The Things You Can Read: Book Riot

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Friday, January 3, 2014

3 Steps to Reading Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger

3 Steps to Reading Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger

Don’t Do All Your Reading in Bed
Find Your Best Format
Carve Out Your Reading Time, Then Protect It

Book Riot shared these three steps to reading harder, better, faster, and stronger in their post. If you are interested in reading the full article Click Here.

What are your thoughts on Reading Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger? Let us know here at The Things You Can Read!

Happy Reading☮

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Saturday, September 7, 2013

Top 10 Books You’re Embarrassed to Admit You’ve Read

I found the recent posting on Book Riot very interesting. The post entitled "Top 10 Books You’re Embarrassed to Admit You’ve Read' shared a poll conducted by Book Riot according to the post...

In our [Book Riot] latest reader poll, we asked you to fess up to the books you’ve read but would rather no one know about. 581 Riot readers answered the call, listing 380 unique titles. There’s a lot of variety to be found in the full set of responses, but your readerly shame is undeniably concentrated around a handful of titles.-Book Riot

Personally, I found one of my favorite books on the list, Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand and horror of horrors my beloved Atlas Shrugged is also on the MOST HATED list as well-see the Venn Diagram below for additional titles that overlapped on the MOST HATED list. What do you make of the poll? Any of your favorites on the list? I have to say, I am not embarrassed in the least to admit I am a fan of Atlas Shrugged. Do you feel this way about any of the titles? Let us know here at The Things You Can Read!