There are as many kinds of readers as there are people. Tell me in no less than 5 complete sentences what kind of reader you are. Here’s my answer.
I am an avid reader. As a child, I would hide under my blankets for hours after bedtime devouring book after book with only a flashlight–back then we didn’t have clip-on booklights! Maybe that’s why I had to get glasses at an early age? My taste in reading materials changes all the time, but I tend to go back to, in no particular order, travel narratives, good fiction set during wars, Eastern European authors, nonfiction about pressing eco/environmental issues. I typically have 4 or 5 books I’m reading at once and I flit back and forth among them. I wish I had more time to read. – Ms. Bory
Categories: reading
Tagged: reading, survey
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1. Click Comments below any post (if you’re the first, click No Comments).
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7. You may answer my question or respond to a classmate’s comment.
8. Posts that have Must-Do need to be answered by everyone.
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Categories: management
Tagged: rules
