I switch off, but I use my left more often.

I usually don't hold the book when it reads right to left--I lay it on the table so I can have my Hebrew dictionary in one hand. Amarta B'iyvrit, Ramrod?

Hmm, I just held a book to test.

Am I the only one who uses both hands? I usually read laying down...

Am I the only one who uses both hands? I usually read laying down...

I usually lay the book down on something and just alternate hands to keep the pages from flipping.

I like reading books the best laying down--so i lay on my left side and hold with my right hand when reading the right sided pages, then i roll over when i get to the end of the page.

Ummmm, I'm Catholic.

I usually either prop it up on something or use both hands. For instance, right now I'm attempting to read a compilation of Jules Verne's works while typing this post. It's propped up on my legs and the desk.

(A narwhal? WHO WOULD'VE KNOWN, HUH?)

I usually either prop it up on something or use both hands. For instance, right now I'm attempting to read a compilation of Jules Verne's works while typing this post. It's propped up on my legs and the desk.

(A narwhal? WHO WOULD'VE KNOWN, HUH?)

Ummmm, I'm Catholic.

I was talking about things like Manga, which reads right to left.

I meant I assume it's written in a language that reads right to left, because how could English be read that way?

Japanese, yes. Though it is translated, a lot of the books still read right to left.