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A new Pew Research Center survey finds that most U.S. adults still read books, with print remaining the most popular format — even as digital and audio reading continue their long-term rise.
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Curling up with The Lorax never gets old, even as a grown-up reader who usually gravitates toward thicker tomes. Dr. Seuss packs an enormous environmental message into a deceptively simple, rhyming tale: a businessman ca…
The Hobbit is one of those books that reminds me why I fell in love with reading in the first place. It has the feel of an old tale passed from hand to hand: warm, slightly mysterious, and full of the promise that beyond…
A Court of Thorns and Roses completely swept me away. Sarah J. Maas takes the familiar shape of a fairy-tale retelling and turns it into something rich, dangerous, romantic, and full of magic. Feyre is a wonderfully comp…
Jeeves in the Offing is classic P. G. Wodehouse: light, absurd, perfectly polished, and full of the sort of social chaos that only Bertie Wooster can stumble into. With Jeeves temporarily away, Bertie is left to navigate…
Possum Magic by Mem Fox is a warm, playful Australian classic with a lovely sense of wonder. The story follows Grandma Poss and Hush as they travel around Australia searching for the food that will make Hush visible agai…
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