It's Not What You Read But Where You Read It Challenge

Description
The It's Not What You Read But Where You Read It Challenge was started by I Heart Monster. Here the challenge is to read something for at least an hour in each of seven categories of places.

This is quite different from most other reading challenges in that the number of books you read does not matter, but where you read it and as long as you spend at least an hour in each place reading.

The hour does not need to be spent all at once. You could read for ten minutes in one spot, then come back to it another day and read for ten minutes. (This would be good for the "move" category for walking on a treadmill.) It is also possible that all seven of these hours could comprise one book, depending on your reading speed.

Categories
Twist Your House: Read somewhere in your house you have never read before. Examples: bathtub, corner, closet, dining room table.

Place of Commerce: Read somewhere things are sold. Examples: coffee shop, mall, grocery.

Move: Read somewhere where you are moving through space. Examples: on a bus, train, plane, car, treadmill.

Nature: Read while sitting/standing on something not manmade. Examples: tree stump, boulder, grass.

You Don't Call Home: Read somewhere you don't call home but that isn't one used for any other category. Examples: out of state, neighbor's house, hotel.

Probably Shouldn't: Be creative. Examples: work, church, shopping. Disclaimer: Not while driving or operating heavy machinery. Be safe and creative, not stupid.

In Pairs: Read somewhere were someone else is reading, too. Examples: bookstore, library, next to your spouse.

Source
The It's Not What You Read But Where You Read It Challenge (Host Blog)