All articles tagged with #reading habits
The author shares how embracing random, uncurated reading has expanded their literary horizons, improved their writing, and fostered a more diverse and authentic relationship with books, moving beyond hype and marketing-driven choices to discover unexpected and enriching stories.
Tim Dowling humorously reflects on his forgetfulness about the books he's read, despite frequently recommending them to others, highlighting the fleeting nature of memory and the challenges of literary recall.
Research indicates that the majority of people experience an "inner reading voice" (IRV) when they read, with around 82.5% hearing a voice that has qualities like identity, gender, and emotional tone. Studies show that while some people can control aspects of their IRV, such as volume and whose voice they hear, about 20% of people read without hearing any internal voice. The phenomenon of internal monologues and IRVs remains under-studied, despite its prevalence.
Amazon has introduced "Your Books," a personalized feature that allows users to explore their entire collection of print, Kindle, and Audible books. With the ability to organize and filter their library based on genres, authors, or series, users can easily discover new books and receive personalized recommendations. The feature also consolidates saved books from Amazon Wish Lists and offers filters to streamline book selection. By turning on Discovery Mode, users can transform their library into a tailored bookstore experience.