Dimitra Chronopoulos: Reader

It probably goes without saying that I love to read, and I read a lot. My favourite things to read are 

• newspapers and magazines
  
• children’s picture books and non-fiction
  
• young adult novels
  
• non-fiction in the areas of math, science, technology, education, and culture
  
• mysteries
  
• short stories
  
• poetry
  

But I’m quite happy reading just about anything: random magazines in waiting rooms, ads in buses or subway cars, concert programs the day after a show. Even catalogues and brochures can fascinate and entertain me. I recently received the brochure for the upcoming season at a local theatre festival and spent a good half hour reading it from cover to cover and thinking about which plays I might like to see (all of them!). 

I like talking about and sharing what I read, but I’m not committed to writing about it, at least not regularly. I’d rather just... read!

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Last updated January 2012

      What I'm Reading

• The Beggar's Garden by Michael Christie
  
• Practical Grammar: A Canadian writer's resource by Maxine Ruvinsky
• The Game by Ken Dryden
  
• Word Nerd by Susin Nielsen
  

Reading to my brother many years ago