Thread: Do you ever choose a book to read based on its length?
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Old 05-10-2011, 04:07 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by HarleyB View Post
Yes - quite often.
I normally read a book from start to finish in one sitting and so I choose what I'm going to read based on how much time I have.
What HarleyB said....I can't stand to be interrupted when reading for anything or anyone...so for my sanity as well as others (plus the sake of housework...well minimal anyway....and feeding...and other stuff) I have been reading works I can cover between 1 to 3 hours. Fortunately I read rapidly depending on interruptions, but for full length books I have to set aside time when I am home alone which is maybe once or twice a month (and then prepare for hunger headache because I will not stop to eat...I am a sick puppy).
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