It's not about quantityKudos to all you steam rolling through those books. I don't know how you read so many, I only read about 1 or 2 a month
everyone has different free time to read and I would actually argue sometimes if you read less quantity then youre probably choosier about what you do read and have more 4 and 5 stars as a result. 
Who are the authors?
The ones I read were by Jodi Allen Brice. I got the first one free on kindle then ended up buying the other 2. The Harland Creek Mystery Quilters. Honestly I got the first one as a joke with my sister because it had a mystery solving goat
but I genuinely fell a wee bit in love with them. 
That’s so cool, it’s literally free. I’ve never seen a free kindle book before (outside of unlimited and even that’s conditions attached). The cover artwork is adorable.The ones I read were by Jodi Allen Brice. I got the first one free on kindle then ended up buying the other 2. The Harland Creek Mystery Quilters. Honestly I got the first one as a joke with my sister because it had a mystery solving goat
I also purchased 10 for 99p on kindle about a chocolate shop mystery so they will be nice in the colder weather
Sometimes I can read 10 sometimes I only read 2 it depends whats happening that month, what mood I'm in, what I'm reading ect. Audiobooks also help especially when walking the dogKudos to all you steam rolling through those books. I don't know how you read so many, I only read about 1 or 2 a month
I would read more if I didn’t waste oh so much time online. I’ve no partner or kids and reading is my only way of passing the time. I feel guilty watching anything when I’ve reading I could be doing so I ditched all streaming apps. My concentration is still shocking and I’m famous for forgetting a book the instant I read it. They make minimal impact and really it’s a terrible shame. I don’t even enjoy it anymore, I just feel under pressure to work through my HUNDREDS of unreads as I steadily accumulate more faster than I can keep up. I will never win!Kudos to all you steam rolling through those books. I don't know how you read so many, I only read about 1 or 2 a month
This sounds right up my street. I love a cosy detective series. The Dales Detective Agency by Julia Chapman are quite good for this, not necessarily amazing writing and you generally see the twist coming but I really enjoyed them.The ones I read were by Jodi Allen Brice. I got the first one free on kindle then ended up buying the other 2. The Harland Creek Mystery Quilters. Honestly I got the first one as a joke with my sister because it had a mystery solving goat
I also purchased 10 for 99p on kindle about a chocolate shop mystery so they will be nice in the colder weather
I listen to audiobooks too, I find that having something to focus on when I'm walking to/from work really helps, otherwise I get stressed. I find the Libby app such a godsend!It's not about quantity
I walk 2 idiotic dogs twice a day so do audio books during those when theyre off having their sniffy time.
I dont watch much tv and lock my phone away at times so that if Im procrastinating I read my kindle or book instead. My phone and social media is a huge time drain. I dont actually actively avoid my phone to read more, but to help my mental health as Im prone to really bad bouts of poor mental health and can identify that doom scrolling makes it so much worse.
Do you have bookbud? They send you an email every day (gets a bit tiring every day but you can ignore obviously) with the best ebooks deals online. I’ve got loads of books for free or 99p. It’s completely free to sign up
Oh god don’t enable me further (she says as she goes off to investigate)Do you have bookbud? They send you an email every day (gets a bit tiring every day but you can ignore obviously) with the best ebooks deals online. I’ve got loads of books for free or 99p. It’s completely free to sign up
everything is so overhyped over there that even a good book can feel disappointing! Hidden Pictures wasn’t bad but it had some weird ideas and just so unbelievable. It does have cool illustrations though. Plus I didn’t know it was supernatural going inI’m the exact same! It’s got to the stage where I’m afraid to recommend a book. It’s so rare that I remember a book, that when I do, I assume I must have really enjoyed it. I’ve found out the hard way that, for some reason, certain books stay with me, regardless of how tit they were, and I’ve been recommending them to others
Omg, examples please!I’m the exact same! It’s got to the stage where I’m afraid to recommend a book. It’s so rare that I remember a book, that when I do, I assume I must have really enjoyed it. I’ve found out the hard way that, for some reason, certain books stay with me, regardless of how tit they were, and I’ve been recommending them to others
I’m going to look these up, a mystery solving goat sounds so funny.The ones I read were by Jodi Allen Brice. I got the first one free on kindle then ended up buying the other 2. The Harland Creek Mystery Quilters. Honestly I got the first one as a joke with my sister because it had a mystery solving goat
I also purchased 10 for 99p on kindle about a chocolate shop mystery so they will be nice in the colder weather
