There are lots of good books in all genres--fiction and non-fiction--that lots of people will never read. That's just the way it is. Reading is a time-consuming hobby and many people don't have all that much spare time. It makes them much more selective in what they will choose to buy and read. Also, reading a lot can become very expensive--another reason to be selective.
This site attracts people who tend to read more than the average person, so don't base how much you read on this site or any other site that is book-themed. Instead, read the reviews and commentaries, and if you find something that really interests you, read it. The joy of reading is a good story or an interesting topic, not how much you read.
This site attracts people who tend to read more than the average person, so don't base how much you read on this site or any other site that is book-themed. Instead, read the reviews and commentaries, and if you find something that really interests you, read it. The joy of reading is a good story or an interesting topic, not how much you read.
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Does this ever make you depressed?
17/12/2010 01:54:57 AM
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I don't measure myself against other people by number of books read.
17/12/2010 02:00:40 PM
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No.
17/12/2010 02:02:30 PM
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A little.
17/12/2010 04:10:36 PM
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Which ones have you tried? *NM*
17/12/2010 09:09:50 PM
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I think we have this conversation every time I mention Eco.
18/12/2010 03:25:40 PM
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Probably. It just seems like a shame that you'd figure you like him, and yet don't.
18/12/2010 03:44:20 PM
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Hardly ever.
17/12/2010 06:39:02 PM
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That's a good way of looking at it... a filter to steer people towards the books worth their while.
17/12/2010 09:11:34 PM
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I do notice the same, but it doesn't make me depressed or ashamed
18/12/2010 01:16:15 PM
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