It is important to note that there’s a difference between the average American, and the people that frequent this sub.

The average American adult probably reads one book a year, if that.

The people on this sub who consider themselves readers probably read between 10 and 50 books a year.

I don’t think about it much. It’s just not something they enjoy. Just like I don’t play video games because it’s not something I enjoy.

I read this book last winter, and I absolutely loved it. But, like you, I can see how it would not appeal to everyone.

I can totally relate to this. Sometimes I will only put the book down for an hour or so. Sometimes I will wait until the next day.

I was surprised to see that graphic novels was removed.

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr.

I read Cloud Cuckoo Land and loved it, and although I know the two books are very different I definitely want more from this author.

No, I don’t do this. Sometimes an image pops up, but mostly not. I accept when people say reading a book is just like watching a movie, but I don’t understand it. For me, that is not true at all. Never has been, and I’ve been reading for 50 years.