Although reading isn’t for all, it is such a great way to pass time productively and positively!Β
For those who enjoy reading, maybe during isolation you can create a read list of the books you aim to read whilst spending extended periods of time at home. You can read in bed, in the lounge, in your kitchen or even in your garden if you are lucky enough to have one.
Taking the next step into your reading journey throughout isolation, you could make it into a household thing where you create reading challenges or a book club. You could all take in turns reading one book and then come together and talk about it or even just each read separate books. There are endless books to read especially with the growing community of amazing writers in all categories, styles and book types. Even if you are isolating with children you could create a little reading challenge that encourages them to pick up a book. It’ll be great for your homeschooling routine as reading is very good for the mind and can increase literacy skills and motivation.Β
The great thing about books is the amount and range that there is. You have hard copy books, E-books, Audible books, picture books, fictional books, biographies, autobiographies, books for schools and learning, encyclopaedia’s and in all kinds of amazing genres. There really is something for everyone!