What do you think is the most peaceful setting to read a book?
Mine would be next to water,river ocean lake stream something magical about reading there.
Next to an open window while it is raining. I used to read in a screened-in porch, which became my favorite spot. But being next to a window so you can feel the breeze and hear the changes in weather is, in my opinion, the most serene setting.
That is my favorite place to next to a window and listening to rain
Somewhere that surrounds me with a feeling that can only be described as "cozy." Such as curled up in a squishy armchair by a fireplace during winter. Propped in bed while thunder rumbles outside and I'm safe and warm and dry in my home. Quiet is a key component, but I enjoy the sounds of other people reading - pages turning, newspapers wrinkling, the plastic library coverings crackling - so tucked away in a corner of my local library is nice as well.
love description i love the smell of old books and the feel of the tattered pages,so i agree with the library
Well for me I would prefer to sit and read in a rather comfortable chair on a relatively peaceful patio covered in a canopy of "bougainvillea" with my Belgian Mally and shepherd by my side during a cool eve or morn. Although I love my better-half profoundly, I would quickly become distracted by her company; thus, if I was alone with our beasts I think my reading time would be optimal.
its funny i agree that i become devulged more in a book if noone is around
I too like the sound of water and one of my top choices is reading on a beach. However i is about a four drive to one. I have a chair that sits next to a window in my house and love to sit in it and listen to the rain. I have several water fountains-the small tabletop ones and have them going. The sound of water is very relaxing. Then I like to read in bed. I work night shift and like to turn on my kindle and read a chapter or two of an e-book before I go to bed. Sometimes I go in my attic or on my porch to red. The porch is built in and the attic is finished, I have a beanbag chair up there. Of course when I am at the gym or in my attic workout room-I like to read while walking on the treadmill or riding the exercise bike.
that does sound relaxing, i cannot read on device though has to be a real book for me
I do both, but prefer the real thing as well because reading on a device sometimes put too much strain on my eye.
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