Sentence examples for reading resolution from inspiring English sources
Matt Haig, author of A Boy Called Christmas and The Humans My reading resolution next year is a simple one.
And my reading resolution is simply to work my way through the vast heap of books I laughingly call my To Be Read Pile.
So I only have one reading resolution for 2016 and that's to get back to reading poetry every day, so poetry shelves need to be moved to my study.
Site member Confessionsofabooklover Whilst there are tons of amazing books coming up in the next year that I definitely think are a necessity for me to read, my reading resolution for next year is to read more genres.
Site member writer on wheels, via email My reading resolution is to read more diversely - in terms of reading more books by diverse authors, and more books with diverse characters.
I'd say there's probably about 70 or 80 books in it at the moment… Steve Camden, author of It's About Love My reading resolution is to organise the shelves of TBR I have into a priority order and then work through them systematically, keeping one in my bag for all journeys and platform waiting.
Disability in Kidlit editor Kayla Whaley @PunkinOnwheels My 2016 reading resolutions revolve entirely around diversity of authors.
People write articles or tweets about their own reading resolutions, and suddenly even our ambitious goals seem pathetic, and must be augmented again.
An Open Letter to Moderate/Centrist delegates to the United Methodist General Conference: As you begin General Conference, I know your head is likely spinning from reading resolutions and proposals regarding human sexuality, as well as keeping up with the United Methodist blogosphere.
Juno Dawson - the new name of James Dawson, author of This Book is Gay and All of the above My new year's reads resolution is to read more novels in translation -something I've hardly ever done.
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