I read in bed.

Being a truck driver most of my reading is done through audiobooks. Every now and then I get a chance to sit down and read a good book though.

I try to read every night before I go to sleep. I'm in bed, book propped. My last book was "Jefferson's Daughters" a biography of the white and mixed race daughters of Thomas Jefferson. I also read online many times a day, I read several blogs. And then I read license plates and bumper stickers. I used to read cereal boxes. If it is print and in front of me I will read it.

Most of my reading lately is news and technical, typically online. I don't get a lot of reading for pleasure in, though I prefer a physical paperback to electronic device when I can.

On here, FB articles, and FB posts. Once I get my pill for concentration, I can read my books again.

I read loads books ... I can't seem to settle reading a book online , although
i did read ' GOD IS NOT GREAT on my ipad .
I, m,ostly in bed when I read .

Work and right before bed.

I want to minimize my time on the computer and almost only read with paper. Pluse, if it is my own book, I can dogear pages and make notes and highlights (I can hear the groans). That way I can go over the book later and hit the parts I felt were important.

Unually at my table (which has become a desk), stretched out on the sofa or before bed (the more boring the book the better to get to sleep). When I worked, it was a 30 minute bus ride to the office so a lot of reading was done there.

Like you, most of my reading these days is done online, I did try going to the library yesterday afternoon but there wasn't a single open parking space.
Maybe today.

Sadly, it is now digitally. I still love holding a physical book, but my kindle is pretty nice

I don't manage much reading at all, as I routinely fall asleep after a few paragraphs. Narcolepsy sucks. I used to be able to spend hours in a book, but my meds don't seem to be working any more.

I read all the time and keep books everywhere. Get them for Kindle from Amazon, other books from yard sales, library sales, thrift shops! Listen to audio books and podcasts in the car.

I mostly read at home, but lately I've been taking lunch breaks at a local restaurant and reading there.

I like to read in printed book form... mainly on the crapper.

Since you asked..... On the John. Lol

I primarily do reading via audio books, which I download from teh NLS (National Library Service), and listne to through an app on my phone. I am partially (legally) blind, and so reading hard copy or starign at a computer screen too long will give me eye strain preatty esily. Anyway, i listen to anywhere from 5-15 books a week, dependign on how logn the books are.

For new I mostly listen to NPR, but get soem news off the internet.

Online too.

I'd say the same these days. Mostly online reading. But I enjoy a good novel now and again.

I didn't answer the question in my last comment. Most of my reading is done where ever I have a few moments to read. I always have a book with me. If I go to the movies and there are a few minutes before the show, I'll read. I've even read a paragraph or two when I'm at a stop light. I know, I shouldn't. I usually read a bit before bed. Last night I sat in a comfortable chair and read a bit.

I do a lot of "real" book reading. I still do a lot of online reading. But nothing better than a real book in my hands. I carry a few books with me where ever I go. It would probably be better to just have online reading and books on my Nook with regard to taking up space. But I can't help my love of the printed word. I even print things from the internet instead of reading them on the computer.

In bed, beneath a tree, in the car, on the toilet, and when I'm not watching TV.

My favorite place to read is my patio - weather permitting. But I read all over the place - in bed, on the couch, and, when my son was small and I used to drive him to baseball and music lessons, in my car. I used to keep a book in my car for those waiting times. Every so often I drive a long distance and I use audiobooks. I've never tried a Kindle I like book books. They don't need batteries, fit in your pocket, and they're free at the library. Books are so cool - you actually can get right inside of another person's mind.

Most of my reading is now listening- books on cd; the electronic library,etc. Most of that is done while I drive. I still look at knittiing and spinning and gardening books, because of the pictures, bur straight forward reading is too strenuous for my old eyes.

I like Audible (audio books), Great way to learn and be intertained. If you spend any amount of time driving I would recommend. Pretty Cheap if you sign up to get once a month or once every other month.