Reading

1. Do you like reading?

I don’t just like reading, I adore it. I’ve been an avid reader since I was old enough to hold a book in my hands.

Other answers:

Sure...but I’m only doing it 30-40 minutes a day right before I go to sleep. It’s a wonderful way to relieve stress and to relax.

Well, not that much, just too lazy to pick up a book. But I do enjoy reading sports magazines. 

2. What kinds of books do you usually read?

I used to be a big fan of science fiction books, especially ones that involved space or futuristic technology. These days I’m more into non-fiction books about current affairs or history.

Other answers:

I tend to like stuff that’s completely different from my life. I’ve lately been really into historical fiction and adventures.

I like to read things according to the mood I am in, sometimes it’s all mushy stuff, other time i history and autobiography.

3. How many hours a day would you say you spend on reading?

If you include the Internet, then I read for at least two hours a day. I get a lot more of my reading done online than I used to. If you just count books then maybe I only read for half an hour or so each day.

4. Where do you usually read?

The best place to read is at home in a comfortable chair, with a cup of tea or some other snack. It’s best to read when you can feel peaceful and at home. Cafes are also nice places to read because they have a convivial atmosphere.

5. Do you think children like reading nowadays?

I think that children do like reading and always have, but nowadays there are many other attractions competing for children’s attention, like TV and video games. The success of book series like Harry Potter proves that reading is alive and well amongst young people.

Another answer:

I don’t think so. There’s just too much other stuff the younger generations do these days. Reading \ isn’t one of those things we have to do anymore.

6. What sorts of books do children like to read?

You can’t pigeonhole preferences based on age. Some children read books aimed at mature and sophisticated adults whilst a lot of adults like to read trashy romance novels of dubious literary merit.