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re: Becoming a Reader/Developing the Habit of Reading
Posted on 12/1/23 at 5:32 pm to WITNESS23
Posted on 12/1/23 at 5:32 pm to WITNESS23
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I think the biggest thing is to pick a book that interests you and you can finish.
Great advice
Covid got me back into reading. Id fell off to not reading ag all and with nowhere to go I picked it back up
Browse Amazon or check your library out and that’s what I did
Walk down the history aisle and say “ oh the crusades.. I just watched kingdom of Heaven.. would love to know more . Or a biography of Ulyssess grant by Chernow. It’s dense but Chernow is so great of an author
Find what you like and go from there.
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Posted on 12/10/23 at 9:00 am to Lawyered
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Walk down the history aisle and say “ oh the crusades.. I just watched kingdom of Heaven.. would love to know more . Or a biography of Ulyssess grant by Chernow. It’s dense but Chernow is so great of an author
In addition to this, AND setting a dedicated time, AND finding a riveting book:
Put the book down if you don't like it. I have a three chapter rule (unless the chapters are super short, then it's 10). If, after three chapters, I don't see the book and WANT to keep reading, I just move on. You don't have to power through a book because you thought it would be interesting, the library has more.
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