How Often Do You Read Books?

[Shortie]

When I was younger I used to read books all the time. I always remember each birthday and Christmas my family would buy me a book from my favourite author which was Enid Blyton.

I wouldn't say that I read as much as I used to anymore, at least not books, most of my reading is done online.

 

[Cpvr]

Ebooks are taking over, I must admit. A lot of people that I know now don't even bother about reading printed books as long as there is an ebook version of it.

I can’t honestly tell you the last time I read an actual printed book. I’ve been reading eBooks for the past couple of years now.

 

[Cedric]

I can’t honestly tell you the last time I read an actual printed book. I’ve been reading eBooks for the past couple of years now.

Same here. I have never been a book enthusiast. It was a burden to read when I was in school.

 

[JWeb]

For a while I read quite a bit. Lately I've been reading articles and posts about topics related to my blog.

 

[InMyOpinion]

I don't read as often as I would like to, ideally I'd read every day but honestly I read maybe once a week. I know terrible, my reading game is horrible.

 

[Uptrendfinancialsignal]

I make sure to read books twice a day. I do this to hone my writing skills.

 

[AruneBend]

One of my favorite things is to read books when my life is boring I can have a little adventure by reading books!

 

[Henrywrites]

I make sure to read books twice a day. I do this to hone my writing skills.

I can't read twice every day. I don't have the whole time in the world to do that. However, I will always focus more on reading during weekends when I have the time to do so.

 

[ken_gitahi]

Used to read a lot when I was younger, and then that hobby died when I started working.

However, lately, I read more than I used to in the past. The funny thing is that I read more documentation, news articles, and research materials than I do what one would consider traditional books.

 

[InMyOpinion]

I make sure to read books twice a day. I do this to hone my writing skills.

Reading is a fantastic way to improve writing skills! I remember when I switched from French school to English school in College and one thing that really helped me with my grammar and spelling was reading English books.

What sorts of books do you enjoy reading? I prefer the how-to books or educational books myself.

Used to read a lot when I was younger, and then that hobby died when I started working.

However, lately, I read more than I used to in the past. The funny thing is that I read more documentation, news articles, and research materials than I do what one would consider traditional books.

I am the same way, I spend most of my time reading those subjects than any educational or how-to books.
When you do end up reading a book though, what genre do you prefer?