5 Tips for Reading Burnout

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What do you do to help yourself recover from reading burnout? I hope these tips help you!
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Комментарии : 10

@bardechh 4 месяца назад

For the Q&A What is your favorite book cover? What Hogwarts houses are you in? Have you watched the Dragon Lance Movie yet? What’s your favorite sandwich? ~Christian “Has Strong Feelings About Banh Mi Sandwiches”

@Arsenal.N.I7242 4 месяца назад

Question for Q and A: Congratulations on your 1000 subs......for me I love Fantasy books but I also get a lot of fantasy and other worldly stuff from different hobbies. Listening to power metal music and playing video games to name a few. Is there any other way you get that fantasy fix other than reading books.

@FreeLatveria 4 месяца назад

Reread an old favorite was what got me out of my last really bad slump. For me, it was A Game of Thrones.

@TheSlothnic 4 месяца назад

I totally agree with you about reading different genres. It helps me a lot when I switch to a different type of book after finishing one that I've been reading, especially if it is a long book. I just finished reading The Hidden Queen by Peter V Brett and it was such a great second book in his Nightfall Series. Thanks again for the great tips to beat a reading slump.

@FantasyFictionFanatics 4 месяца назад

I’ll have to check out the Nightfall series. I haven’t heard of it. 😊

@Arsenal.N.I7242 4 месяца назад

For me it's read shorter books... usually shorter literary works or sword and sorcery. My usual reading problem is what book do I read next lol. I look at my book shelf and think ... Ooo no here we go again what do I pick up now 🤔.

@FantasyFictionFanatics 4 месяца назад

I understand that too! Sometimes there are too many that sound good at one time!

@Najahiri 4 месяца назад

Nice tips! I've been having some nice time reading The Neverending Story to my partner's daughter! Would you have other interesting fantasy books which could appeal to a young one (7 yo)?

@FantasyFictionFanatics 4 месяца назад

I remember really loving the warriors series by Erin Hunter at that age. Those books are about wild cats and their clans. It’s not a traditional fantasy, but the story is told from the cats perspective so it feels like fantasy to me lol I also recommend the Inkheart series by Cornelia Funke. Or Narnia by C.S. Lewis If you’re reading it to her, she might like His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. It’s a little bit older for reading level (like 10-12) but if you read it to her it would be fine. I haven’t read it myself, but ive heard several people here on the channel liked the Redwall series when they were younger so that one might also be a good choice. I will continue to think of more and let you know what else I come up with. 😊

@Najahiri 4 месяца назад

@@FantasyFictionFanatics These are very nice suggestions, thank you so much 😊