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[granzuk]

Another Bloo card, this time a lil wizard!

[jmecannon]

Media Roundup: August 2023

This is the first entry in something I’ve casually done for ages – share what I’ve read, watched, or listened to in the past month! I ended up writing so much this time that a FB post would not suffice, so I’m going to start a series over here and share them out to other channels. Books I’ve been working through some short story collections and a nonfiction book about ADHD that are still…

[bookstagramofmine]

The Trojan Women by Anne Carson

[doggonebookshop]

6 Ways to Read Even More Books

Chances are if you're browsing the Dog Gone Bookshop or any other bookstore, you're already a committed reader regardless of your age, or you know of one. There is nothing more lovers of reading like to do, than purchase and read more books. As we all know, we'll never get to them all. So how can we bibliophiles make even more of a dent into our reading lists. Here are some ways to go about it...

Set some dedicated reading time every day. A great app I use which notifies me when my reading time should begin, and tracks multiple reading stats is Bookly. I highly recommend the pro version it's worth it.

Mentally make reading a priority, just like eating everyday. See number 1.

Always carry a book a with you, whether it's through an e-reader or an analogue book (think Rory Gilmore from the Gilmore Girls series). Then when you have a little down time, be it five minutes or an hour of waiting you have something to read.

Limit your screen time, that includes television, social media, gaming and others (except for reading this blog!). You'll be amazed at how much more reading time you can capture.

Create cozy places to read. They can be outside or inside just as long as you look forward to being in the space and it's relaxing.

Simply add five more minutes to the amount of reading you do everyday. Five minutes over a year is 1,825 more minutes of reading. An average book takes about 4 hours to read. In that time you can read 7 more books per year!

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[elphabalathropp]

"Well, im back"

[themesnulled]

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[misscocoacola723]

I just finished a #reading session using #booklyapp. Check out my stats!

I didn’t read as much as I’d like to because I only have time to read during my kids’ naptime.

[lucozuly]

“You have dug your soul out of the dark, you have fought to be here; do not go back to what buried you.”

The Strength In Our Scars, Bianca Sparacino

[madlymistyxo]

Sign up for Bookly Pro!!!

[julianatheis]

17/30 books read this year!!

[thebetawolfgirl]

Take a look at my reading report made in #booklyapp

[granzuk]

One of the collectible cards I did for the Bookly reading app.

[starsbooksandtea2023]

Bookly App

My friend and one of my admins for The Introverted Readathoner on Facebook has been using this app called Bookly. I’d heard of it but really never looked into it until I started seeing her screenshots. It looked amazing to me. So I decided to give it a try. They have a free version, but I chose to pay for it. I knew I’d use it every day and the paid version just works for me. I have been using it…

[dragonsanddustjackets]

i have decided that for the new year i am once again going to overhaul my system of reading, tracking, and reviewing books to be a lot more minimalist bc i definitely tried to do too much and got overwhelmed halfway through the year. thankfully now that my semester is (pretty much one more exam to go) over i can now spend hours of time doing this. if anyone has a nice simple system they use to track all their book stuff over the year, i’d love some tips/recs on it!