I read a physical book in the evenings and I have an audio book for my commute. Then I also have Blinkist book every so often. So I guess one can say I read 3-4 books at a time.
I tend to hop from book to book constantly, but I’m usually really focussing on finishing one at a time. I’ve heard it’s better to read multiple books at once though!
Around 3. A spiritual book. A learning book about a topic I feel curious about and sometimes a lighter read to carry with me on the go.
I prefer to read a maximum of 2 books at time. I try to make sure that they are different in content and nature, so that when I don’t feel like reading the one I am still motivated in reading the other. I imagine more books would leave me losing the jist each of the titles.
I try to stick to 1 at a time to keep from getting confused. But sometimes 2 at a time. Or sometimes I dont finish one book then come back much much later.
I have a lot of books that I have chose not to read I finally started reading one and I don’t plan on stopping . So I’m starting with 1 book at a time
Generally one in the evening, but sometimes I add one title in the afternoon if it’s a pocket sized and I can take it with me everywhere. I just need them to talk about different topics, not to feel confused after reading.
i usually just read 1 book at a time so my mind doesn’t get confused what which one is about and the true meaning behind it sometimes i read 2 but i prefer just reading 1
Between one and three. I have a kindle, plus physical books at mine and my partners houses. I have dyslexia, and I like to take my more difficult books to his place. We use it as couple time and he reads to me.
I tend to stick to one book at a time because I can become fully invested and focused on one overarching plot line and theme. However, when I do really get into a book I find that I just NEED to know what happens next so I’ll finish most books quite quickly. So on long trips I’ll pack at least two new books to enjoy!
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