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Honestly, I found it really hard to find the time while I stayed home. I would sometimes try while L napped, but that really was it.

Now, my work commute is about 40 minutes and I take the train, so I can pound out about 15-20 pages per train ride. I really cherish those train rides and sometimes secretly hope they have an issue or break down so I can sit there longer.

I read on the subway..and I read for 20 minutes or so before turning out the light at night.

I read in bed most every night.

I read in bed almost every night. I rarely have time to read during the day, unless we are on vacation or the LOs or napping.

I read in bed in the evenings if I'm not too exhausted. I used to read 120 books a year, but now I have way less time. I also listen to audiobooks in the car now.

I'm on the train 2 days a week with an hour commute each way. 4 hrs of uninterrupted reading time for me.

I read at lunchtime, while on the toilet (uh...yeah), at bedtime, while waiting for my car to be serviced, at the doctor's office, after my daughter's bedtime, etc. Any time I can squeeze in 5-10 minutes or more, I read. I just have to remember to carry the book or kindle with me wherever I go.

@Bao: I feel ya. I have zero time to read. I'm home alone w/my toddler all day, who will barely let me pee (she is usually knocking on the door singing, "do you wanna build a snowman??"), let alone read a book. I would like to read for an hour or so after she goes to bed, but for the past 6 months, she's been unable to sleep unless I'm lying in bed next to her, so that's out, too :T I'm considering asking for a Kindle for Christmas so I can read with the lights dimmed while she's asleep.

She's also started morning preschool, 2x a week, so I think I will try to read in-between errands and while I'm waiting to pick her up.

On my commute, sometimes before bed, but not usually.

I have my e-reader in my purse at all times so I'll read on my lunch break, read while waiting for appointments, etc. But I also try to read while laying in bed before I fall asleep each night.

I gave up some TV shows and read instead. I was watching several shows I didn't really care too much about, so I decided it would be more useful to read. I still watch a couple of favorites but no more mindless television.

@Bao: i tend to just binge read on the weekends. I can't seem to get into it during the week, i feel too tired.

I'm jealous of the commuters who have public transportation! I have to drive and dislike audio books...i space off too much

You ladies are inspiring me to read more. I very rarely watch TV (maybe once every couple mos, except football) so I would say that's my reading time but I waste SO much time mindlessly surfing the internet. Now I want to use that time reading instead. If I'm really into a book, I make tons of time and can finish it in a few days.