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Reading paper books leads to better text comprehension — but how?In December 2023, the University of Valencia published research showing that reading paper books results in six to eight times better comprehension than reading e-books. Over 450,000 people ...
Twenty-first people spend a lot of time reading, but not reading books. We read on screens for hours and hours, for work or ...
If you want to get back into reading paper books and escape internet distractions, this handy reading light might help. A cozy bookshelf stuffed with titles will always make my heart flutter—but ...
Staff Writers Molly Hanley and Rania Woodward take opposite sides in the debate between physical books and e-readers.
the same Pew surveys found 88 percent of e-book readers also reported reading paper books — but because e-books are becoming an important part of providing the community with reading material.
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