Our Reading Lives features stories about how books and reading have shaped who we are and how we live.
A reader remembers encountering Roald Dahl's THE WITCHES for the first time, and how the book guided their early reading and writing experiences.
Do you find the reading experience improved in-flight? Here's one reader on why reading on an airplane is such a pleasurable experience.
A reader keeps up with the indie bookstore scenes in the places where she used to live, and talks about some favorite spots.
Books are like time travel machines for me. They transport me back to when I first read them. I often find myself remembering my life through books.
A reader remembers the part his father played in the development of his love for reading and, specifically, science fiction.
After years of avoiding the platform, a reader gives in and starts a Goodreads account. Here's how this reader navigated lists and the rating system.
A reader on returning to YA books--what that reading experience looks like as an adult and parent, and the books that pulled her back in.
Wherein one reader decides to stop reading books by white men, and how this experiment affected her perspective and reading experience.
Missed Book Expo? A reader is here to tell you about the experience...and the totes.
How often do you hear “grad school” and “pleasure reading” used in the same sentence? Not very often. Comics changed that for this reader.