Bonnie Y.
The book of Ecclesiastes, available online or in the Youversion app (try the NET, ICB or Message version in the app to find
Frequently asked questions about Read
What helps you stay focused on one book at a time? Personal books vs. Library
Faidouch Y.
I think I didn’t find my way either but if I am to tell the best way to stay focus is to stay
Is it possible to read two or books at the same time concurrently? And how do you do it?
Aimee O.
Yes! I believe that it is possible to read more than one book at a time. I love to read various sources. Currently,
When is the best time to read, in the morning or in the evening
Julie N.
I prefer to read in the morning and at night, if possible. It’s a great way to unwind and take yourself completely out
How do you become more present whilst reading and avoid your mind wandering all over the place
Morris G.
When I notice my mind wondering, I just tell it to come back or else I’ll lose track of time or lose interest
Where do you get book recommendations from?
Mary N.
I usually get book recs from my sisters, sister-in-law, staff at book shops, and friends. I have been an avid reader all my
What time of day do you read the most?
Rebecca T.
Usually in the morning around 6-6.30 – first thing as it helps me tick of a goal for the day and at night
Even though I often read on my phone, I still prefer actual books 📚 . How about you? Do you prefer reading ebooks or the physical books?
Jacqui Y.
I much prefer a physical book to a tablet/ereader. I feel that they are more personal, an electronic device feels cold and detached
I don’t feel like I have enough time in the day to dedicate to reading :'( I guess it’s like any habit you have to build, and commit to it, bc i also have trouble sometimes starting and wanting to read though I know generally I will enjoy it once I’m already in it. I guess I’m wondering if you have any advice for me? Whoever is reading this :) I also have to balance studies and other hobbies or responsibilities, the usual.
Amanda Z.
Hi!!! ✨ 🙂 hopefully my advice can help. I love to read as well but sometimes life gets busy and that’s okay. I’ve
Am I a bit of a coward if I have a hard time reading a more raw realistic fiction book (for example, discussions of SA, racism, ethnic cleansing, etc)? It’s not that I can’t read it, it just makes me hesitate for some reason, and I kinda feel bad for feeling as such. How do I power through it easier if I am a bit weak-hearted?
Miss W.
Of course not, I personally can’t imagine anyone feeling eager or excited to read those kind of things. They’re heavy topics, they’re hard
