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How to read more books
It made me
insightful
 "Reading more books made me learn more about the world, and the stories were entertaining too."
How I did it: Just go to the library. Get your friends to point out some good reads and put some time aside every night for reading. Its definitely worth finishing another book
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sarahinparis leaving for a long holiday weekend w my husband
How I did it: I take a book on every flight. I read from the time after security control until at least the "fasten seat belt" sign goes off, and again from the descent until getting off the plane. I often just keep reading the whole flight. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I looked up books that really interested me and topics that i am interested in. Once I did that I couldn't stop reading them! It's a lot easier to read when its a book that you are truly interested in. I hope I can help you Read how I did it…
minathemoke Island Life
How I did it: I went to the library and just borrowed 3 books and read them all in around a week. Returned them and borrowed another 3 books read those and returned..blah blahh Read how I did it…
How I did it: Found out where my local library wasJoined LibraryChose books that sounded interestingGot books outread them returned books Repeated sentance 3! Read how I did it…
How I did it: I started looking into Top 100 lists like the Modern Library's list, Reader lists, lists from newspapers, libraries, schools, etc. Philip Ward's Lifetime reading plan... I started to realize how much was out there. So then I started to jot down titles that peaked my interest. The list became very big very fast. So, in typical nerd fashion, I made an Excel spreadsheet that recorded certain details about the bo… Read how I did it…
Finished my 7th book (one minute manager) today (7th non-academic book in my life time). Started it a long time ago, read through most of it on day one. But somehow just never picked it up again. Starting my 8th today (Noam Chomsky)
Zelda: A Biography by Nancy Milford
I loved this book but then I love biography’s, especially when they are about such interesting people as Zelda & Scott.
Becca I think my goals need to be more specific
- I re-read Clumsy by Jeff Brown (I think?). But that barely counts because it’s a graphic novel and thus took one evening to read.
- I feel like there was something else I finished reading but damned if I can remember what it was. A Tom Robbins book, maybe? I have almost his entire bibliography and I just don’t like him that much. Feh.
- Still plugging my way through Epilogue. I’m not overly keen on the writer’s style so even though it’s a short book, it’s hard for me to get through. Soon!
than what I expected. Finished Wifey by Judy Blume last night. I read most of her children’s books growing up and let’s just say with Wifey she stepped out of the children’s store and made a bee line to the porn store and totally enjoyed herself!
This is going to be hard once I start school again but for now I’m reading Ghettonation… pretty good. First time I’ve picked up a book for recreation in quite some time.
jamiebeck is on the phone
currently reading “Crime and Punishment” by Dostoyevsky
Swingacat owns my actions, and accepts my choices
Law of Attraction – Michael Losier
Wild – Jay Griffth
The Stories of English – David Crystal
What do you say after you say hello? – Eric Berne
Wildwood, a journey through the trees – Roger Deakin
Happiness – Matthieu Riccard
Give me time – Mind Gym
helenr4 has been enjoying the sunshine in Merimbula
just finished A Thousand Splendid Suns – great book
Just finished The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, it was a good read but I’m wondering if I should see the movie. I’ve discovered that the book is always better than the movie.
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rgioc asks,
“I have bought Silence Of The lambs and Hannibal but a friend told me she's sure there's another 1 or 2 I'm missing. What are they and what order do I read them in?”
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morning glory asks,
“I have started reading " The Bastard of Istanbul" by Elif Shafak. I find it quite boring..but anyhow this is just beginning..Should I continue reading? How is this book..is it mystery,thriller os something else?”
— 13 months ago |
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SpaceCakeGirl asks,
“What's the book you love that no one else has read? Everyone I know that reads read the same books I do!”
— 16 months ago |
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Monica03 asks,
“Looking for some good philosophical reads. Any suggestions?”
— 16 months ago |
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ohnicole asks,
“A new "best book this year" - and please narrow it down to just one!”
— 22 months ago |
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koffiemeisje asks,
“Any suggestions for a "book you can't put down" as I'm having problems even picking a book up...”
— 2 years ago |
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alessm asks,
“What do you do when you get bored of a book?”
— 2 years ago |
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ambitious_youth asks,
“any suggestions for a good read?”
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grocko asks,
“what is the best book that you've read in the last year?”
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amyrun77 wants to be happier
I don't know
Get over my first love
play sims 2 online for free
shear a sheep
run a marathon
learn to play the harmonica
Volunteer
Learn the books of the Bible (in order)
Speak French fluently
fly an airplane
velvetinetraces wants to read all of milan kundera's books
Run Green Lake
live in America
paint a self portrait
be healthy
find a job
learn to make sushi
Happy Phantom wants to Publish a poem
learn thriller
travel more
join a political party
become a movie star
never have a credit card
