Only 16 percent of Americans read for personal interest or pleasure

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112. Wow, that's depressing! Fairly avid reader....

For fiction my go to is Science Fiction, occasional other stuff. It's been ebooks since covid, then my library card expired over a year ago. I read a fair amount of stuff in my Google feed.
Just got it renewed in late Aug. Read one book. In the late beginning of another. One more on hold. 📖 👍

🤔 I might try some historical fiction, or the SF sub-genre of alternate history.

Have read non-fiction in various interests, usually in magazines.
I'd go B&N get a bunch magazines and sit down to read some articles in each: sciences, crafts, music, and more.
Actually, I started to do that also at my big Bronx library pre-covid. I should try to make that a monthly, or 2xs/month in milder weather habit again.

I just remembered looking at the National Geos in the 70's. I remember a great article on bamboo! Who knew there were that many varieties. And an article on a then rather unknown in the general USA contentious tropical fruit that through twists and turns of life - may have helped to spark a friendship bc a person I occasionally spent time with knew about it back then.

I love reading! 🥰