許多同學都十分喜愛讀書，但卻又很少讀書，理由就是沒有時間，太忙，很累等等... 久而久之根本就沒看什麼書。保持閱讀不僅能拓寬視野還能修身養性，下面小編就給大家帶來如何保持熱愛閱讀的心，歡迎閱讀!
如果你大學專業是英語文學等等，很有可能你選擇這個專業的其中一個原因就是你愛閱讀。即使你選擇了一個完全不同的專業，你也可以繼續喜愛閱讀。然而，當你經歷高等教育所有的壓力和快樂你可能會覺得對閱讀的愛有所減弱。
因此，這裡有一些方法確保你能保持閱讀習慣不間斷：
1. 獲得不同尋常的必要閱讀方式
在上大學之前，你可能會收到學習階段中所需要的一系列書籍。當你剛考完試，令人難以置信的是大學已經開始很長時間了。你只是進行了一堆考試;你不想看那些看似乏味的書!(不管你有多愛閱讀，有時候總是不可避免的有一些無聊。)然而，你越早開始閱讀，你的第一年就越好過。不僅如此，你還有時間看書放鬆一下，而不是努力完成你每週的課程閱讀。
2. 看你喜歡的書
你覺得自己應該讀書，克服自己的書籍誘惑。胡說，如果你是休閒閱讀，那麼你應該閱讀任何你喜歡的書，而不是你害怕拿起的困難和複雜的書。很可能你已經為你的專業讀了這樣的書，所以你需要休息，一些現代小說或古代文獻確實讓人耳目一新。
3. 充分利用你的旅程
不管你坐公共汽車、火車還是地鐵去上大學，這些都是你閱讀的機會。如果你不能隨身攜帶一本書，那麼就給自己找一個便宜的.電子閱讀器。旅行是讓自己看一本引人入勝的小說的好機會，即使你周圍是交通和擁擠的人群。閱讀是一個快樂的旅程!而不是沮喪的高峰時段，只是享受有更多的時間去閱讀。
4. 放下我們的手機
我們都知道我們花了太多的時間用手機瀏覽網路。我們的時間無休止地通過新聞軟體，等一些有趣的彈出或閱讀名人八卦浪費掉了，這些時間命名可以更好地用在深入研究我們喜歡的小說上。你在大學的很多時候，會告訴自己沒有足夠的時間去閱讀休閒，但事實是，我們只是不用正確的方式來安排時間。
5. 嘗試看新作者的書
一般規則是，閱讀休閒應該是你期待的書籍，這些書籍在餘下的日子會一直在你的腦子裡出現。如果你不更新你的閱讀列表這就不會發生。嘗試讓你興奮的，不同寫作風格的新作者，它會讓你對書籍流連忘返。你也會更加頻繁的讀書。
6. 不要放棄
培養你對閱讀的熱愛，最重要的一個方法就是堅持下去。即使你覺得你一天非常忙碌，但是至少也花10分鐘看書。我們都知道如果這樣做，隨著我們越來越渴望完成這本書，就會覺得10分鐘太少了。
英文原文
If youre studying a subject like English literature at university, its likely that one of your top reasons for this choice was your love of reading. Even if youve chosen a completely different subject, you may still start your studies absolutely adoring reading. However, as you go through higher education with all its pressures and pleasures you may feel your love of books waning.
So here are a few ways to ensure you keep your love of reading constantly kindled.
1. Get essential reading out of the way early
Before you start university, you will probably be sent a list of books you will be studying in each module. When youve just finished your A-Levels, the beginning of university can seem an incredibly long time away. You just took a load of exams; you dont want to read all those boring-sounding books! (No matter how much you love reading, its inevitable some will be boring.) However, the sooner you get started, the better your first year will be. Not only that, you will then have time to read for leisure throughout the year, instead of struggling to complete your weekly reading for each module.
2. Read what you enjoy
There can be a temptation to overwhelm yourself with books you feel you should be reading. Nonsense, I say. If you are reading for leisure, then you should be reading whatever takes your fancy, not difficult and complex books that you dread picking up. It is likely youre already reading those kind of books for your degree, so you need to have a rest from them. A dash of modern fiction amongst ancient texts is certainly refreshing.
3. Make use of your journeys
Whether you take the bus, train or tube to university, these are all opportunities for you to do some reading. If you cant carry a book with you, then get yourself a cheap e-reader. Journeys are golden opportunities to lose yourself in a gripping novel, even if you are surrounded by traffic and crowds. Reading makes for a happier journey too! Instead of becoming frustrated with rush hour, simply take pleasure in having more time to read.
4. Put that phone down
We all know we spend far too much time browsing the net on our phones. The time we spend endlessly trawling through our newsfeed waiting for something interesting to pop up or reading celebrity gossip could be better spent on delving into our favorite novels. A lot of the time when you are at university, you will tell yourself you do not have enough time to read for leisure, but the fact is, we just dont use our time in the right way.
5. Try out new authors
The general rule is that the reading you do for leisure should be something you look forward to, something which runs through your mind during the rest of the day. This wont happen if you dont your reading list. Trying out new authors allows you to be thrilled by different styles of writing, which makes you look forward to getting back to your book. Automatically this will have the effect of making you seek out more times in the day in which to get some reading done.
6. Never give up!
Ill end by saying that one of the most important ways to nurture your love of reading is simply to keep at it. Even if you feel your day is tremendously busy, aim to read for at least 10 minutes. We all know that if we do this, 10 minutes soon becomes too little, as we become more eager to complete the book. One of my A-Level teachers gave me an important piece of advice: the amount of writing you are spewing out into essays and exams, you need to replenish by reading. When it comes to university, we all do a huge amount of writing, but do we ensure our brains are fed too?
