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Tuesday, 1 December 2015
Goodreads Challenge 2015 - One Month Left
There's a month left of Goodreads' 2015 challenge. I have 20 books left to read. I can do this!
If, like me, you need to get your ever-loving butt in gear and sprint to the finish line, here's my plan for kicking this challenge's arse. Hopefully, it'll help you out with your challenge-arse-kicking-plan too.
Book polygamy
This is the part of the plan that I have the least trouble with (he he!) - I am always reading more than one book at a time - and I'm pretty sure this is the way to continue!
Short books are your friends
There is no shame in short books. In fact, some of the best books you can read are also some of the quickest. You can get through multiple books at a faster pace - handy for if you need to make up the numbers.
You might want to try the aptly named Quick Reads, and a good dash of comics (or at least, the ones listed on Goodreads,) and graphic novels.
Become surgically attached to your book
...figuratively, of course. Please do not actually surgically attach yourself to a book.
If you have a book with you at all times then you reclaim the lost minutes - in a queue, over a cup of coffee, while trying to avoid a neighbour you don't like (I don't do that! It's just an example!) etc. etc.
Read, read, read, and then read some more!
This is the bite-the-bullet part of the plan I'm afraid. In order to have read your target number of books, you just have to keep reading!
And one more thing...
There's an edit button on your challenge page. Don't be afraid to use it. Seriously, if you're less than 50% through your challenge (for example,) then you may want to consider revising the number down. There's no shame in it, it's just being realistic.
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