Is that good to read or subscribe a newspaper in English?

That was the question Wil made me yesterday. For my surprise! He reminds me when I was intesifying my studies in the language and also I was crazy for improving my vocabulary. Yes, reading newspapers is challenging because they use a more natural and coloquial style and also you become updated with the news.
Nowadays, you can have an online subscription or you can subscribe to have the hardcopy (paper copy), but, I don´t know how long they will take to arrive in your place.
I know that dowtown, in Rio, there are newstands specialized in international newspapers and magazines.

I used to read The New York Times and the time I used to susbcribe to it (online), there were texts from it on the federal vestibular etc.

It is the one I used to read and then I will restart reading after our last class, ok Wil?

If you are curious, go to their website and explore it a little. Maybe there is a blog you like to follow, there is the crosswords and other games section, so you can read the front page only and see the news and get more involved with the language, the culture and use some time reading in English.

Tell me if you like the idea and your experience, ok?

What’s Your Favorite Book?

Hi there, I just loved the post at Running in Heels: What’s Your Favorite Book?: "My dearest readers, What are some of your favorite books? What are you reading right now? My list of favorites would take up this entire..." So, the idea is to have you commenting here at this post, what are you reading. Do you read books in English? What do you recommend? Let´s try to have a top 10? I used the same photo as Running in heels.

So, leave a comment at this post telling us which book are you reading at the moment and your impressions, ok?