Some things I learned from reading for 12 hours.

I finished Readathon with 12 hours to go yesterday. I think the main thing I learned is that if I really want to read all 24, I need to buy at least 3-4 books next time. Not only that, but time seems to just fly by when you're doing nothing but reading, with a few social media breaks thrown in from time-to-time. Another thing I learned is that non-fiction books that give you a look into history, or reaffirm your faith are good things for Readathon, despite what the general consensus says. Most everyone agrees that short, fiction books are better but that isn't my experience.
I really want to try to incorporate more reading into my day. I find it to be both an inspirational and educational experience. Not sure how I'll manage that one quite yet but I'm determined to do it!