Myself personally I get most of my reading done on my 45 minute commute to work on the bus/train. I also enjoy reading in the mornings on weekends and occasionally in the evening on weekdays.

Another thing I like to do with my wife on the weekend is pick up some lunch and coffee and then read at the park.

Generally carrying my ereader around constantly means that idle moments in public end up getting used to advance in the book I’m reading, instead of purposelessly checking my phone or using social media. I think I read a post on here in another thread where someone else has had the same experience.

What about y’all? Any rituals? Do you play music?

  • tlwright@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    I have a lot of physical books and e-books, and I switch between them. Mostly it’s reading on my Kindle app on my phone or my Kindle Paperwhite, especially if I’m reading a library book or a KU/Prime Reading book to make sure the author is getting their percentage. I also have the Kobo app and have the new Kobo plus subscription.

    I’ve already read 52 books this year, as I don’t work outside the home, and it doesn’t take ages to keep house. Before bed is a prime time to read, and whenever I can fit it in during the day. I’ve been making myself read instead of social media this year when I’m waiting in public.