When I go to sleep I usually read for a 1/2 hour or so. I read on my stomach, propped up by my arms with the magazine or book below me on the bed.
My SO insists that I am abnormal for doing this. According to her, most people read sitting upright, propped on pillows like the Brady bunch couple always did.
Print: Lying on my back with the book resting on my chest.
Ebooks: Lying on my side, with the hand holding the palm pilot resting on the pillow. This is my preferred position but doesn’t work as well with print books.
I usually read Brady style, but also sometimes on my side.
Trouble is I prefer lying on my left side, leaving my right hand free to turn pages, but my bedside lamp is on the wrong side of my bed for that (and, no, it can’t be moved!).
I always lie on my stomach, with my arms crossed underneath either me or my pillows. My book sits on the empty expanse between the pillows underneath me and the end of the bed. I really can’t read Brady style because my bed frame is on wheels. If I lean against pillows, I end up finding my top half wedged between the wall and my bed because the bed slipped out from underneath me.
Lying on my side, with one elbow propping me up. When that arm gets tired, I switch sides, and occasionally lie on my stomach, but only if both sides are completely tired. For me, the most unnatural, unenjoyable position to read in, is the Brady position Ugghh.
Generally lying on my side with the book either on the bed or propped on the other pillow. Occasionally on my back with the book either propped on my chest or held up in one hand, depending on whether it’s hardcover or paperback.