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If you want to track what you read, goodreads is a pretty decent site. It even has a Reading Challenge where you commit to reading X books for the year and it w
by jacalata 11y ago
If you want to track what you read, goodreads is a pretty decent site. It even has a Reading Challenge where you commit to reading X books for the year and it will tell you if you are on track to hit that target (with a simplistic % of books finished vs % of year gone by, but it's a start).
I'm surprised this guy didn't try audio books with a 2 hour drive commute - I've never found audio books to work for me but I know a lot of other people who think they're awesome.
>I personally do not read fiction. My thought process on fiction is that if the book is good enough – they will eventually make a Hollywood movie. And when the movie released I will just watch that.
This, though, is a completely foreign worldview to me. Totally baffling.
- nahamed 11y agoThanks for the feedback. I have tried audiobooks using Audible. The advantage of that is that you can go back to your favourite chapters; listen to it while working out and doing chores. Another cool thing with audible is that you can control the playback speed. I wanted to focus on reading books / ebooks because I personally found it more rewarding and enjoyable.