reading for pleasure

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A Kindle is easier than a book

41Combedale @41CombedaleRoad (5966) • Greece 10 Oct 12

For the last 6 months I have been using a Kindle for most of my reading material. It is a very convenient device. I no longer have to go to a bookshop to find a book, now I simply go on the Kindle Store. It takes no time at all,...

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Reading Content !

serubhai1 @serubhai1 (203) • India 25 Oct 10

I read all the time (free time that is). When I am reading a book a novel/a non-fiction book-if I find it boring, I simply quit! My logic is that I am reading books for pleasure and if the book cannot give me that, then its...

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reading for pleasure

Michaelyou @Michaelyou (182) • China 25 Jun 10

The first thing I want to insist on is that reading should be enjoyable. Everyone is his own best critics. Whatever the learned say about a book, however unamimous they are in their praise of it, unless it interests you, it is no...

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Wait! Stop! I want to write that down

makingpots @makingpots (11915) • United States 20 Jan 09

Do you write while you are reading? When you come across a new word, a word you like, maybe just an interesting phrase or idea, do you stop and write it down? Do you make notes in the margin, put an asterisk in the corner of the...

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remembering things

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How do you define pleasure reading?

explorations @explorations (1712) • United States 12 Jan 09

I've been trying to do some pleasure reading whenever I have extra time and, so far, it's been mostly before I fall asleep. Instead of watching sitcoms, I've been reading (and liking that routine switch-up quite a bit, as a matter...

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