How To Read More Books 🧐📚

Here are a few tips on how to read more books! 📚

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[justlayhere]

My only rule to read more and not go into a reading slump as a mood reader: read the books you want to read, not the books you think you need to read.

[bts_vinyl]

Something that helps me to read more is to be reading multiple books at the same time. Like having 1 physical book, 1 eBook, and 1 audiobook in progress at the same time.
I know that doesn't work for everyone. But for me, as long as the books themselves are pretty different from one another, I don't get them mixed up. And I feel like it helps me to finish more books, since I can fit in reading multiple ways throughout my day in whichever format works best for the moment.

[miquesbookvlogs]

“Taking the book with you every where you go” YASSS!! I’ve found that just reading off my phone helps me get soooo much more reading done and at a faster rate. But I still have a soft spot in my heart for physical books. They’re precious! 🥰

[manaalsidd]

For me, if i’ve read like too many average or 2 star books consecutively, I go into a terrible reading slump. Also, we need to recognize our interests like what genre we prefer, what kind of tropes we enjoy. That makes us enjoy and pick up books more.

[sheilalong]

Some people think they don't have time to read but they spend hours watching 📺 or other media every day.

[willlexie]

I don’t have many friends who read.
So I always watch booktubers before reading and sometimes play video of Reading with Me while reading. When I take reading break, I watch another booktubers’ video.
It gives me motivation.

[katiethrash]

I absolutely agree audiobooks are a game changer. I just got into audiobooks and I am flying through books. I am such a slow reader with physical books. Listening to audiobooks at double speed on their own or even while following along in a physical/ebook has increased my ability to read substantially. Highly recommend.

[HaleyMcLean]

I find a lot of people that ask me how I read so much haven’t tried to read diverse genres. Friends tell me “I love historical fiction” or something but they never pick up a romance or a thriller because they don’t want to end up disliking it. I am trying to make a point to read as widely as I can and it’s been helping a lot. I also try and make sure I read a fluffy book now and then if I’ve been reading a lot of heavy stuff. ☺️

[skepticalyarn]

i definitely agree with the audiobook tip!! i can listen to an entire audiobook in like two days without even realizing it.

[TehBuggy]

I’m so bad at reading before bed, I almost ALWAYS stay up all night reading 😂 I plan to just read for an hour or so, and suddenly it’s 8am and the book is finished!
I agree with these tips, audiobooks and especially through libraries have been such a game-changer for me

[phineaspepper]

I'm like you--I am a night reader. I can't read before work because I don't get up in time to give me time and also I can't focus because my mind is on work, and I get antsy. I've been doing audiobooks the last six months or so, and I listen to it every time I am in my car and going to and from work or when I go and run errands. And I always have books on my kindle ready to go wherever I am. Great tips by the way!

[Anndk]

I definitely get through the majority of my books while audiobooking during the day. I usually have one going in car/at work etc. and one going at home (usually one I have a physical copy alongside). I'm super lucky to have a job that makes it possible for me to sometimes just sit and listen while I mindlessly typing away.

The biggest time consumer for me is definitely social media scrolling and Youtube, but I try to fit in an hour of reading on most days in the evening, and then I try to read something before bed, but since growing older it seems I fall asleep like 10-15 minutes later, but I do it because of the health benefits it gives you. I used to always read in the morning, but I don't any longer (only in weekends).

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and sorry I'm so late in responding, I'm trying to catch up on all the booktube videos.

[AbiofPellinor]

The thing that honestly works the best for me (other than audiobooks, which are great) is putting it on my to-do list that I have to read for an hour and then setting a timer. It forces me to do it and cross that thing off and then most of the time I'm into the book then so I wanna keep reading!

[beearedee]

I LOVE Forest. I’ve been using it for years. It is great for not getting distracted while reading

[ashleyschnepf]

Great tips! I always weirdly forget about audiobooks. Took your advice and ended up listening to more than half of The Last Mrs. Parrish today!!

[christinelagueux]

Thank goodness for audiobooks. If I didn't know about Scribd, I wouldn't be able to read as many books. I am thankful at my job I can listen to audiobooks. My issue is finding time to read. I am constantly driving my daughter to her sports so audio is a savior for me. ❤📚

[armysoldier]

Audiobooks have really been a game changer for me in the last three years. I always have one on when I’m out running errands, my morning walks, and I’m lucky to have a few hours at work when I can listen too. So I can get at least two audiobooks completed a week. I also use my finger as a pacer to eliminate regression when I’m reading a physical book (Evelyn Wood speed reading technique). All of your recommendations are great advice! ❤️

[janmoura]

Gabby, I've been watching your youtube videos for awhile and I love your channel. I'm a 66 year old woman so you wouldn't think we'd have a lot in common. You haven't steered me wrong on your recommendations yet.
I'm a former book lover who got so bored with what I was reading like bodice ripper romances and James Patterson-like books. This year I've opened myself up to more genres thanks to you and @
J A C Q U E L I N E. I also read more than one book (usually different genres) at a time and I'm loving it. Can't wait to see more from you.

[shalanedupreez]

I have am ADDICTED to audiobooks, I listen to the them while cleaning the house and at work (1 earbud so I can still be present around my colleagues LOL) and since having to work from home it's just been awesome, I also created myself a good reads challenge for the 2nd year this year and I try to have a physical book I'm reading to next to my bed.

[FrancescaGabrie]

the title is not something I struggle with but I clicked for the personality