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Re: Question for people who like to read
(Anonymous) 2024-05-19 03:39 am (UTC)(link)I'm also a little spoiled for choice with finding books, because I volunteer at a library and sometimes read over summaries while shelving new or returned books.
With that being said, I do find that I get into pretty bad slumps after reading a book and will just not read anything for a while until I actively force myself to make the time to read. My main motivator recently has been books from the library, because I can only renew them so many times before I have to return them - so I sort of pressure myself into reading them 'before its too late'. Unfortunately this means that books I have borrowed from friends/family or that I have bought become less prioritized and have been prolonged from reading :s
Another way I get out from my reading slumps are comics/manga (another perk of library access lol). I seem to read through those without a problem and usually get prompted into reading books afterwards.
As for skimming, I think it just depends on the book. The only times that I've skimmed has either been books that I've been in a rush to return at the last minute, books that I couldn't 100% get into but were lent to me by people who want my opinion on it or books that had started off well enough - but became terrible/annoying to read near the end and I just wanted to finish it.