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Tips and Tricks to a Successful Readathon
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Jun 30, 2019 11:51AM
Leave any tips you have down below for a successful readathon! I always suggest having an audiobook to listen to when you need a break from physically reading.
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I like having one book that I have both a visual (either ebook or physical) and an audio copy. Then during the part of the day that I know I'll be constantly moving about, like having to run errands or cooking, I can easily switch between the two. It doesn't always work out that I can get both, but it's so convenient when I do.
i try to make sure that i have a good variety of books - genres/authors/lenghts/formats - i'm very much a mood reader - so a variety helps me to stay more focused. I also make sure to plan in some walking (with an audiobook) several times during the day to get some fresh air
Graphic novels and children's books! They're perfect for the last few hours when your eyes and your brain need the break!
A few different books, in a few different formats. Variety is key!
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