Welcome to Litsy!

As with most books which presume to tell the reader "What Kind of X You Are", this is too simplistic, and (in my case) wrong. Perhaps if I'd read more than 20 pages it would have got better, but I can't be bothered to find out. Thank goodness I got it from the library and didn't spend money on it!

Very restful discussion of reading and all its aspects. I was particularly charmed by the chapter on making a golden treasury of the best reading. And I liked the chapter on comfort reading and reading like a child.

Cons - she kept talking about reading in a tree. This is not really an option for me so frustration there.

Learning about my reading habits on a beautiful Florida beach and burning my pale Michigan skin.

My first book for #deweysreadathon done! I got a late start since the kittens kept me up all night, but I‘m finally all settled in. I loved this book. While not all of her tips were helpful, I appreciated the time spent in a book focused on reminding us to be mindful of what we read, to savor the words and the pages. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Litsy fam -- you all would definitely appreciate this book! I had a perfect morning of reading this in the tub with a fall candle and a bath bomb. Plus, look at those endpapers! 🤩 #readaboutreading #selfcaresunday #bookandbath

To be honest, I already practice a lot of the things that were mentioned in the book, really, a lot of them. But, even I took home a few things that I want to try out, like writing six word memoirs.

I'd recommend this book to anyone who thinks they don't have enough time for reading, reading is boring, reading is a selfish past-time, but also to anyone who is an avid reader. Obviously, even avid readers can still gain something from this book.