I'm considering signing up for the Kindle app.

One of this year's resolution was to read 12 books; one book a month. I read 6 books which made me make another resolution that I have to set a goal for reading 24 books. Why? Because I might achieve half of the goal, next year as well. It's like I'm doing something half way.(Is it a right sentence?, HELP ME!) I couldn't even read 6 books unless I didn't have a chance to go on a trip. On the way to London, I read books a lot which motivate me to read some other books. I'm not sure I would read more than 10 books for the next year. So I found a way to get me through this. The thing is that I subscribe to Audible with Kindle. 

The Amazon gives 30 trial days for people and people can decide whether to keep reading through Kindle or not. I got this information from a famous UTuber; theodd1sout. He described how good it was to him because he was not the type of a person who reads outside of his school. That applies to me as well. I can't keep my eyes on a book for even half an hour at home. So the Kindle-Audible combie makes me read more than ever! I'm still not sure about subscribing to the app after the trial days because I'm on a 1 year off from work. I should use money in discrestion. Is it worth? I have to ponder on the merits of the application. Until now, I'm very satisfied with this app but the money, that is the problem.