I wonder about you people sometimes.. How many books and magazines do you read per month? What kind of magazines do you read? Or journals?
I must admit that I often find magazines boring to read. Like.. People? Downright boring for me to read. Sport Illustrated? *chuckle* I would say maybe once in 10 years or longer (I prefer to be a player than sitting and watch or read the sports) However I do read National Geographic.
I read average 5 - 7 different books per month. I usually read the thought-provoking books... Examples: The Years of Rice and Salt, The Catcher in the Rye, Into the Buzzsaw: The Myth of a Free Press, The Truth About Children's Health: The Comprehensive Guide to Understanding, Preventing, and Reversing Disease, The Untold Story of Milk, All books by Graham Hancock, All books by John Gray, Different kind of political books, etc etc.. To be honest.. I haven't read the novels for a while... Michael Crichton's Prey is my latest novel to read. J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will be my next novel to read whenever it comes out.
About journals, I mostly read medical and health-related journals (too many to list)... maybe 15 - 20 per month? I didn't read all of these journals, depends on what kind of articles that catch my eyes.
For some reason, I sometimes got the feeling that most people often understated the importance of reading and knowledge. That is kinda sad to see that.
btw (in poll, journals included in 'magazines' group)
I must admit that I often find magazines boring to read. Like.. People? Downright boring for me to read. Sport Illustrated? *chuckle* I would say maybe once in 10 years or longer (I prefer to be a player than sitting and watch or read the sports) However I do read National Geographic.
I read average 5 - 7 different books per month. I usually read the thought-provoking books... Examples: The Years of Rice and Salt, The Catcher in the Rye, Into the Buzzsaw: The Myth of a Free Press, The Truth About Children's Health: The Comprehensive Guide to Understanding, Preventing, and Reversing Disease, The Untold Story of Milk, All books by Graham Hancock, All books by John Gray, Different kind of political books, etc etc.. To be honest.. I haven't read the novels for a while... Michael Crichton's Prey is my latest novel to read. J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will be my next novel to read whenever it comes out.
About journals, I mostly read medical and health-related journals (too many to list)... maybe 15 - 20 per month? I didn't read all of these journals, depends on what kind of articles that catch my eyes.
For some reason, I sometimes got the feeling that most people often understated the importance of reading and knowledge. That is kinda sad to see that.
btw (in poll, journals included in 'magazines' group)
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