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There are many things respondents loved about reading, but one motivation rose to the top: To immerse myself in a story.
Making this decision was, for me, one that was not about the number of books I could read if I gave up TV. Instead, it was about doing something great for my brain and building a healthy habit.
This is an appreciation post for shorter reads. Consider this collection our grateful nod to brevity: short stories, novellas, and novels—all 200 pages or less—that we can consume in one sitting.
We’ve all been there: you finish a great book and then think, “what should I read next?”.
Just 8% of respondents felt they were reading less because of the pandemic, 70% of readers find tracking books helps them feel satisfied, and this year reading goals go way beyond a simple number.
Novelist Deborah Shapiro shares three of her favorite books that have shaped her as a writer and reader.
Small presses publish work that is important, fascinating, and sometimes unconventional — work that deserves to find its readers, wherever they may be.
Avid readers are interesting people. And interesting people are avid readers.
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