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This week's question is submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver's Review.
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Billy's Answer
It really depends on how interested I am in the book; though, typically I would like to stop at the end of the chapter just in case my bookmark falls out. It's easier to remember what chapter I was on than what page.
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I'm not usually bothered where I stop. I often fall asleep reading so stop where I drop, you know?
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ReplyDeleteGood point. I'm too anal to stop mid-chapter!
ReplyDeleteYeah, the end of the chapter always works well!
ReplyDeleteWhile I plan to stop at the end of the pre-determined chapter, my tired eyes and drained body often have a different plan.
ReplyDeleteSince I rarely read a physical book, I am not concerned about a bookmark falling out. I am more concerned about one of my cats walking across the Kindle and changing my location (whether forward or backward.)
Yeah, I like to get to the end of a chapter too, Billy, although I can stop at anytime, any page, really I can. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. Here's my BBH Post
Flora x
It's true. It is easier to remember a chapter-stop than a specific paragraph within a chapter. Have a good reading week ahead!
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