Feature & Follow Friday #2

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Question of the Week

Do you read more than 1 book at a time, and if so, how, like a certain amount of pages per book before moving on to the next one in the queue? - Suggested byWords I Write Crazy

Usually, no, I don't read more than one book at a time; I really like to dedicate all my spare time to just one book alone. However, on occasion, for reading challenge weeks such as Bout of Books or if I have a really light read where I don't need to focus all my attention on a complex plot, I might read two books at a time at most, or one book and a graphic novel.
If I do have two books on the go, I'll usually set myself a limit of how many days I want to finish each book in and then split the page amounts equally per day. I wouldn't say I have a "queue" - I just read both books as the mood takes me throughout the day and aim to meet my daily goal page-count with each book :)

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Feature & Follow Friday #1

Gain new followers and make new friends with the Book Blogger Feature & Follow! 
Feature & Follow is hosted by Parajunkee of Parajunkee's View and Alison of Alison Can Read. 

Question of the Week

Hard print (real thing) or Kindle/Nook, which is your favorite? - Suggested byThe Realm of Books

Personally, I love both equally - but for very different reasons. Actual real books are wonderful; there's just something special about going out, browsing shelves at a bookstore, and bringing a book home. I love being able to hold a book, to physically turn the pages, and actually see how much progress I'm making.
I also love being able to read books on my iPad. To be honest, the Kobo app was (and still is) my saviour when it comes to reading. I suffer from an illness that, at times, messes around with my reading ability and I suffer from mild dyslexia. What I love about reading with a tablet is that I can adjust the screen brightness and colour, and increase the size of the font to something that is clearer for me to make out - something that, of course, you can't do with a physical book. I also love that eReaders make reading more than one book at a time so easy and portable, and that if you want a book right this second, you can get it instantly - there's no waiting when it comes to delivery.

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