If you read as much as I do, you have probably found yourself reading in a lot of different places, from noisy airports to coffee shops to different rooms in your own home. I tend to keep a book near the bed, in my car and one in my den, just in case I have the time and inclination to read.
I also carry two e-readers in my purse. Why two? Because I have different content loaded on both of them, and I like to keep my options open. E-readers offer a lightweight, compact means of carrying around a big stack of books.
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"A PECULIAR READING CHAIR. illustration explains itself. The seat may be stuffed and upholstered to suit, and the desk can be made to rest at any desired inclination." Image from page 493 of "American engineer and railroad journal" (1893) From Internet Archive Book Images' photostream on Flickr.com. No known copyright restrictions. |
Hmm, I see that picture says the desk part of that chair is adjustable to any inclination. I wonder if my stationary bike could be modified to do that.
That chair looks comfortable enough, for a classroom situation. But I think if I had one of those in my house, I would probably be gravitating toward cozier reading places, on the sofa, recliner, or bed.
Where do you read? Comment below, and let us know.
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