When and where do you read?

[Sandy]

Wow! A kindle with keyboard! I saw one once when reading over someone's shoulder on the bus.

I agree with your thoughts on electronics, Leslie. I prefer print until I want to take the book with me on public transportation. (One reason I usually have multiple books in progress.) I also have book-like cover for my kindle and the feel is important. My favorite is imitation leather but I'll accept suede-like. No hard plastic.

[Patrick]

I love physical books but have adjusted to ebooks as well; my reading these days is about 50/50. No audiobooks, ever. An audio performance of a play is nice, but I would still read it too.

My schedule as an independent teacher requires me to ride the bus around Querétaro a lot, which is perfect for reading. There are other little "nooks and crannies" in my day when I can read a few pages. Then I usually read for an hour or two at night at home, surrounded by my pets.

[Tara]

Leslie wrote: "Melanie wrote: "I love the actual feel of a book, electronic books are not for me."

I also love that feeling of a physical book, one reason why it is important to me for my Kindle to be in a case ..."

Sometimes its hard not to feel like an addict, sneaking in books at any spare moment, utilizing different formats to fit what else you're doing at the time. But there are just too many things I want to read, that I'm not happy if I don't have at least 3 or 4 going at any given time.