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What’s on your bookish bucket list?
Plenty of people have a bucket list of things they want to do in their life before they die. You know, swimming with dolphins, or seeing the Northern Lights. (which I would love to see too) I have so many things on my bucket list, that's why I created categories and in this episode, I'm sharing my bookish bucket list. It’s filled with ideas for accomplishing major reading, writing, and bookish achievements.
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In this episode, I share seven short story collections that I 've enjoyed over the last five years. I think short stories have one certain benefit: they are short. And “short” doesn’t only mean the number of words or characters. It also means the fast pace, the single-minded plot, and the concise form.
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Many people are serial readers, they pick up one book and read it cover-to-cover before putting it down. And then there are poly-readers like me. I juggle four, five, or even six books at any given time, never able -- or willing -- to choose just one. Some people have frowned at me when I mention how many books I'm reading and wonder if I even understand them. But I've nurtured this habit not because I'm flighty or easily bored -- or even because it's my job to read many books at a time. It's just because I find that life is simply better when lived among multiple books.
These are some tips I’ve used to help handle reading more than one book at a time!
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