How Do Your Reading Habits Compare?
Just over half of all Americans said they read at least one book in 2023. Most of them read just a few books this year: 82% of Americans read 10 or fewer books.
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Just over half of all Americans said they read at least one book in 2023. Most of them read just a few books this year: 82% of Americans read 10 or fewer books.
YouGov
Check out the detailed results of the poll.
The Character of Our Discontent is now available for pre-order from Amazon.com, which is listing a $12.99 price. B&N has The Character of Our Discontent available for pre-order at $9.74, $8.76 for members. (Prices were read from both web sites 4/15/2010 and were accurate at that time. Prices may change at any time.)
We’re putting a number of books on sale this Christmas, and I want to feature as many as possible in blog posts. Three of our authors have produced fiction titles this year, and two of those books are on sale (the other one, Grace Across the River, has just been released). The books can be…
The following review is copied from an entry on my Threads from Henry’s Web blog. I think it is important and this book remains relevant. ***** In several recent posts, especially dealing with issues of harsh passages in Hebrew scriptures (or the Old Testament), I have referred to a book, Who’s Afraid of the Old…
[Book cover images and more links to book pages will be added as they become available.] Bob MacDonald – Seeing the Psalter: Patterns of Recurrence in the Poetry of the Psalms First one to be released in 2013! A full-colored book that brings the 150 poems, the heart of the faith of Israel and Christendom,…
John Byron wonders, prompted by an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Both articles refer specifically to scholarly book reviews, but book reviews by bloggers can have the same problems. I like to see some analysis in a review, along with some direction. Where might this study have done better? Where might it have…
Once everyone has read all these blog posts, we’ll know at least that those who will not like this book will already know they aren’t going to like it! Aussie John provides commentary on part of the introduction. (For those who may wonder, yes we do try to link to all blog discussions of books…