[JDWorm]

How many books do you usually read in a month?

 

[nothing to fear]

During school it's 1...but in the summer it's 3-6 per month.

 

[dax]

2-4

 

[mserychic]

2-4 now that I'm back in school but when I'm out it can be as much as 4-5 a week

 

[talisman]

Only one

I used to read more, but the PC and late night chatroom sessions have meant I only get through a couple of chapters a week nowadays.

 

[malcman]

Around 1 I usually read alot of magazines and the newspaper

 

[Scrub-Zero]

1 a month, but i read a lot of text when i play rpg's :b

 

[ghostgurl]

1-2 usually. I wish I could read faster.

 

[Nyx]

I don't really read much for pleasure while I'm in school, but once I'm on break it's usually 1-3 per week.

 

[cakesniffer]

I put 2-4. It's school now, so I can't do much pleasure reading, but I'm reading about as many for school as I do for myself.

 

[Your Lover Scrub Ducky]

None. The only books Im reading right now are text books. School doesnt really interfere with reading for pleasure - If I wasn't in school, I'd only read about 1 a year probably, which translates to .083 books per month.

 

[UltraShy]

This was a big year of reading for me. I read 3 books, which is 3 more than I read most years.

I read two books on IRA distributions by Ed Slott, America's leading IRA expert. I read out of need. And I needed to know what I and my other two brothers were going to do with an inherited IRA currently valued at $759,0000. You don't want to screw up when dealing with that kind of money. I got both books free with the $30 credit Amazon gave for getting their credit card.

I also read The Satanic Bible. Also free under another Amaon account with $30 credit.

If I can't think of anything better to buy with credits on other Amazon cards I might buy Robert Nozick's "Anarchy, State, and Utopia". It seems I should read the whole thing as a good libertarian, as Nozick seems to be the leading libertarian thinker of the 20th century.

 

[missnat84]

1-2,i dont have much time to read :stu

 

[Sinya]

Only one. I spend a lot of my time studying.