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Hi. Do you wish to read at a new place aside from home?

On my side, I like to read in the mountain with a tent, fresh air, singing birds, and just the sounds of nature I would hear. An amazing feeling for me.

What about you?

Back when we used to go camping my favorite place to read was next to the creek. The downfall to that is it would make me sleepy. I miss reading by the creek though.

I love to read at the Copley Library in Boston. It has a warm feel, and I like being surrounded by all the history.

I will like to read in a forest where there is a lot of trees and I can enjoy the natural air of nature and appreciate nature at the same time or on the roof top where I can receive fresh air and also get a view of every roof top in that environment ...if not the whole city

For me, everywhere is a special and appropriate place to read, starting from trains to beaches.

I love reading outside under a tree where nature greets me with breeze. I hate reading in something mobile like cars or aeroplanes. I get sick.

Rofenty23 wrote: ↑27 Jan 2023, 10:10 I love reading outside under a tree where nature greets me with breeze. I hate reading in something mobile like cars or aeroplanes. I get sick.

I do that, especially with the hammock. So great!

What a wonderful question!

Some of my top places to read include cozy coffee shops, public gardens, and lakeside porches. I also love reading short stories while riding a train down a scenic railway.

Of course, most of the time, I am curled up in bed

I, personally, like to red outside in the nature. Somehow it feels better, like I am in some magic world.

I'd love to read in the heart of an African savanna, surrounded by the sounds of nature. The serene landscapes, the rhythmic hum of wildlife, and the warmth of the sun would create an immersive reading experience, connecting literature with the beauty of the continent.

One interesting place I'd love to read is beneath the shade of a majestic oak tree in a serene park. The combination of nature's beauty and a captivating book would create a perfect reading retreat.