Tag: Reading
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Bionic Reading app has received German Design Award 2023
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The company that started a new era of reading experience, has won the international design award in the category Apps for Excellent Communications Design.
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10 most interesting books that enter the public domain in 2023
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These books by Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, Franz Kafka, and A.A. Milne enter the public domain on January 1, 2023. They become available for anyone to use freely.
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Most gifted books and audiobooks on Amazon – the complete guide
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The best books don’t always make the best gifts. That’s why it’s always good to know what most other users are giving as gifts. Amazon has a great tool for that – here is what you need to know.
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Bionic reading – everything you need to know
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Bionic reading is a free tool that brings an enhanced reading experience to your current e-reading device or app. It will help you read faster and comprehend more.
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8 reasons you don’t need a case cover for your e-reader
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In this provoking list, I discuss whether case covers are still a must-have e-reader accessory.
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Common literary devices – the ultimate infographic guide
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An infographic from Grammar Check puts together the most common literary devices, together with their short descriptions and example phrases.
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This online tool helps discover the books set nearest to you
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Enter the ZIP code or type a location in the United States, and you will see the most popular books set nearest to you in six genres.
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The most popular literary hotspots across America, by state and genre (infographics)
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100% of novels set in Pearl Harbor belong to the historical fiction genre. New York City is the most common literary setting in the United States.
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Reading for pleasure declined since 2004 by almost one-third
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The average American spent 16 minutes per day reading for pleasure, down from 23 minutes in 2004.
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Book censorship in the 2021 by the numbers
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In 2021, 1,597 books were challenged or banned in the United States, according to the newest report by the American Library Association.
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If the characters from famous Russian novels had been killed in the war
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What would the masterpieces of Russian literature have been, if the main characters had been missing? See The Brothers Karamazov, War and Peace, and Anna Karenina, among others.
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How to set up and organize a perfect home library (infographic)
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A new infographic includes tips to create a functional in-home library, types of shelving and light, as well as alternative ways to find great reads.