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Fewer Americans read for pleasure; this article offers tips to reignite the habit, including setting aside reading time, rereading favorites, using audiobooks, and knowing when to quit a book.
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How to Rekindle Your Love of Reading By Jancee Dunn Published Aug. 29, 2025Updated Aug. 30, 2025 Americans are reading for pleasure less. Let’s get back in the habit. The staff at my local library are usually a convivial bunch, but when I asked them about a recent report that fewer people were reading for fun, they grew subdued. Yes, they saw it too, they told me. The study found that the number of Americans who read for pleasure on a given day fell 40 percent over the last two decades. The researchers speculated that the drop could be tied to the rise of digital media, among other things. It’s a shame. Not only is it delicious to immerse yourself in a good book, but it’s also beneficial to your health to read. Research suggests that reading can keep your memory sharp and help you sleep better, and that reading fiction can increase empathy and improve well-being. But it’s hard to stay in the habit. So I asked around for tips on how to read more regularly. Set aside regular tim...
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Simplified: Americans are reading for pleasure less
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👤 Jancee Dunn 📋 News Article 🏷️ Health , Memory , Sleep , Empathy , Well-being 🆔 9fc88a06-89b6-48eb-8971-9c04592e8ba2Simplified: Reading can keep memory sharp help sleep better reading fiction can increase empathy improve well-being
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Simplified: Librarians recommend taking a book reading it instead of phone when going out
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Simplified: Choose a designated reading spot pair reading with something enjoyable
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Simplified: Alan Jacobs said start with an old favorite if out of practice
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Simplified: Read the same thing three times if that gives pleasure
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It’s often on the second reading that you can really see the big picture of what the book is about.0.800👤 Elizabeth A.L. Stine-Morrow 📋 News Article 🏷️ Reading , Comprehension 🆔 9fc88a0b-97b3-43e2-92d0-41554cd0f70eSimplified: Second reading lets you see the big picture of a book
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👤 Jancee Dunn 📋 News Article 🏷️ Reading , Audiobooks , Comprehension , Retention 🆔 9fc88a0c-8d97-4bcc-87ac-5e90d4b907efSimplified: Study found no difference in comprehension retention between physical books audiobooks
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Simplified: Experts said you don't have to finish a book just because you started it
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Simplified: Subtract your age from 100 to see how many pages to read before quitting a book
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Simplified: Libraries are great places to find things algorithms would not suggest
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Simplified: Americans reading for pleasure fell 40 percent over last two decades
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Simplified: If under 50 read 50 pages before quitting a book