#Bookreader reddit how to#

There are bibliophiles - lovers of books. There isn't even an agreed upon term for multi-book readers. On the other side of the debate are the single-book readers, who hold fast to the idea that if you're reading more than one tome at a time, you're unfocused and unable to take full advantage of the inherently immersive nature of a book. There are those who think it's a great way to diversify your every day literary fare, who believe it helps maintain interest in the books you're reading, and lets you storm through way more ~content~. The practice of reading multiple books at once is a bit, well, divisive. Because perhaps unsurprisingly, you've gotta have a game plan. 'I just find it interesting, because personally I think I'd be lost if I was reading more than one at a time.' Eirixoto posted the query earlier today, and within a handful of hours, multiple-book-readers have weighed in from across the world. It's a simple enough question: how do you read more than one book at a time? 'Do you have one with you, one by the bed, one in the living room, or how do you like, juggle which one you read?' asked Reddit Books user Eirixoto.

#Bookreader reddit how to#

Where do you read your different books? And what? And when? Here's how to become a multi-book reader, according to Reddit. But for many of us, the impulse to read more than one book at once is often tempered by the logistics of the whole undertaking. Just think of how neat and tidy your TBR (to be read) pile would look.

But to be like Rory Gilmore, with a bus book and a lunch book and a book of poems when you're in a poetry kind of mood and a memoir for when you're in an introspective space.

It's the bookworm dream: being able to cruise through multiple books at the same time.