First things first, 2015 was my first year on Goodreads, even though I joined in the middle of the year, so it hasn't been a full year yet since the beginning... 
 Anyway, 2015 was a huge year for me because I managed to reach a goal I've been wanting to achieve for a long time: to become an active reader. Well, I only read 18 books, which may not seem like a lot, but for me it was a big step I thought I would hardly reach (that's why my initial goal was 10 books). 
 My favorites were: 
 - The Chemistry of Death; 
 - Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children; 
 - Hollow City; 
 - If I Stay; 
 - Where She Went; 
 - Cat Street Series (even though I still have to finish it) 
 My biggest disappointment was "Written In Bone" by Simon Beckett. I did enjoy the book, but I guess I had way too much expectation, due to the fact that the first book of the series, "The Chemistry of Death", was excellent. 
 My biggest surprise was definitely "Mensagem" by Fernando Pessoa. I had to read it for my Portuguese class and even though I don't like poetry, this turned out to be a really smart and interesting book and the motivation behind it makes it greater. 
 I also read "Frei Luis de Sousa", "Felizmente Ha Luar", "Panic", "Os Maias" and "Paper Towns". 
 Last but not least, I really enjoyed "Talking Pictures: Images and Messages Rescued from the Past" by one of my favorite authors Ransom Riggs, who once again brought us amazing creepy/weird/astonishing photographs. 
 Conclusion: I believe this year represents a turning point in my reading habits and I'm really looking foward to 2016 and to what it brings.