Books 2017, a journey in spreadsheeting

This year is the first year I started keeping a spreadsheet of my books read, separate and apart from my Goodreads page, thanks to Stephany. It's been interesting to keep track and occasionally I come up with more information I might want for next time but so far I'm happy with the info I'm getting. So through this morning, here's what I have:

I have 43 books on my list.

Of those, 5 books I didn't finish (I have them highlighted in orange so I can re-request them from the library)

An additional 3 are self-help books that will be on my currently-reading all year while I get through them slowly: Feeling Good, The Anxiety and Phobia Workbook and Driven to Distraction (about adult ADD).

I have read 14,215 pages (not including any of the pages of the unfinished books, as I didn't add the pages in yet. I will do that when I a) finish them or b) count as abandoned, at which time I'll add in only the pages I read.

Fiction accounts for 33 of those books and 10 non-fiction

29 are new to me, 13 are rereads.

16.75 are audiobooks, 26.25 are print/ebooks.

3 were purchased in print from Amazon (the three self-help I haven't finished)
3 were purchased w/ credit from Audible
2 were from my personally owned books
35 were library book - audio or ebook downloads or paper books.

The reason for the weird split on the audio/print is because I started one book in print, didn't get very far and ended up downloading the audiobook form.

So what am I currently reading?

Audiobook:

This is so good, and so dense. I'm loving it, and also know that immediately after finishing I'm going to need to pick it up in print form to see all those glorious words again. 

ebook:

I thought I was simply rereading this series, but it turns out I only read the first book before so now I'm on a delightful journey I didn't know I'd missed.

And that's all for now! I also have a column for genre but I don't really know how to parse that out for a blog post, and also I have a lot just listed as "fiction" that I should probably further split up - YA? mystery? romance? contemporary adult? my non-fiction I have listed memoirs, self-help, true crime, and history.