Goodreads 2012 By the Numbers: An Infographic

It's been a big year for Goodreads. Not only did we double in size—from 6.5 million members to more than 13 million—we saw our members pass a major milestone: 20 million reviews written. To celebrate, we thought it would be fun to look back at some of the big books and events from the year on Goodreads. What were the most-reviewed books? What books did book clubs love? Who were the quotable authors? Our year-in-review infographic has all this and more!
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I really need to pick up Gone Girl..."
I could not put it down! Best book of the year!

I really need to pick up Gone Girl..."
I could not put it down! Best book of the year!"
!! on my to-read-soon shelf now






Exactly what I was gonna comment! If you're going to include images, please make them accurate. Anyway, 6.5 to 13 million is still an impressive jump, without having to make it look bigger.

I couldn't even believe it till I double checked my profile. I'm awfully proud of this little (now huge, I believe) community and I hope it continues to flourish.

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Yay! I love you Goodread's. :)
Great graphic! Has anyone actually read all 23 thousand reviews of Gone Girl? Let me throw in another one: "great until the last twenty pages".

I am with you Renae. But the kindle gives me freedom from storing books, taking them back to the library etc. I never thought I would be a techie reader as I am a book nut. Btw I pine for a trip to the library it is way overdue.

I know someone's going to say "Why waste the time getting to know someone who likes that book?" I'd say, "Why do you assume that someone who likes that book is a waste of your time?"
I've never read Twilight (top of that list at the time of this writing), and it's probable that I never will, but that doesn't mean that someone who likes it might not have other wonderful characteristics. He or she might make fantastic pickles, or have a great singing voice, or something else entirely.
Lighten up, you're thinking? Sure. I can get that hatred of Twilight is sort of hatred in jest, more of the eye-rolling sort, but what about those who have voted for political books? That seems pretty serious to me, given the partisan divide in the US. How is it a good thing for us to stop listening to one another?
That's a list on which I'll never vote. I prefer to focus on what we have in common - things that unite us. And even if you've voted on that list, or support it, I'm glad to meet you -- it's not a "dealbreaker" for me. We might not have that list in common, but it's possible we have something else that qualifies as common ground. :)

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