Our Reading Lives features stories about how books and reading have shaped who we are and how we live.
Having the power to read books quickly sounds enviable, but is it really? One speed reader weighs in on the negatives of zipping through books.
The type of book doesn't matter. Where I'm reading it doesn't matter. I can feel the wetness begin to form on the last page. Am I...crying?
How one graphic novel not only convinced a reader the genre was, in fact, for them, but also opened a door to IRL events and subcultures.
Of the dozens of books I’ve purchased from McKay over the years, I’ve read maybe -- maybe -- ten of them. But there’s something about unread books.
Sometimes, I have to endure books I do not want to read. Here's why that's a good thing for me, for my library patrons, and for the world.