Where do you read?

[Eric]

I read on public transport. It helps drown out the Mainas and King'ang'is and other unnecessary noises. As a result, I find it hard to read without having to block something out, be it a noise or music. 

Where do you read?

[Dennis Kioko]

I read when I am not working or idle, on public transport mostly or when waiting for a meeting, but mostly in public transport. 

[Charlie]

I read anywhere but my favorite place has to be on the couch, wrapped up in a Masai blanket and drinking something lovely. Quiet reading anytime!

I read when traveling, when waiting for someone and before I sleep (helps me sleep better).

[Prina Patel]

I read everywhere and whenever I have time! It's nice to just hang out in a coffee shop and read, or curled up on the sofa. Equally on the plane, or on public transport works as well (although like Eric said, sometimes you need music to drown out external sounds!). Reading before bed has become a ritual too as it helps me wind down from the day and clear my head.

[James Wamathai]

I read whenever i get a moment to spare. At home, when i'm waiting for something or someone and especially on public transport. 

[Jacque Ndinda]

I read everywhere. But the most delicious these days is while waiting for the bus.  

On Thursday, August 16, 2012 6:06:20 PM UTC+3, Eric wrote:

[Nina Mwiti Mugira]

I read everywhere, libraries, cafes, on public transport but I like it most in the comfort of my house.