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Am I the only person who reads several books together and doesn’t finish at least half of them?

Currently in rotation:

- The Americans and Everybody Else by Russian author I. Kurilla 
- Saving Time by J. Odell
- Die My Love by A. Harwicz (short one but I broke it up in 4 segments)
- You Are What You Watch by @walthickey

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I don’t read in season, yet when I do I’m typically a one fiction book at a time… might have one or two non fictions in rotation yet if it’s a story I want to be singularly focused.

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I try to at least mix up fiction and non-fiction or do different languages

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Me too, i was inclined to reading english classics for the last decade, now tryin to catch up on russian classics that i didn't read at school

I actually haven’t read in Russian constantly for about a decade but felt like doing some reading this year

I occasionally read in French too but I’m really slow

you must be russian, right? It's a blessing to be able to read english and russian books in original. Поддерживаю всем сердцем. Похоже что я нашел родственную душу. ❤️

Hah, in my case, it comes with the job (moving countries)

There is a few I can actually read but I’m too slow at them to my taste

Different languages is a skill beyond my capacity.  That’s sweet.