"Edamame and #really sad"

Hey! I've been reading for pleasure my whole life (when I was a kid I was convinced everyone read fiction books before bed because it was what we did at home 😄). Lately, I've been preoccupied with ubiquitous news reports on how reading comprehension skills persistently deteriorate, especially among the younger generations. So it got me wondering how people who do read for pleasure manage to keep the habit of reading alive "in this economy" 👀

Do you mostly read fiction or non-fiction?

Is reading for pleasure part of your daily routine? If so, how much time a day do you spend on reading?

Do you often binge books?

Describe your average reading session 😁(Do you have a special spot where you get comfortable/is it a hard copy or an e-book/is it day or night etc.)

Do you have a schedule or do you read when you feel like reading?

Have you ever struggled with reading (e.g. issues with concentration/retaining information, learning disabilities etc.) and how did you manage to overcome it?

Can you read multiple books at once?

If you're multilingual, do you intentionally choose to regularly read books in your target language(s) to maintain language proficiency? Is it a habit too, or is it a matter of the book's original language?

How do you usually choose books for your to-read list?

Do you keep track of the books you've read/plan to read?

Do you consider reading manga/comics "reading"?

Do you often find yourself in a reading slump? How long did your ultimate slump take?