Agnes by Tony Cochran for November 01, 2024

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    seanfear  25 days ago

    the audience might get expanded a bit further with an eBook

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  24 days ago

    Literacy is confusing and recursive.

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    Differentname  24 days ago

    I have a friend who is a college professor. She tells me that students who read entire books are a minority.

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    Mugens Premium Member 24 days ago

    These days consider me one of the minorities (in more ways than one). I am definitely an actual hold in your hands (hardback) bookaholic. Ran out of bookshelf space a while ago and under threat of physical harm by the wife (can’t really blame her), not able to sneak anymore in the house, although I do often try of course.

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    scapegrote  24 days ago

    book reader here. Mostly history and biographies/autobiographies

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    Gameguy49 Premium Member 24 days ago

    I have always loved to read. I ‘m currently reading book number 2237 and that is only the ones I’ve read since I started keeping track in 1992. I transferred the list to a computer database when I first got one and it is great to be able to see what books I’ve read by any author, makes it easy to just order newer titles from the libraray.

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    rshive  24 days ago

    Whole magazines have been built around pictures, Trout.

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    Havel  24 days ago

    Meanwhile, my abibliophobia continues unabated.

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    Northgalus2002  24 days ago

    I have read an assortment of books. I’ve read comic books, graphic novels, romance novels, mysteries, essay collections, etc. I’ve read e-books and listened to audiobooks, but still prefer the “dead tree” versions. I think that the printed word will ultimately survive and adapt to the generations that will come after me. It comes down to how parents, teachers and other adults children are familiar with nurture how children and teens read. If kids and teens gain a love for reading via graphic novels or audiobooks, who are we to kick? We have to get people in the church before we can preach to them.

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    Thehag  24 days ago

    Doesn’t matter what or how, just read.

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    Mike Baldwin creator 24 days ago

    Pretty good definition of social media.

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    Leadvilledave  24 days ago

    As an author, this breaks my heart. And today is National Author Day :-( My 12th murder mystery, “Fatal Foul Play”, is out this month

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    mindjob  24 days ago

    A lot of new books are written so poorly they aren’t worth finishing. I’ll stick with the classics

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    vonskippy  24 days ago

    The dumbing of Amurika continues – that’s what you get when you elect religious nutjobs into your public school board.

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    gopher gofer  24 days ago

    it appears that to trout the concept of reading is novel…

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  21 days ago

    If you don’t read mystery novels, how w ill you know who the bad people are?

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