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Reading advice? (self.literature)

submitted 1 year ago by EmrysOfTheValley to c/literature

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I used to read alot devouring books on the bus to school/work (almost like the movement help my dyslexia 😂) but recently I have been struggling to get into books having not been able to get past the first few chapters. Do yous have tips or methods for when you're in a bit of a reading funk?

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[–] wit 7 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Buy a Kobo or similar(preferably not Kindle, because Amazon..), if you don't have one yet! It drastically improved my reading.

[–] SlamDrag 2 points 1 year ago

Agree with this! A quality ereader is a big game changer. I love physical books, but ebooks have quickly overtaken them for me in the last year simply because of how easy and convenient it is to carry around my Kobo. But there are some trade offs, no marginalia and flipping around between different pages/chapters can be troublesome (especially if you're in a classroom or book club).