What and how are you reading?

[Nielle Asisah]

I use an android phone, so I use aldiko and I'm reading The lucky ones By Tiffany Reisz

[jvez]

I am using my laptop and currently rereading Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson

[Kyleen]

I read using my android phone. I usually read wattpad stories

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

I am currently reading 'Perfume: the story of a murderer' by Patrick Suskind. I have downloaded an ebook and am reading it in my laptop while at home or during breaks in my workplace and in my phone while journeying.

[apwaldrop]

I am currently rereading The Little Broomstick by Mary Stewart. I enjoy reading through amazon kindle or downloading PDFs and doing it that way. I always have a paperback book with me somewhere. I use android products but I do like apple products as well. I do not currently own any.

[lydiasmoot21]

I just got done reading The Different Kinds of Monsters by Seth Chambers. It's a sci-fi book so I had to make myself read 19 pages a day to keep with the 30 day limit.

[Isabelleva]

I love reading on my phone. Nothing will ever beat a good old fashioned book but I really enjoy the convinence of being able to read on my phone. Whipping it out during class, work, social gatherings, whenever I have a spare moment. It makes it much easier and for trips who has the space for 10 books!

[Aixa Miller]

Hello,
I love apple too. But I use the Kindle app to read. I'm currently reading Solaris Seethes (book 1) by Janel McNulty. Pretty awesome so far

[faceadventure]

I'm using the Tolino vision 4HD and I love it. I decided to get it mostly because it was on a discount and because of the fact that it's waterproof. I love reading in the bathtub

[Lgs1089]

Right now, I'm reading Shepherding Cassie by Michael Oborn. I'm using my Kindle Paperwhite to read this one. I like being able to take notes, highlight, and control the lighting. If I want to have a lamp on while I read, I just drop the background on it to zero. I will say that I always prefer a tangible book. The older the book, the more it smells. Right in the spine, it smells like a maw-maw on the 4th floor of a library. She's right where the light fades into the musty book stacks. She peers over her shoulder to check if she's alone. She is, but she looks again anyway. Maw-maw slowly reaches into her big ass purse with beads of sweat covering her upper lip. Is she nervous? Nah, she just needs a spritz of Chanel No. 5. That is what an old book smells like to me. It's not the smell of a flower, but it's oddly comforting.

[nikkyteewhy]

I'm using an old dell laptop now although sometimes I use my Samsung galaxy tablet.

[radprof]

I am reading, Someone by Alice McDermott, on my Ellipsis 7 tablet. The reason I like using a tablet to read is so I can read in bed. There are many times I do not fall asleep until 2 in the morning. Reading without a light on means I usually do not disturb my husband with a light.

[Jillpillbooknerd]

I won a Kindle Fire a few years ago from the Southern Women's Show so that is what I mostly use to read my e-books on. Right now I have a few different ones that I'm reading. My two current favorites are A Perfumer's Secret by Adria J. Cimino and The Art of Enchantment by M.A. Clarke Scott. I'm really loving both of the storylines and the strong female characters.

[Aituaje]

I'm using my laptop to read "Heaven and Earth." I typically read physical copies of books, but I switch it up every now and then.

[snowdrop36]

I used to read physical copies of books, but now use mostly my Kindle. I now have over 6,000 books on it. I love reading.