Are you able to read more than one book at a time? I know more readers who can than can't. I can't; my memory is awful, so I tend to get character names and locations mixed up. Audio books are difficult because my mind wanders; otherwise, I think I would try listening to one and reading the other.

The problem is, this keeps the books I've read over 600 pages, far and few between. I could read so much more if I could read more than one book at a time! Anyone have any tips and tricks for reading two or more books at once?

1. What’s your reading goal for the week?
2. What’s one fun activity you have planned this week?

My goal is to finish Vampires of El Norte. Currently sitting at around 30% done. My fun activity is watching the World Series games! It gives me something to look forward to and a little motivation to get my work done before game time. Go Dodgers 💙⚾️

I'm testing out the monthly planner feature to see if I can tackle my tbr books!

Currently, i'm just including books that ive added to my tbr lately and seeing what fits with my mood.

How do you know know which book to pick next? Do you have a theme or you just add whichever book that comes to mind/feel like reading?

Do you prefer the comfort of your home? (I think most of us do that lol) Do you read in your bed, couch, or do you have a cozy reading nook? Or do you like to read at a local library, park, or a cafe?

Idc if it's toxic or healthy friendship, a duo, a trio a 10 person clique. It can be a lion, a witch and a wardrobe for all I care. Hit me.

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See, what had happened was: I was reading 1 of the 6 books I started when the mood shifted. Suddenly, all I wanted were cozy, Hallmark-ish short stories. Mind you, I hadn't read short stories since elementary school.

So, I stopped everything and started this cute short story series by Alice Hoffman. I just finished the last one. Now, I want to switch to short stories for a while.

I love being a mood reader because I never know where I'll end up next!

In my everyday life, I'm a planner, but as a reader, "Planner who?"

I saw a post on Instagram with a proposed 2025 update to the Myers-Briggs personality test that I thought was so funny link here! I’m most definitely an ITND. 😆

This made me wonder what a ✨book reading personality✨ would look like, so here is something I came up with:

• H/D/L/A (hold a physical book/digital ebook/listen to audio/all (or some) of the above)
• O/T (one book at a time/two+ books at a time)
• M/P (mood read/planner)
• W/N (written, annotated pages/no annotations)

lol sorry if it’s confusing!! I tried to make sure the letters weren’t doubled. Anyway, I’m an ATMN! 💁🏻‍♀️ What are you??

my best friends birthday is coming up and one of the things i want to get her is a book, but we have very different book tastes, so i'm finding it hard to know which books are good in her preferred genres

she likes sad literature type books (anything jodi picoult, kristin hannah, blue sisters, trent dalton, etc). if you have any recommendations, please let me know!!!