Most of my reading gets done on my bed, because of a long established practice that used to be nap time.

If a book is particularly good and I have the time to keep reading, I’ll carry it out to the couch and preferably stretch out on the whole thing, but with five other people in the family, that’s not often a reality.

I often bring long books on vacation so I can read them in the car. So I really don’t mind at all.

If I’m reading non-fiction Web pages, I will use my family’s iTunes library in a particularly random fashion. That means that I’ll listen to a huge variety of genres on shuffle.

I seem to remember that it picks up after about chapter ten. Keep at it! (go, Pip go!)

Is book four the one that’s mostly letters? I’ve only read it once, but I remember liking it. How far are you into it?

I’m reading DragonLight! About halfway through already.

Oh, I actually liked the ending of BC. It almost made me cry!

Yeah, the names do have some amount of nuttiness to them. I don’t notice as much because I like the old Welsh names and words, so I know some of their grammar and spelling rules.

Alassiel – 44 minutes ago  » 

We listened to all the FOTF Narnia Radio Dramas while on car trips, and I enjoyed them, except I didn’t like Aslan’s voice. I always cringe when I hear it. To me, it’s too harsh and gravelly, more suited to a villain than to Aslan.

I’ve only heard it on the commercials, but you’re right, he does sound too villain-y. Then again, I’m very used to Liam Neeson by now…