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One in four read no books last year

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For you younger folks, I assure you that reading can be the finest therapy available for a stressful life. It oils your imagination, keeps your mind sharp, strengthens your ability to communicate, and broadens your ability to interact with the world around you. The populist tripe contained in television, magazines, and other commercialized media are like trying to survive on a candy bar to get your through the day.

 

Please read.

:thumb: Well said.

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I read constantly. Probably 20 books a year plus I subscribe to and read: Maxim, Stuff, Blender, Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, The Sporting News, ESPN and (while I'm on the road at least) USA Today.

A lot of good advice in this thread.

I'm lost if I don't read the local newspapers and the Wall Street Journal every day...and read about a book a month, need to make time to read more than that...

Reading can take me to far away places or just an adventure. At one time this summer , July, I had 3 books that I was reading . :sssh:

A lot of good advice in this thread.

I'm lost if I don't read the local newspapers and the Wall Street Journal every day....

 

The WSJ is a must read.

Started on To Kill A Mockingbird this evening.

 

"North Alabama was full of Liquor Interests, Big Mules, steel companies, Republicans, professors, and other persons of no background."

 

With a line like that in the first few pages of the book, you know it's a classic.:D

^^ Good book. I just finished the Kite Runner, now I want A Thousan Splendid Suns.

I'm pretty lucky when it comes to the books that are on the shelves or in the garage. My daughter is a HS senior, so there are plenty of what I might call "young adult classics", like Catcher and 451 and Mockingbird close at hand.

 

In addition, my son is finishing up a doctorate in Postmodern English Literature; and there are a WHOLE BUNCH of his books in the garage. Anytime I want to pick up something good to read, I don't have to travel more than 40 feet.

 

And I still try to find time to read crime fiction from the local library.

 

Now if I could only get to painting the bathroom and cutting the grass...

^^ Good book. I just finished the Kite Runner, now I want A Thousan Splendid Suns.

 

Kite Runner was a GREAT book!

 

I'm reading Vatican, a Novel by Malachi Martin now.

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