Tips to read a little more every day

How to read every day ... a little more

A series of tips to read a little more every day, starting from making books a daily appointment to spend with friends. And then having more books on the bedside table and surrendering to the technology of ebooks and audiobooks helps ...

Reading every day is a healthy habit and, with some tricks, as we have said, it seems that it is possible to read up to 100 books in a year. Nothing compared to 200 of the crime writer Agatha Christie, avid reader and prolific writer. Or to the book a day that read President Roosevelt.

However, it is not always easy to set aside time to read; but here are some useful tips, taken from Bustle, to read a little more every day.

Is it possible to read up to 100 books a year?

Define the time to read each day

Just as you take the time to go to the gym or pool, go out for a ride or go shopping, it is useful to set a time for reading. Once a moment of the day has been decided, it is important to keep the appointments constant.
Read ebook and listen to audio books

Buying ebooks for reading on the ereader or tablet is a great idea for reading even in free time during the day away from home. Perfect for lunch break and public transport trips. For those who spend a lot of time in the car there are audiobooks, useful also for those who after work are too tired to read a book.
Participate in a bookclub

Another idea to read a little more every day is to participate in a book club. Every month we read a work and discuss it together. What's more, this seems to be the coolest moment to take part in a bookclub: from Emma Watson to Florence Welch, there's no shortage of stars dedicated to books and shared reading.

The bookcrossing by Emma Watson, which leaves autographed books on the subway

Read together

Another idea of a shared but more intimate reading than the bookclub is to read with your partner or friend. Spending quality time together can also mean reading each other's books that affect both.

Don't get stubborn on a book that doesn't "magnify", rather set it aside and look for the most suitable reading. An engaging volume is easier to read. For the book that doesn't magnify, don't demordete however: leave it aside, the right moment will come for him too. Reading more books at the same time..

A book may seem the perfect one today, but lose its charm tomorrow. Much depends, in fact, on the mood of his reader. In order to have a reading suitable for every day, the advice is to read more than one reading at the same time.