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jt25man · 12 Jan 2007, 01:37

Reading the thread about American ignorance, and the debate about the literacy of Americans, and whether or not they actually read books, I've decided to ask everyone how many books they've read since January 1, 2000.

For the book to count, you must have read the book in its entirety. Magazines, newspapers, periodicals, and internet forums don't count. This does not also include textbooks, but if you were forced to read a mainstream book for a class, you can count it.

Please be honest, and you can approximate if you don't know the exact figure.

I've read approximately 55 books in that time.

12 Jan 2007, 01:37	#1
jt25man Victim of Marriage Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: NW Indiana Posts: 784	Book Survey Reading the thread about American ignorance, and the debate about the literacy of Americans, and whether or not they actually read books, I've decided to ask everyone how many books they've read since January 1, 2000. For the book to count, you must have read the book in its entirety. Magazines, newspapers, periodicals, and internet forums don't count. This does not also include textbooks, but if you were forced to read a mainstream book for a class, you can count it. Please be honest, and you can approximate if you don't know the exact figure. I've read approximately 55 books in that time. __________________ You mean there's life outside the internet...oh man I'm screwed.