A Reader on Reading | 
The Winter edition of my favorite magazine arriving on Christmas Decoration Day feels SO perfect. Looking forward to putting my feet up with this tonight! #OhReader #ReadingAboutReading
#NovemberNarrative Day 5: Perfect book for #BookLoversDay - posting a few days in advance since traveling again - now at the airport. ✈️🛩️
#wondrouswednesday
⚪️Absolutely
🔵A beautiful fantasy cover is my favorite
🟣tagged would be a good one
A day late for #two4tuesday
1. In the whole house, about 2500 since the last purge. I have more than twice that at the uni.
2. The office shelves transformed into a minimally good-looking backdrop for my course recordings.
Thank you to @thespineview Thank you @Eggs for remembering me. (Edited to add @eggs whose tag vanished when I posted)
The impossible task of every reader is to rebuild the ideal library.
Stumbled upon this brilliant article by Mr. Gaiman, on why we read and what books do for the human experience. Read the full write up here - https://bit.ly/2asqgOU
#ReadingFavourites
1️⃣ Print - through and through
2️⃣ my bed or bear our floor-to-ceiling window in my beanbag
3️⃣ coffee and cookies
4️⃣ multiple books all at once
5️⃣ I read anytime, anywhere, any day. :)
1️⃣ 15% ebooks, 85% dead tree.
2️⃣ Nearly 0% borrow.
3️⃣ c100, mostly non-fiction, of the c5000 I own.
4️⃣ Nope.
5️⃣ Officially no. I do try to keep it to a minimum or to free.
6️⃣ They are not stacked. They are carefully placed with all the other books on the shelves.
7️⃣ I was one of those for a long time.
8️⃣ Probably a month. There abouts.
@Kaye
1. Pretty much anywhere, but couch the most or outside when the weather is perfect.
2. Usually bookmark or post-it
3. Can stop anywhere
4. Yes and yes
5. Yes, prefer music, but can tune out anything while I read.
6. Several
7. Everywhere
8. Silently
9. Sometimes, and I‘ve been known to skip ahead and backtrack to read a book all out of order.
10. Prefer like new, but not overly careful
11. Sometimes
12. Nobody, just join in!
#ReadingHabits
Thanks for the tag @tournevis 😘
1.Yup, depending on season...on my balcony in warm weather ~ couch or bed in chilly weather 😎
2. Bookmark, when I remember to grab one😜
3. Prefer end of chapter🤓
4. Not always😋
5.No, NEVER🤯
6. Can‘t stay book monogamous 😉
7. EVERYWHERE 😍
8.#SilentReader🤐
9. I‘ve been known to skip pages😝
10. #sloppyReader 😬
11. Sometimes, but ONLY if it‘s my book 🤭
12. Tagging @Simona
1 My spot on the couch. My bed. And anywhere else I can.
2 Bookmark, unless not.
3 I can stop reading any time I want. Just after that next page.
4 Yes, of course.
5 Yes, unless I'm reading for work.
6 I prefer one at a time, unless I can't.
7 Anywhere.
8 In my head. It's great in there. Lots of fun people!
9 In non fiction books, yes. Otherwise no.
10 Moderate breaking, if necessary.
11 No!
12 @Cinfhen
#2018goals
I've been steadily sicker in the last 2 months, going on 3, and my ability to concentrate and read is pretty much gone. What little I can I spend marking, so I've not read for pleasure much. I miss it. We don't know what's wrong yet, tests come in on the 18th. I have a feeling they won't reveal anything though. I want my life back. /rant
Answers that begin with "C"
1. Cafe
2. Character
3. Cry
4. Country's history (feel like I already did this in college)
5. Cover blurb wherever it resides
#bookishwouldyourather
@Kalalalatja
12 books read this month but only two counted for this challenge
#TBRtemptation post 3! This is a highly-acclaimed series of 39 essays by the man called "the Casanova of reading". AM argues that reading defines our species--we must make a narrative out of everything we see and think about: the sky, faces, a forest, etc. From writing on the craft of writing to Jorge Luis Borges, he links politics to book & books to our bodies. Censorship, translation, libraries, many subject covered. #blameLitsy #blameMrBook ?
😊👍🏻
@Rachel1066 I forgot to tell you today, follow @Liberty on Litsy. She is one of my @bookriot faves and she always has great read suggestions and posts.
#bookobsessed #allthebooks
Well I'm the huge nerd who sits at home on NYE to tabulate all her reading stats for the year. http://readingenvy.blogspot.com/2016/12/2016-reading-by-numbers.html
OMGGGGG IT'S HERE. MY BODY IS READY. #24in48 #readathon
Sign-ups for the next #24in48 on January 21-22 are open! Link in profile. I'll also be counting down with great readathon books every day until the 'thon, starting on Sunday. Will you be joining us?
Yep, sorry but not sorry. 😂😂
Found on a friends facebook. I'm sure we've all seen it before but it bears repeating.
For me it's quite the opposite actually; the fear of never being able to read all that I want to read 😅
Yesssss! ❤️
I m just fascinated by others reading experiences
pickPerhaps not for everybody, but if meandering essays on the nature of reading and other bibliophilic topics interest you, then definitely pick this up. Alberto Manguel's writing positively oozes intelligence and the book went by quickly because of it.
