Are books still read at all these days, or are films / series only streamed on Netflix? You also buy books or read them on Google Play Books, Amazon Books etc.
Partly voluntarily (specialist literature, biographies and Star Trek books) and partly involuntarily, according to the requirements of the school (this semester 2 English books, 2 German books and 2 French books).
I buy my books in bound form if possible, I don't like paperback so much. I would never buy digitally
I like to read a lot. In one week I create at least 4 books (standard). I would also like to be an editor later. Even though I have LRS. Reading helps me.
Of course I'm also on social networks. But if I had to choose, I would hand over my cell phone and keep my books.
Reading is a completely different relaxation for me than when I watch Netflix. I read everywhere and actually whenever I have time, especially when I commute. Now at home that is limited to several hours a day in a hammock.
I have an eBook and like to use it. Especially when I'm on the go it is my constant companion. I also like to use the lending of my libraries, that's why I have a Tolino and not a Kindle. I usually only get books made of paper or borrow them from the library.
I liked to read. The Hair Potter series, Eragon, some Stephen King books, and a few youth books.
I don't read anymore. The last book was in my hand in 2019. Took almost two years to read it to the middle😅. I haven't read it to this day. I probably won't do it anymore either.
Somehow I lost interest in it.
I read a lot and always hardcover or paperback, so analog and not digital. I like the feel of paper and the smell just too much!
