) on my Year in Books. My stats also differ, with my Year in Books saying I've read 25,433 pages and my stats page saying 22,486. That difference looks like it could be accounted for by my audiobooks. But your 10,000 page difference is pretty extreme!

I bet you're right Lianne. I read a lot of audiobooks this year and my longest book read was different between the two, perhaps because it was an audiobook (as listed on my "Year in Books"). That could explain it. Weird that it's counting those pages in one but not the other though.

Hmm...so I did an experiment to test your hypothesis. I changed the edition of a couple of the audiobooks I read from the audiobook to the Kindle, including my actual longest book of the year (RBG's biography). The number of pages I read did not change in my stats. However, the longest book read changed to the RBG biography! Now I'm truly stumped.

The stats page is only updated daily, so that's probably why you aren't seeing that update. I'm not sure about the Year in Books page, but I think it might be the same way. But it might update the longest book right away? Possibly?


"Thanks for writing in! We wanted to be sure that any audiobooks you’ve listened to, contribute to Your Year in Books in the same way that ebook and print books do. If you’ve completed an audiobook this year, we calculate the page count based on the primary edition of that book (usually a hardcover or paperback). If the audiobook is the primary edition of a work, we’ll use the next shortest book that you’ve read in 2018 for the Longest, Shortest, Pages Read, and Average Length sections of Your Year in Books for 2018.
While the Stats page uses the page count listed on the book, which can be significantly lower. The reason it is calculated differently is that we want to give our users the option to see both totals."

Thanks for the update, Julie!


It's in the upper right on the My Books page in small print between Settings and Print. You should be able to see it on the desktop version.

Or you can just click the hyperlink in the post above.

I've carefully avoided marking audio books as read - I created a read-audio-books shelf instead. But the stats just uses the Date Read and ignores shelves. I'd like to see a breakdown.

