Post by OwlSensei on Sept 7, 2017 16:47:22 GMT
What is your favourite book?
I never read them as a child, not even as a teenager.
I was never encouraged to and never saw the point as I had never tried...
The first book I read was 'The Hobbit', a couple of years ago in my mid-20's. The reason for this is that I wanted to practice my speaking (selective mute, stutter/speech problems, etc) and so I chose that book and I read it out loud, an hour a day, and recorded it.
I listened to the recording afterwards to hear where I'd struggle with my reading, and try to work on certain words over time.
I liked that book but my favourite would have to be "The Necromancer's Gambit" by A.J.Dalton, I really related to the Necromancer a lot
I haven't read many books so I wouldn't call myself a book worm, but if anybody else enjoys reading, what is your favourite book?
I never read them as a child, not even as a teenager.
I was never encouraged to and never saw the point as I had never tried...
The first book I read was 'The Hobbit', a couple of years ago in my mid-20's. The reason for this is that I wanted to practice my speaking (selective mute, stutter/speech problems, etc) and so I chose that book and I read it out loud, an hour a day, and recorded it.
I listened to the recording afterwards to hear where I'd struggle with my reading, and try to work on certain words over time.
I liked that book but my favourite would have to be "The Necromancer's Gambit" by A.J.Dalton, I really related to the Necromancer a lot
I haven't read many books so I wouldn't call myself a book worm, but if anybody else enjoys reading, what is your favourite book?
feeling a bit exhausted this week, hope you're all doing well 
lol
I have finally finished my course work for this year, I only have exams left, all of them will be online and from home! I think that will be interesting 
so I am preparing for them in my freetime.
