Reading multiple books

[Anonymous No.18174989]

I like to read around 5 or 6 non fiction books at a time. I will read carefully and sometimes take notes but I don't usually read more than a chapter or two of each of them a day

Is this bad for reading comprehension the subjects tend to be different so I don't see confusing the topic being an issue?

[Anonymous No.18175174]

Retard

[Anonymous No.18175218]

Nah it's fine.

Just make sure you finish the book and write a conclusion for your thoughts. Even if you revisit and decide to alter your opinion, you've at least put effort into it.

[Anonymous No.18175275]

>>18175218
Double retard

[Anonymous No.18175280]

>>18175218
and don't forget to post in on Goodreads

[Anonymous No.18175444]

>>18174989
make sure you make notes

[Anonymous No.18175454]

>>18174989
If you feel fine with it then continue.

[Anonymous No.18175745]

>>18174989
For me, it's Barnes and Noble. The best book store and coffee shop. I even ask for extra or otherwise unsellable copies of books I already own and the staff is so friendly and more than willing to oblige.

One time I asked for Infinite Jest and they gave me three. I said, "Wow, three for free!" and the nice friendly Barnes and Noble worker laughed and said, "I'm going to call you 3-for-free!".

Now the staff greets me with "hey it's 3-for-free!". It's such a fun and cool atmosphere at my local Barnes and Noble book store and coffee shop, I go there at least 3 times a week to glimpse through the young adult section, 1-2 times for rereleases of G.R.R. Martin's the song of ice and fire series on the weekend, and maybe once in the evening to read what's on display when I'm in a rush but want a goodreads approved book that is affordable, not too deep, and can match my daily literary needs.

I even get a cinnabon brand muffin and a coffee, it's delicious! What a great bookstore.