Books of 2020

Here are some stats on the 39 books I read in 2020. Just missed my goal by one. Usually I beat it, but months of no library access and then limited access affected my efforts this year.

I'm grateful to have as many books available as I do at home, but return deadlines do help me up my pace.

In any case, here are the stats GoodReads came up with (if I can get them to post, upload is being finicky).

OK, fine, super finicky. Won't let me upload. So instead here's a list whose formatting hopefully won't get super wonky:

1	Naoya Hatakeyama	Photos by Naoya Hatakeyama; essays by others
2	In Search of The Far Side	Gary Larson
3	Women: The National Geographic Image Collection	National Geographic, introduction by Susan Goldberg
4	You are a Badass as Making Money: Master the Mindset of Wealth	Jen Sincero
5	Batgirl, vol.6: Old Enemies (Batgirl #30-36)	Writer: Mairghread Scott; Pencillers: Paul Pelletier, Norm Rapmund, Elena Casagrande, Scott Godlewski, José Marzán Jr.
6	Hound of The Far Side	Gary Larson
7	Batwoman, vol. 2: Wonderland (Batwoman #7-11 (Rebirth))	Writers: Marguerite Bennett, K. Perkins; Artists: Fernando Blanco, Scott Godlewski, Marc Laming
8	Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams	Matthew Walker, PhD
9	The Art of Movement	Ken Brower and Deborah Ory, NYC Dance Project
10	How to: Absurd scientific advice for common real-world problems	Randall Munroe
11	Hurricane Waves	Clifford Ross
12	The Art of Movement	Ken Brower and Deborah Ory, NYC Dance Project
13	Henri Matisse	Susan A. Sternau
14	Worlds of Enchantment: The Art of Maxfield Parrish	Selected and edited by Jeff A. Menges
15	Chinese Flora and Fauna Designs	Amie Sun Ambrose
16	Masquerade	Kit Williams
17	Miss Piggy's Treasury of Art Masterpieces from the Kermitage Collection	Henry Beard, archivist & editor; Michael K. Frith, curator of the collection; John E. Barrett, photographer of the exhibits
18	Teddy Bears are better than men because…	Written by Herbert I. Kavet, Designed and Illustrated by Martin Riskin, Concept by Lynn Rose-Michau
19	The Thousand & One Nights; or The Arabian Nights' Entertainments, Volume Five	Translated by Edward William Lane, with an introduction by Joseph Jacobs, and illustrations by Frank Brangwyn
20	How To Sit (Mindfulness Essentials #1)	Thich Nhat Hanh
21	Japanese Haiku	Basho, Buson, Issa, Shiki, Sokan, Kikaku, and others translated by Peter Beilenson
22	Sotatsu	Edited by Ichimatsu Tanaka, English text by Elise Grilli
23	Make More Art: a no bullshit guide to becoming a prolific creator	Srinivas Rao
24	How To Relax	Thich Nhat Hanh
25	Early American Design Motifs	Suzanne E. Chapman
26	The Legends of Korra: Ruins of the Empire: Part Three	Written by Michael Dante DiMartino; Art by Michelle Wong
27	The Cloud Collector's Handbook	Gavin Pretor-Pinney
28	Creative Calling: Establish a daily practice, infuse your world with meaning, and succeed in work + life	Chase Jarvis
29	How To Walk	Thich Nhat Hanh
30	Stumptown, Vol. 1: The Case of the Girl Who Took Her Shampoo (But Left her Mini)	Written by Greg Rucka; Illustrated by Matthew Southworth
31	Chillpreneur: How to Run a Wildly Successful Business Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Money!)	Denise Duffield-Thomas
32	Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art	James Nestor
33	Daily Rituals: How Artists Work	Mason Currey
34	The Old Guard, Book One: Opening Fire	Written by Greg Rucka; Art by Leandro Fernández
35	How To Be An Antiracist	Ibram X. Kendi
36	Superman Smashes the Klan	Written by Gene Luen Yang; Art by Gurihiru (a team of 2 Japanese artists: Chifuyu Sasaki and Naoko Kawano)
37	How To Eat	Thich Nhat Hanh
38	Naoya Hatakeyama: Excavating the Future City	Naoya Hatakeyama (Photographs), Yasufumi Nakamori (Text), Toyo Ito (Contributor), Philippe Forest (Contributor)
39	How To Love	Thich Nhat Hanh

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