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In today's rapidly moving society, even the biggest bibliophiles sometimes have problems finding the time to sit down with a good book. But if you are [[Be Creative|creative]] and observant, you'll begin to see how parts of your everyday routine can be used as reading opportunities. | In today's rapidly moving society, even the biggest bibliophiles sometimes have problems finding the time to sit down with a good book. But if you are [[Be Creative|creative]] and observant, you'll begin to see how parts of your everyday routine can be used as reading opportunities. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Buy an audio version of a book. It's usually the cheapest option, and readily available, so you can listen to it just about anywhere. Many public libraries now allow their cardholders to download electronic audiobooks to personal MP3 players. Alternatively, you can buy audio books on CDs or specialized MP3 players. You could also buy the audio version of a book you already own. | #Buy an audio version of a book. It's usually the cheapest option, and readily available, so you can listen to it just about anywhere. Many public libraries now allow their cardholders to download electronic audiobooks to personal MP3 players. Alternatively, you can buy audio books on CDs or specialized MP3 players. You could also buy the audio version of a book you already own. | ||
