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  • Canceled plans?

    Have you ever canceled plans so that you could stay home and read? If so, what were you reading at the time? What plans did you cancel? How often have you canceled plans to stay home to read? I honestly can’t say that I’ve done this. Were there times that I wished I could, sure.…

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  • How much of your time do you actually get to spend reading? Well, if I have to go to work that day, that greatly affects how much reading I can accomplish. I go to work early in the morning and I’m usually off by 3 in the afternoon. Normally, I’ll come home and rest for…

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  • I always read before going to bed. It’s the one time I normally have to read, plus, it’s something that relaxes me after doing what I do at work, coming home to cook dinner and wash the dishes, etc. Once I’m done with it all, I can take my shower and then sit down with…

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  • I am an avid reader (and have been since I first learned to read). There are days when I would rather stay at home and read instead of going to work, however, I know that won’t help my situation with paying the bills. I don’t take any literature with me to work because I fear…

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  • Some people aren’t readers or aren’t big into reading. Have you tried an audio book? If you have a long enough commute to and from work, then it’ll be easy enough to listen to an audio book. You can listen to it in your car or listen to it riding on the train. You can…

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  • Audio books

    Should audio books count towards your reading list? Why or why not? How often do you listen to an audio book? Do you prefer audio books as opposed to reading an actual hard copy or an e-book? If so, why? I don’t really listen to any audio books. My commute to work is really short……so…

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