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Unless you get paid to read for a living how could you possibly have completed all those? :) !
by Lordarminius 10y ago
Unless you get paid to read for a living how could you possibly have completed all those? :) !
- kevindeasis 10y ago+1 I want to know the answer to this one as well.
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- boznz 10y agoI have read 19 books so far this year on my Kindle, mostly trashy Sci-Fi novels, not that hard really if you turn the TV off :-) His list does look a bit more complicated than mine tho!
- british_india 10y agoIt's easy to read that many books--if you don't spend your time in front of a TV, that is. I myself had my best year fro reading in 2014 when I read 213 books. Fiction, non-fiction all. Once you read every day--before work and after--you would be amazed how quickly you can read--how deeply you can concentrate and how many books you can knock off.
- new_random_user 10y agoI have resorted to reading audiobooks on my commute to/from the office. With a 25 minute commute (one way), I can finish on average 2 to 3 books per month by audio. This is in addition to the other reading I can get done in during the days and on weekends.
- dharmon 10y agoI can't answer for parent, but I've read 50 books so far this year. I'd say I spend at least 2-3 hours a day reading, mostly at night before bed and also in the morning. On the weekends this is higher as I spend almost the whole morning reading. When my first child arrives soon I imagine this will change significantly. :)