The hate that people load onto Amazon is getting old. I understand why one would avoid using them, but their prices are so much better. There shouldn‘t be shamming of where people buy their books, but an embrace of people reading. It shouldn‘t matter where one buys ones book or if they get them from the library, it should matter more if they are reading at all
Replace wine for coffee and that describes me!
Couldn‘t resist reposting this that I found on FB. It neglects to mention what reading does for your vocabulary. My current nonfiction read is sending me on regular treks to the dictionary.
#GimmeGimmeGimme
... books to read 📚
... a comfy chair to read them in 🛋
... time to read them ⏱
... coffee and cake to eat while reading ☕️🍰
I don‘t think l‘m asking for much really!
#ABBAinAugust
1. Usually the couch or my bed. When it‘s warm I like to read on our deck.
2. Bookmark
3. Just stop.
4. Yep!
5. Yes, usually there‘s a sporting event on tv.
6. More than one
7. Everywhere
8. Silently
9. Nope. I might skim but don‘t skip.
10. Like new
11. No
12. @drbethandherkindle
Thanks for the tag @Karkar !
I‘m moderately obsessed with this reading graph I somehow got to on Goodreads today. Look at how sad my reading life was at the beginning of grad school (2011-2013) to now!
I‘d love to see everyone else‘s graphs!!
As long as I have my iPad or a book and, of course Tink, I'm ready to read! ##readjanuary #readingequipment
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