Articles on Reading

How to make money socializing on a free social network

By 1Bobby & Wendy Key

2 comments

Do you love chatting with people all across the globe. Do you like to network and share ideas to other people. Well this is the site for you.. more »

How to Perform Editing of Fiction

By GMHoltz

0 comments

Writing a short story can be a fun, therapeutic and creative way to channel your intellectual ideas and interpretations. The key to writing effectively is re-writing. Self-editing your short fiction can help your work to improve in terms of ... more »

How to Read a Novel

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

9 comments

Reading novels is great for building your vocabulary and enhancing your own writing abilities. It's also a pleasant way to pass the time when traveling (and can help keep strangers from speaking to you if you're feeling anti-social)... more »

How to Read the Whole Bible in One Year

By Anthony Delgado

2 comments

In an attempt to read the bible in a year, you can freely read from front to back or come up with your own plan for reading, but there are many resources already available which can make this process much easier. A plan will help you to stick to ... more »

How to Start a Genre Book Club

By virtualibrarian

0 comments

Although book clubs can be a lot of fun and a great social or learning experience for many people, others avoid them like the plague because they prefer to choose their own books. One idea that can work to allow people to have the whole book club ... more »

How to Systematically Study the Epistles of Paul

By Anthony Delgado

1 comments

Sometimes an in depth study can be intimidating. As Christians we often read the bible, but do not take the time to study it or meditate on it in depth. The primary reason is that we do not know how. Here is a guide, whom anyone can easily use, ... more »

How to Write Poetry Using Arbitrary Words from the Dictionary

By George Kramer

0 comments

Almost everyone can take random words from a dictionary or a thesaurus and make a poem that makes some semblance of sense. See how much fun it is and see if you can too... more »

How to Be a Terry and the Pirates Cartoon Fan

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

0 comments

“Terry and the Pirates" was a comic strip initially drawn by Milton Caniff. It began in 1934 and went on to become so popular that it spawned two different radio series, a television series and a movie. Its main character is Terry Lee, a young ... more »

How to Become a Fanfiction Fan

By Katrak

0 comments

How to get into, and become a regular reader and or writer of fanfiction... more »

How to Create Your Own Mad Libs

By martygit

0 comments

Mad Libs is a game in which one player is asked to fill in blanks in a funny story. The story is written about people known by the participants and placed in a strange or humorous situation. Blanks are peppered throughout the story. One person or ... more »

How to Determine Your Writing Style

By Lindah

1 comments

As a novice author I wanted to start on the right foot with my writing so I set out to do some fact finding about writing and how to be successful. This article is a result of my research and it is to help all those that would be aspiring ... more »

How to Join a Local Book Club

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

0 comments

Avid readers gathered over tea in 18th-century England to discuss books. Nowadays, local book clubs are still popular and a source of enjoyment for fans of reading. Though the spectrum has widened to include online book clubs, you can still find ... more »

How to Recycle Old Post Marked Stamps

By Kristina N

0 comments

This a a fun craft for adults and children. It can be used to help celebrate "Reading Month" in public schools, to encourage children to read more, and be given as gifts, party favors or included in a thank you card... more »

How to Start A Book Club Group Online Or By Phone

By MIHealthCoach

1 comments

Book clubs are a lot of fun, but like any group events, it's hard to find a night where everyone can get together. Here is an alternative to meeting out on book club night. It is more likely that you will be able to get a group together to ... more »

How to Start a Reading Journal

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

0 comments

A reading journal is a book log utilized by students, teachers or avid readers. It is used to document the books a person has read. Some start a reading journal for educational purposes (analysis of a particular passage), inspiration (jotting ... more »

How to Start Power Reading

By Trish62

0 comments

It hardly seems possible to be able to read through a book in just a couple of hours or in an evening, but it can be done. Have you ever needed to read through papers for a meeting in the morning, and thought you wouldn't get through all of them? ... more »

How to teach values to young children through literature

By Rasa

1 comments

Literature for children is very important, if taught in a right way and keeping your young one's interest in point of view... more »

How to Write a Winning E-How Article!

By kiwibirdi

2 comments

We seldom regard ourselves as experts. It is usually other people who are more knowledgable, more skilled than us, right? Not so! Learn how to locate and unleash your areas of expertise so that you can write - and help others through your very ... more »

How to Be a Literary Critic

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

0 comments

Literary critics study, evaluate and argue the merits of works of literature. While most people engage in literary criticism as a hobby, with the right connections and luck it can blossom into a rewarding career. Here are some tips to help you ... more »

How to Behave in a Library

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

0 comments

A good book can be a welcome break from the computer, video game and television world we live in today. Reading offers a chance to kick back, put your feet up and just relax. Whether you prefer a timeless classic or the newest best seller, head ... more »

How to Buy Amazon's Kindle

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

0 comments

Kindle is a unique media reader, designed by and sold exclusively through Amazon.com. The light-weight device allows users to carry up to 200 books as well as personal documents and images that you can email directly to Kindle. Kindle also offers ... more »

How to Make a Reading Nook in a Room

By jordanhope16

0 comments

Reading is a very important part of learning and it can also be a very enjoyable pastime. So it's nice to have a special place to get away from it all with a good book. Creating a "Book Nook" is simple and can be used for drawing, ... more »

How to Make Money Reading

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

1 comments

Reading is used in virtually any field of work, but some jobs require it more than others. You won't make millions reading the Sunday comics, but you can start a new career or earn extra money through reading. The publishing industry offers many ... more »

How to Memorize Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address

By Jane Smith

0 comments

There are many times when being able to persuade someone is very important to success. Oratory is the art of giving a speech that calls others to action. Memorizing Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address will help you practice your oratorical skills... more »

How to Read a Play

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

2 comments

The joy of reading a play comes from being able to cast and stage it yourself as you read it. However, seeing a play performed on stage or in a film can enhance your understanding and appreciation of it... more »

Check Out All Categories

Reading

Articles in Reading