Reviews are definitely worthwhile, as are quote blogs like this one. The more books you review and quote, the more books we can add to common knowledge (because the reviews/quotes recommend them to enough people that the contents of the book catch on with them and they use them and recommend them to other people and so on) and the fewer books we have to read (because they either can be distilled to a review/series of quotes or are found to be not worth reading).
As for actually reading, take a book with you on your commute if your commute doesn’t involve driving, and leave another in the bathroom.
(The people who read the most of anyone I know share a certain health issue with Martin Luther, and that’s why they read so much.)
Reviews are definitely worthwhile, as are quote blogs like this one. The more books you review and quote, the more books we can add to common knowledge (because the reviews/quotes recommend them to enough people that the contents of the book catch on with them and they use them and recommend them to other people and so on) and the fewer books we have to read (because they either can be distilled to a review/series of quotes or are found to be not worth reading).
As for actually reading, take a book with you on your commute if your commute doesn’t involve driving, and leave another in the bathroom.
(The people who read the most of anyone I know share a certain health issue with Martin Luther, and that’s why they read so much.)