Do you read more books during summer or winter?

Bookish Question #159 | Do you read more books during summer or winter?

Good question! I don’t keep a track of my reading by month, so I don’t actually know whether I read more books in summer or in winter.

I know I read a lot of books during the summer,

I love spending a warm summer day at the beach, reaching on my Kindle between dips in the ocean.

I also know I read a lot of books during the winter months.

In winger, you can usually find me curled up by the fire with the cat in my lap while my husband watches TV. Reading is my preferred form of personal entertainment. I do watch a handful of  TV series, but I’d usually rather read a book (or, in the case of TV or movie versions, I’ve usually read the book already).

And I read a lot in spring and autumn.

We have a spa pool (aka hot tub), and I do read in the pool in spring and autumn, but only paperback books (I don’t want to risk dropping my Kindle in the water, or having the steam cook the device). My pool reading therefore tends to be books on the to-read pile, as my recent purchases ten to be the Kindle version.

So do I read more in summer or winter? I suspect I read fairly evenly through the year, as work and weather permit.

What about you? Do you read more in summer or in winter?

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