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This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction.
Today’s question is:
Do you read multiple books at once or stick to one at a time?
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For me one at a time. I do however read a devotional book in the mornings but when it comes to fiction it’s one book at a time.
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I only read one fiction book at a time, but will have multiple non-fiction on the go, most of which are devotional books.
That makes sense. Thinking on it there are times I have been reading several non fiction. like when I was studying there were books for the different subjects. I can also read picture books when reading adult fiction
I can only read one book at a time. I would get them mixed up if I was reading more than one at a time. Way too complicated with migraines.
I fully understand the migraines and how it affects someone. and I am the same the only exception is a devotional or non fiction that is read at a totally different time.
Multiple!!!!🤣 Although I usually have one I’m favouring over the others. But I always seem to have one eBook and one paperback no matter what.
wow you do well.
Hi Jenny, good question. I rarely read more than one book at a time. The only exception is simultaneously reading a fiction and a nonfiction book. If I put a fiction book aside (to temporarily DNF it) I usually have to go back and reread from the start to remember the story. Sometimes I’ll plod through a nonfiction book over a period of time, depending on why I’m reading it.
I am similar
I sometimes read different books at one time because I have different devices that I read on and I want to read something else like at might versus during the day.
That makes sense.