@Joey @ Big Teeth & Clouds, I call that a palette cleanser – sometimes you have to take a break before launching into the next book!

My husband reads Road and Track. That’s it!

@NotJustAnotherJennifer, Thanks so much for the stumble! I am trying to get in the habit of doing that. I’m a total newbie.

I have a Goodreads account and need to use it more. I was really good about updating it and then fell off a bit when I started blogging. I love that site, though! Need to get back to it.

Thanks again for the stumble and for stopping by. 🙂

@Stacy, You sound like my kind of reader. I like to read a lot of different genres, too!

I still love reading as an adult though I read less books (thanks to the internet, I read a lot online). I always have a pile of books from the library and I often don’t finish them in time so I have to write down what page I left off at and put the book back on hold.

I love novels, nonfiction, anything really. I love self improvement so I enjoy reading about issues that I want to grow in. I love novels, it’s so fun to get sucked into someone else’s world for a while. I also enjoy reading books on child rearing, relationships, business and so much more.

I have honestly had more education since being out of school than when I was in. Because I love choosing what I want to learn about!

@Blogging Goddess, Isn’t that the truth? I love flying, because it’s perfect reading time.

As for my husband’s magazine bookmarks, I find it so odd. But we’ve been married for almost 14 years and I’ve just accepted it as one of his (many) quirks. Did I say “many”? I meant “endearing.” Maybe your husband could explain to mine the art of reading a magazine without bookmarks.

@liz, This comment made me snort. I’ve been kind of serious and cranky today, so thank you for a much needed laugh! You lightened my whole day.

I promise we can still be friends. In fact, if by coincidence, something tragic happens to both me and Craig, I will make sure Mark knows you are a suitable mate. You and he can happily not-read together. I will haunt you, of course, but I’m sure you’ll both understand.

@Sherri @ Old Tweener, Finding time is the toughest part. I read in short bursts these days. I used to plow through books, and occasionally I can still pull that off, but in general it takes me longer to read than it used to. Most nights I can’t manage more than a chapter (or a few pages). Rarely, I get very caught up, stay up way too late, and pay for it the next day. I can’t help myself, though.

I always think that my retirement will be spent working my way methodically through the enormous pile of books that I’m accumulating now! 😉

@KLZ, I love that. I think it’s a perfect way to describe the joy of reading. We’re in control of very little in life; it’s nice to know how the story ends sometimes.