GabbieBean
Fellow book moth from Australia 🐝 I read across all genres, though fantasy tends to claim most of my time. There’s always a book within reach, and I love diving into something new.
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October 2026
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As someone with a form of dyslexia, grammar, spelling, and sentence structure are really impactful to my reading. I do most of my reading immersively to help, but I also read without them, depending on my access to get both. I have noticed that some of the books I have read published in the last 1-2 years feel rushed. I need to reread sentences or whole pages again trying to understand what is happening, either because of poor sentence structure, plot holes or poor editing.
I have even found a spelling mistake, which for me is a surprise, as I'm dyslexic and I don't really notice things like this. Is anyone noticing this, and if so, is it impacting your reading?
GabbieBean commented...
Yes, I love journaling. I don't create content online, so I'm not sure how to show it, but I have been journaling for 6 years. It has changed over the years, and my style has too. I feel that each year, as I fall in love with it more and more. I usually get my journals from Archer & Olive, Tiefossi, and Notebook Therapy.
2021: Everything Journal 2022: A5 Reading journal // A5 work/tasks journal // B6 Memory Journal 2023: A5 Reading journal // A5 work/tasks/memory journal 2024: B5 Reading journal // Traveller's size work/tasks journal 2025: A5 work/tasks journal // 8x8 square Reading Journal // B6 Travel Journal 2026: A5 Reading journal x2 // A5 work/tasks journal // B6 Travel Journal x2 // A5 daily reflection journal (Just started)
Does anyone one here do reading journals in here? I am making a bullet journal and a reading journal for 2027 and was wondering if anyone uses them
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