
Today’s question:
If you come across an unfamiliar word, do you stop and look it up right away?
My answer:
It depends on the edition I am reading. If I am reading from my Kindle and/or Sony, then yes, I will look up the definition right away. If it is a print copy, I may look it up at a later time. What I try to do is read the sentence/paragraph and try to figure out the meaning from the context. Sometimes there isn’t the opportunity of having a dictionary at hand, for example if I am reading at a doctor’s office or waiting in the car waiting for my husband to “run in, I’ll only be a second” at one of his favorite stops like Home Depot/Lowe’s because I know that his second gives me at least 30 min of reading time.


May is being hosted by Martha’s Bookshelf
Mailbox Monday was created by Marcia of A girl and her books and is now on tour.







The resort’s beach and pools were a book paradise!! Everywhere you looked, people were reading print versions or reading from their Kindle, Kindle Fires and/or Ipads. Being newsy as to what people were reading, I did start conversations on the beach with those who had palapas (huts) near us. One thing I don’t like about the digital books is you can’t sneak a peek as to what someone is reading so I just asked. I even invited some to check out the book blogging community. I received quite a few books while away and will share those for Monday’s Mailbox.
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