Mom Reads 200 Books in 1 Year – ABC News
A mother reads 200 books in one year, sharing her journey and giving tips, with the Book Case podcast hosts Kate & Charlie Gibson, as 2026 reading goals loom.
Angela Morales, a 42‑year‑old mother of two from Dallas, Texas, finished 200 books between February 2025 and January 2026. She tracked her progress on a spreadsheet, noting she read an average of 60 books per month. Morales highlighted the role of goal‑setting, dedicated reading time, and diversifying genres in her success. In a 10‑minute ABC News segment, she joined Book Case podcast hosts Kate and Charlie Gibson to discuss strategies for readers who want to increase their annual output in 2026. The segment aired on January 30, 2026, and includes tips such as setting a daily reading window, using audiobooks, and collaborating with book clubs. Her story aims to inspire families to prioritize reading as a shared activity and a way to foster lifelong learning.
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