Have your reading habits changed joining OBC?

[Wisely Time]

I've found I'm using my e-reader much more often since joining OBC. It's just so dang easy to read a review and then buy and download the book with one click!

[Scott Fling]

I've found I'm using my e-reader much more often since joining OBC. It's just so dang easy to read a review and then buy and download the book with one click!

[Carlos Mata Saenz]

Definitely. I'm reading more, and using more my ipad for reading (and I discovered I'm starting to enjoy it quite a lot, I used to be much more paper-book defender)

[Paul Link]

Yes! I read a lot more books more often from a variety of genres. I also have become more analytical in taking notes on the books that I read.

[Lizzie Mustard]

I'm probably reading the same amount, but I'm reading more authors that are new to me. I'm also reading more online via pdf and kindle as that's where the review copies are posted. When I'm not reading to review, I only read physical books as they are less strain for my eyes.

[Moddesser Elahi]

Yeah, for me, obviously! I always wanted to read books but would stop after reading a few pages. But now I have read some books; and I think of myself as a reader (not bragging)!

[Mari Thompson]

Yes my reading habits have changed since joining OBC. I had taken a long break from reading books. Now I am reading much more frequently.

[Alissa Nesson]

My reading habits have definitely changed since joining the review team here. I’ve discovered new authors and read different kinds of books for review that I’m sure I would never have found or read otherwise. I’ve also started reading two books at once, one for review and one that I choose, whereas before I would have just focused on one book at a time.

[Kristin Cowan]

I make more time to read and the types of books I read vary more

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

Definitely, I am not reading my usual genre, but this doesn't matter, as I'm reading such a variety, all out of my 'comfort zone', which is giving me a wider reader experience. I think this is very healthy.

[Tomy Chandrafrost]

Yes. I've been increasing my reading speed and making reading a daily activity, as well as seeking extra income to buy other new books.