Reading nonfiction, as a lover of all things fantasy, can be the most difficult thing on the planet.,especially if you’re a student. After a long day of classes, reading more dry content is not most people’s idea of fun. Thankfully, there are a few ways to make this more bearable and even develop a healthy appreciation of the genre!
- Read what interests you
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Since nonfiction can seem really dry and dull, it’s important that you go with a topic that interests you! Even if it’s only a passing interest, it’s better to read what is fascinating as opposed to what you think you’re supposed to be reading.
- Set a daily page goal
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Sometimes, you just have to sit down and make yourself do read. Setting a goal of 10-20 pages a day will keep you moving through the book and will make you feel accomplished when you reach it!
- Try different types
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There are a lot of different types of nonfiction, from memoirs to handbooks to essays. If you don’t like one type, try another!
- Read it along with a fictional book
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If you set a daily goal of pages, it’s a good idea to reward yourself with some fiction everytime you reach it! This can be great motivation to finish your nonfiction book faster!
- Just keep going!
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The more you read nonfiction, the easier and more interesting it will get! The important thing to do is to just keep going!
Edited for grammar.