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8 Tips on How to Find Time to Read
It’s a common trend nowadays to have a reading goal, such as reading 12 books within the year. However, some go even higher by setting a goal of 100 books or more! Reading has become a competition. If you haven’t read a dozen books, are you really a reader? …yes! Although it’s popular to read a lot of books (and kudos to those who do), reading is about the experience and joy of diving into an…
How to Find More Time to Read
If you’re like many of us, your TBR (to-be-read) pile seems to grow faster than your ability to get through it. Between work, family, and life’s endless to-do list, finding time to read can feel impossible. But don’t worry—there are creative ways to squeeze in more book time during your day. Whether you’re aiming to hit a specific reading goal or just want to enjoy more stories, these tips will…
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I bought a novel reading planner to help keep me organized!
With my kinda long TBR list on Goodreads and my book group picks, I decided to buy a planner to keep my reading organized and keep me on track.
My reading life (like most things in my life right now) is definitely a mess. My TBR list is really long and trying to make time to read is becoming increasingly difficult with work and other obligations. I believe having my books organized per weeks and maybe even month will help me better finish the ones I want to read badly, and catch up when I’ve fallen behind at the end of this year.
I’ll let you guys know if this helps at all, but I have a feeling it will. I need to get more organized, especially with book club.
Does anyone else here use a book planner or reading planner? I’d love to hear how it’s gone for you!
My Summer Reading Plan
My Summer Reading Plan
My summer reading plan is more of a how and when, than a what. But first, some background is in order. I love to read, it is an inherited trait from my mother. She was my first storyteller, the first person to read to me and the first person to take me to a book store and buy me grown up books. We went to Saltmarsh’s, a book and stationary store in downtown New Bedford. New paperbacks cost an…
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Where do y’all find time to read??? I get overwhelmed sometimes looking through libraries or even my own bookshelves at home and at all the books I still need to read or re-read and I just wanna know how everyone squeezes in time to read in this hectic no-stop era
Any suggestions??
How I Fit Reading Into My Day
How I Fit Reading Into My Day
We all want the time to sit down and read, but sometimes our lives don’t give us that opportunity. We’re dashing around from place to place, caring for people or animals, working, studying, trying to keep ourselves healthy or well enough to function etcetera. It’s not always easy.
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Question 1: Would it be wrong to smack him with the book?
Question 2: How wrong?
“Where do you find so much time to read?” 1. I steal time to read whenever possible. Walking to work gives me around 40 minutes of reading each day. I also read during lunch breaks, on the train, and in line for coffee. 2. My friends are often frustrated—and frankly, I often am too—that I haven't jumped into their tv/movie/podcast recommendations. Reading is why. 3. I prioritize it. I write it into my schedule—it's part of my to-do list—it's not a compromise, it's part of my day. And my part-time job is writing about books, so I'm justified in prioritizing reading over other things.
