making reading a Habit

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The first time I read book was way back in 2003 when I was working part time at Jigme Dorji Wangchuck Public Library.The first book I read was one of Daniel Steel's books. I read few books of Daniel steel and Sidney Sheldon. I vividly remember reading this particular book, woman of Substance by Babarra Taylor as it was my favourite book from few that I have read that year.


When I went back to college, I couldn't continue with reading as I was kinda book worm and always with my text books and I never had time to think about those frictions.

After long gap, the first book I read is in 2010 which I could complete in a week. I admit that novel taking a week is very long for any regular reader but in my own record, I don't remember completing a book in less than two weeks. I feel good to be reading again.

How I ended up picking old habit :I am kind of person who gets influenced by surrounding/environment so easily. The house where I stay now has massive collection of books and DVDs.(got lucky) I got inspired by my house owner, Leonie, who give time to everything equally, reading, watching movies, cooking and family and ofcourse work.

Presently, I am on Stephenie Meyer's series of Vampires books. Books are quite good and easy to understand, straight forward, simple language makes it seems like drama. The movies, I did watch before the books help me put all the characters with the image. It is interesting to watch and read together.

I only wish I could carry this reading till I get habituated. Fingers crossed...when Uni starts again soon!

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