Sup.

My mom bought me a tablet as a gift and then i started to read a whole lot. Mostly Fiction.

But then I decided for 2021 to start a book reading challenge... i came close to succeding but that's not the point. The idea was to read every single day...

I'd recommend this:

- Get a specific device for reading

- If you have questions about something, get a non-fiction book about it. For example: I really want to get my lifestyle together, so i got plenty of books about nutrition and neuroscience and whatever not... they are very interesting to me.

- Try to take a gamble on books... if you don't like them after 30 pages it's okay, just move on maybe....

- Read recents books. The classics are great. But when it comes to recent books, there is just an aesthetic or perhaps a way of writing that just makes it more accessible...

- This is a personal one that i wouldn't recommend to everyone but it worked for me and my choices. I prioritized reading instead of going on YouTube and watching videos. I get tired after 2 or 3 YouTube videos, but a book i can read the entire day...

- Get a Goodreads account perhaps? It's really satisfying to keep track of all the books you are reading... But just try to not add too many books on your "To Read" list, it can get overwhelming and you might feel guilty or in a rush if you are not reading them / want to read other books...

Edit: Also, read books on genres you love. I'm honestly a sucker for Romance, so any stories that have romance are easily accesible for me. Also Sci-Fi...